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The growing desire to study overseas is a result of ample family incomes and an appreciation of the Chinese yuan, as well as an inefficient Chinese higher education system, educators and parents have said.
Look 10 years younger without plastic surgery. Impossible? Not according to Prunella Samuels. "It can be done regardless of your age or what you do," said Samuels while giving a presentation to a small group of women in Beijing recently on how wearing the right clothes, colors, hairstyle and makeup can erase years off appearances.
Sanlitun, at the heart of the city's diplomatic compounds and much of the city's nightlife, has grown into an excellent place for shopping as The Village, an open-air shopping complex, arises from the neighboring bar areas.
In 1994-5 an American teenage television drama called My So-Called Life (episodes are available on Youku.com) made a deep impact on my adolescent self. What I loved about the program were the issues the show addressed, topics that seemed pretty radical for prime time television at the time: acceptance of gays, drugs, premarital sex.
Tucked deep within the Ritan embassy area, 15 Guanghua Road is easy to miss. But many celebrities and fashionistas know where it is and they are loyally devoted to the unassuming jewelry and clothing boutiques inside. METRO fashion decided to take a closer look at two of our favorite shops to find out more about these retail gems.
Chen Xiaoxia is the petite and soft-spoken owner of No 2009 Out & Out, and while the shop sells clothing and purses, amber is the main attraction.
Unique bars provide a small, unpretentious and peaceful atmosphere in which to savor a glass
It looks exactly like other handicraft shops in a traditional Chinese hutong, or alley, except that each item has a story.
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