A Canadian in Beijing is a series that explores life in Beijing from the perspective of a Canadian musician named Ember Swift. Talking about everything from traffic to eating vegan, live music to accessibility issues, Ember journeys through life in this huge city (as well as some forays out of town) across a three-month period. If you're planning a trip to China, this series is perfect for you. It will open your eyes to some interesting customs, some fantastic tourist sites to check out as well as some philosophical insights into the current merging of cultures between the West and the East.
- 03/30/2007 Turn Up The Volume
- 04/02/2007 Nightmare Travel Visa Just A Dream
- 04/04/2007 International Condiments and Conversation
- 04/04/2007 Traffic Is the Opposite of Uniform
- 04/06/2007 Subway Cinch
- 04/08/2007 Walls and Their Greatness
- 04/09/2007 Spring in Beijing
- 04/11/2007 Righteous Bikes
- 04/13/2007 Live Music in China's Capital
- 04/13/2007 Piddly Squat
- 04/15/2007 La La Bar Land
- 04/16/2007 Sing For Beijing
- 04/17/2007 Malled
- 04/19/2007 Movement of Movement
- 04/19/2007 Being Vegan in China, Part 1
- 04/21/2007 A Shu-In For Language Training
- 04/22/2007 Digesting the Air in Beijing
- 04/22/2007 Recycling Reincarnation
- 04/24/2007 Two-Wheeled Matrimony
- 04/26/2007 Hutongs and Mopeds
- 04/26/2007 Sonic Youth in Beijing
- 04/27/2007 Ticket Wicket Tricks
- 04/28/2007 Escape To Shanghai
- 04/29/2007 Floating Billboards on the Bund
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