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  • Hunting for Relics in Shanxi

    Shanxi isn’t actually that far from Beijing, and yet it’s a completely different world. Despite an economy relying on heavy industry and coal, Shanxi is the birthplace of China’s Golden Era.

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  • Good Eggs & Golden Youzis Seek Challenge in Yunnan

    The Hutong ran for Concordia Shanghai its Yunnan Cycle and Service program in September 2014. Below are the impressions of Hutong Co-Founder Stacey Shine, who joined the program as an observer: “I first went to Xishuangbanna 14 years ago, as a backpacker on an overland trip from Thailand to London. A few years later, I returned as an Intrepid tour leader

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  • Hongzao at the Hutong

    One of the first things every visitor notices when they enter our courtyard is an enormous jujube tree that each fall rains fruit down upon our heads…

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  • Enlightenment in Anhui

    Both Harrow Beijing and The British School of Nanjing were back in Anhui province for their second year in a row for The Hutong Education’s Enlightened Rebels program.

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  • Teacher’s Corner: Amanda Riske

    Former WISS Shanghai Maths teacher and Trips Coordinator, Amanda Riske, is heading back to the US, but before she left China, we managed to catch up with her to get her views on Experiential Education based on her 10 years of leading school trips: Is there value in getting students to learn and explore outside of the classroom? There is

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