About Jocelyn Eikenburg

Post-COVID Air Travel in China: Easier Than I Imagined

It was less than 24 hours before my flight to Ningxia was scheduled to take off from Beijing Capital International

Call me “Helpless”, but after watching the live-stage performance of the musical “Hamilton”, I simply had to write about Phillipa

Some literary dreams come years in the making, such as for Canadian author Sabrina Mailhot and her newly published debut

Before the virus, it seemed unimaginable that my colleagues at the office in Beijing would brave the snarl of traffic

To go out or not, that was the question. At least, for many of us, it used to be something

For years I have lauded barber shops in China as one of the greatest things about living in this country.

For the vast majority of people in China, the novel coronavirus epidemic has meant a delay in getting back to

Back in 2011, Kim Lee made headlines after posting shocking photos of her bruised and beaten face, the result of

2020 will welcome the Year of the Rat, the Chinese zodiac sign for some family members, which has prompted me

When you live in a country that doesn’t officially celebrate Christmas, people are bound to interpret the holiday in both