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monikabohlen wants to drink something at Vinotheque
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7h ago
3d from now
Wherever you can hold a conversation.
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want to meet at Local House

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roselies wants to visit a temple at Local House
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Quiet visit, then tea nearby.
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gabrielelamper… wants to visit a temple at Local House
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2w ago
Quiet visit, then tea nearby.
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krista wants to do some sport at Local House
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3mos ago
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leah wants to take a walk at Local House
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valeskaschmitt wants to visit a temple at Local House
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4mos ago
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roselies wants to visit a temple at Local House
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4mos ago
Quiet visit, then tea nearby.
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luciaweiss wants to do some sport at Local House
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5mos ago

want to meet at Modern Arts

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gabrielelamper… wants to visit a museum at Modern Arts
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7h ago
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emine wants to visit a museum at Modern Arts
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Beijing ChemTech's Secret Societies?

So, I'm heading to Beijing University of Chemical Technology next semester, super excited, but also a little nervous. I've heard whispers about these... secret student societies, apparently some hav… So, I'm heading to Beijing University of Chemical Technology next semester, super excited, but also a little nervous. I've heard whispers about these... secret student societies, apparently some have been around for decades. They're supposedly super influential within the university, involved in everything from organizing events to, well, let's just say things. My question is: how easy is it for a newbie international student to get involved in one of these societies, and are there any I should definitely avoid? Or any particularly interesting ones I should look out for? I'm hoping to make some awesome friends and learn more about the university culture beyond textbooks.
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Image monique local ·

Check the 社团联合会 booth during orientation week

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The ones worth your time recruit through upperclassmen in your dorm, not at any fair, so ask your laoshi who runs the good ones.

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Most of those "societies" are just shetuan registered with the 团委, and the real barrier is language: meetings run in Mandarin. Join a hobby one like the photography or hiking club first, it's way easier to make friends there.

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Disco 2000 Beijing 2026: is the entry scam real?

fmd_goodDisco 2000 · #scam #disco
heading to disco 2000 next month & someone told me the door guys quote one price then the bar tab comes out way higher with a 'service fee' tacked on. is that an actual scam or just how the place work… heading to disco 2000 next month & someone told me the door guys quote one price then the bar tab comes out way higher with a 'service fee' tacked on. is that an actual scam or just how the place works? trying to figure out what to expect before i go
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its not really a scam, more like how the place runs. door price is just cover, then they hit u with the service fee on the tab which is usually 10 to 15 percent and it shows up on the receipt if u actually look. pay cash at the door and settle each round as u go, that way nothing sneaks up on u.

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Yeah the fee is real and it's on the menu, but watch the door guys quoting a higher cover than the posted price, that's the actual trick there.

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Agree on the fee, but ask for a printed receipt before you pay, since they sometimes drop the service charge if you push back.

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settling each round is the move tbh, but keep an eye on the card machine, it sometimes rounds up to the next 100 kuai. cash avoids that entirely. also the service fee only kicks in past a certain tab, so small rounds dodge it

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Cash only past midnight, that's when the tab math gets creative.

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Image fini local ·

receipt trick works better after 11pm

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Image lili local ·

door cover goes up after 10 on weekends

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Image annika local ·

Service fee's negotiable if you ask for the manager.

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Image annika local ·

That 10 to 15 percent thing only bites if you let them run a tab, so close out before the room gets packed and you're fine.

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the real trick is the card machine rounding up to the next 100 kuai, so bring cash & count ur change at the door

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