| Riding Scooter in Beijing |
| A new saying about Beijing's traffic goes: "Cars are jammed, bicycles are slow, scooters are best." Beijing's expat motorcycle and scooter riders enjoy weaving in and out of jams, but many of them are unaware that they are driving illegally. |
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| Getting a Green Card |
| The Ministry of Public Security announced the formal implementation of The Supervisory Laws Governing the Examination and Approval of Foreigners being Granted the Right to Permanent Residence in the PRC (thankfully abbreviated as Supervisory Laws) on August 15, 2004. |
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| Seeking Accommodation in China |
| Basic information for foreigners seeking accommodation in China. |
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| Outdoor Sports |
| FAQ for Outdoor Sports in Beijing. |
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| FAQ for Studying in Beijing |
| Informations you have to know if you are pursuing Chinese education background here. |
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| FAQ on SARS* |
| Currently, the source virus of SARS is not yet clear. The plague broke out in some areas of China early in 2003. Related to common cold, it is likely spread by spit emitted from sneezing and coughing. With symptoms similar to that of pneumonia, it mostly spreads in families and hospitals with such patients. |
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| Shopping ABC in Beiijng |
| Basic elements you have to know when you want to buy things in Beijing. |
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| Foreign Currency Exchange |
| Is it convenient to exchange foreign currency in Beijing？ |
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| Beijing Opens Schools to Foreign Children |
| All kindergartens, primary and middle schools in China's capital have been opened to foreign children living in Beijing from February, said sources with the Beijing Education Bureau. |
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| Long Tern Green Card |
| "It has been my wish to live in China permanently," said Australian Lourenco Carlos, an eleven year resident of China, holding the new green-covered Foreign Residence Permit of China which he received Tuesday. |
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