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eBeijing is authorized by the Beijing Municipal Government and organized jointly by the Foreign Affairs Office of the People's Government of Beijing Municipality and the Beijing Network Information Industry Office. The website is operated and maintained by the Beijing Foreign Affairs Information Center and the Operation Management Center of Beijing Official Website Portal with the support from the Beijing Foreign Languages University. The English Foreign Expert for the Beijing Official Website Portal and other English language projects initiated by eBeijing is Elizabeth Rolland B.A.; M.Sc.Ed.
The website is dedicated to provide all foreign governments, organizations and individuals who have interests in Beijing's development and those foreign friends who currently study, work and travel in Beijing with comprehensive, accurate and timely information for work, life and entertainment.

Come and join us. Enjoy Beijing from eBeijing.

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The summer is coming. Hope to find a cool place. Then I found a cuisine subject. There are so many delicious Chinese Cuisine, including cold and hot ones, especially the Tofu kind, the pictures there are very beautiful. All of the dish have the Chinese name and the Chinese PINYIN. When I click on the button, I could hear a girl is telling me how to read the name in Chinese, It’s really interesting; I hope to go to the Chinese restaurant to taste them. Who want to join me? Let’s go together. Here is the link, [www.ebeijing.gov.cn], let me share with you.

you'd think if someone was going to pretend to have Found a website about something they wouldn't make their user name the exact same as the website in question...

whoa! Sweet website! I wanna try, but I live too far away... but thanks for the link

Uberche Wrote:
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> you'd think if someone was going to pretend to
> have Found a website about something they wouldn't
> make their user name the exact same as the website
> in question...

Every year, some of the Nobel Prize Laureates would come to Beijing to discuss some social problems, such as ecnomic field, energy field,etc. And in this year, some VIP guests gathered in Beijing to discuss "Financial Reconstruction and Economic Revitalization". Do you have some idea about the global crisis? Have a look at [www.ebeijing.gov.cn] to find some details.

www.ebeijing.gov.cn has a detail introduction to various study programs in Beijing University of China Medicine, Tsinghua University, Foreign Affairs College, Capital Normal University, China Conservatory, Central University of Nationalities, Central University of Finance and Economic and Beijing University of Forestry, including visa application, tuition and fees, medical service, HSK program, etc.







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www.ebeijing.gov.cn

Located several kilometers north of the Forbidden City and just east of Houhai Lake is Nanluoguxiang, an 800-meter long north-south alleyway filled with cafes, bars, and shops all designed in classical Chinese 'hutong' style.This heavily renovated hutong is a heaven for backpackers. Popular spots include the Passby Bar(Western and Chinese food, gin and tonics, lovely courtyard atmosphere.), eateries like Paper, cheeky Beijing-themed T-shirt vendor Plastered 8, gig venue MAO Livehouse and the late night snack outlet Fish Nation.

Located several kilometers north of the Forbidden City and just east of Houhai Lake is Nanluoguxiang, an 800-meter long north-south alleyway filled with cafes, bars, and shops all designed in classical Chinese 'hutong' style.This heavily renovated hutong is a heaven for backpackers. Popular spots include the Passby Bar(Western and Chinese food, gin and tonics, lovely courtyard atmosphere.), eateries like Paper, cheeky Beijing-themed T-shirt vendor Plastered 8, gig venue MAO Livehouse and the late night snack outlet Fish Nation.