Chi le ma?
Read moreby Morgan O’Hara, General Manager Beijing can come off as an imposing, impenetrable metropolis. There are days when the grit, the cold, the clatter, and the pollution get to you. For me, the city’s saving grace is the xiaoqu (小区). The xiaoqu is the apartment complex, of which there are thousands upon thousands, many with decrepit exteriors, but all fitted
Who’s New at The Hutong? Welcome Ian!
Read moreMeet the newest member of our Educational team: Ian Gabrielson! A passionate educator who previously taught secondary humanities and CAS at one of Beijing’s international schools for 5 years, Ian works to ensure our programs meet international curriculum standards.
A Q&A with Baker and Pastry Chef Anna Chan
Read moreThe Hutong is proud to welcome master pastry chef and baker Anna Chan to Beijing next month.
Brave Men Never Return: On The Historical Trail of Assassin Jing Ke
Read moreEducation Programs Coordinator Jeffrey Schwab visits Yi County on the trail of the famous assassin Jing Ke.
Spring in our Steppe
Read moreThe 7th graders of the Canadian International School of Hong Kong arrived in Chifeng on a rare rainy evening, an unexpected if not fortuitous omen for the week to come on the grasslands of Inner Mongolia.