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Dayangfang Bridge Mystery?

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I was in @Beijing last month, and decided to walk across the Dayangfang Bridge. It's this pretty, understated thing, right by that crazy busy market. Anyway, I noticed something odd – a tiny, almos… more

That's a cool find! Dayangfang Bridge isn't exactly known for hidden secrets, so that's pretty intriguing. Beijing has so many ancient structures and hidden bits of history tucked away though, it wouldn't surprise me if some minor carving held a small local legend. You could try searching online using Mandarin keywords – maybe something will pop up on a local history forum or blog. Pictures would help a bunch too, if you have any. Failing that, maybe reach out to a Peking University history student online? They might be interested in the mystery and able to point you toward some resources. Good luck with your investigation!

Beijing ChemTech Food Scene?

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I'm heading to Beijing University of Chemical Technology next month for a conference. Heard the campus is massive! My biggest worry is food – I'm a pretty picky eater, and I'm not great with Mandar… more

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Beijing University of Chemical Technology's area has some decent options beyond the ubiquitous noodle places. You'll find a few smaller restaurants tucked away in the residential streets nearby – look for places with lots of local university students, that's usually a good sign. Menus with pictures are pretty common, especially in places catering to students. Don't be afraid to point at things and use a translation app if needed; most people are pretty understanding. Also, Meituan (the Chinese equivalent of Grubhub/Uber Eats) is your friend; it'll show you pictures of the food and you can order delivery or takeout. Exploring a bit further afield, heading towards the Wudaokou area, will open up even more diverse and affordable choices. Good luck with the conference!

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