So Relax-jing: Where to Shed the Stress in the Capital

So Relax-jing: Where to Shed the Stress in the Capital | the Beijinger

So Relax-jing: Where to Shed the Stress in the Capital | the Beijinger: Besides the hurdles of language and cultural barriers, dealing with throngs of blaring speakers, bright lights, gray skies, and horrible traffic are a daily struggle for expats. In aid of maintaining your sanity, here is a roundup of some of the best wellness and self-care options our sometimes stress-inducing city has to offer.

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Yunnan Jin Kongque Dehong Daiwei Canguan Review - Review of Yunnan Jin Kongque Dehong Daiwei Canguan Restaurant in Beijing | Frommer's

Ni hao! This restaurant is a must when visiting Beijing. They are very good at noodles dishes. China has eight main cuisines. Their cuisine is Yunnan. Here you can eat and enjoy the famous Beijing Noodles. Yunnan Jin Kongque Dehong Daiwei Canguan, Minzu Daxue Bei Lu 1, Beijing. Location is Beijiong West, Haidan & Yayun Cun. Open hours is Daily 11am-10pm. Transportation is bus no. 205 or 106 to Weigong Cun from Xi Zhi Men metro. Cross footbridge, head right, take the first street on your left. Phone number is 010-68932030. Prices for meals for 2 are ¥80-¥100. Read more: http://www.frommers.com/destinations/beijing/restaurants/217793#ixzz2vGOSo4KH Zai jian! Peter

Have you ever seen this in Beijing 北京!

Ni hao! How about the beer distribution in Beijing on bicykles with three wheels, or the sales of easy street food also on bicykles with three wheels and with an oil can as the barbecue cooking place between the two back wheels, or how girls sit riding back of a bicykle! What ever you do don´t park your car on the street! It will be very exspensive and your car is gone when you come back for it. The police takes away your car very fast! So when you walk on the pavement you should better watch out because the cars drive on them to park! Don´t relax or you will be runned over! Don´t throw you cigarett end in the street or pavement. It will cost you 50 yuan in legal fee from the police! These are some of the things you will notice during your visit here. It is better to know them before you go here! In another earlier blog post have already told you about the toilets! Always be prepared for these things. Don´t forget to bring your own toilet paper and so on. Another thing is that I

Dongzhimen 东直门

Ni hao! This day I will tell you about Dongzhimen 东直门 in the Dongcheng District, Beijing. Dongzhimen is the name of one of the gates in the old city walls of Beijing, it´s now a transportation node in Beijing. The 2nd Ring Road links with Airport Expressway. The Beijing Subway has a station at Dongzhimen, where Lines 2 and 13 connect. Line 13 has its eastern terminus at Dongzhimen. The Dongzhimen bus station is also situated here. For me it feels and seems like the central station in Stockholm! It really is near and we can walk there from home! Talking about minutes! We reach all corners of Beijing very easily from here during our 30 days visit. The subway station is only 8 minutes walk from our own apartment. West of Dongzhimen is Guijie, or "Food vessel street" (Dongzhimen Inner Street), extremely well-known to locals in Beijing as a food street. We go often to the restaurants on this street. There are so many different restaurants there. I think they must be 100 ones!

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