Beijing is a city where language barriers no longer hinder your journey, allowing you to feel at home even in a foreign land. With multilingual communication, a harmonious blend of diverse cultures, street signs in multiple languages, and friendly locals, Beijing is making great strides to expand its openness and break down barriers in every possible aspect.
Beijing is striving to build itself into a world-class, harmonious, and livable city, creating a more comfortable and convenient “overseas-like environment” for friends from all over the world. So, what is it like for foreigners to live in Beijing? Why do more and more people choose to “stay in Beijing” rather than just “come to Beijing”?
Today, let’s join American blogger Aleese Lightyear and Qu Ru, President of the Institute of Intercultural Communication at Beijing International Studies University, as they take on a special challenge and experience Beijing’s international vibe!
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