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CHARITY SUMMER FAIR at Wellington College International Tianjin 第六届惠灵顿夏日嘉年华 2018.06 Follow us on Wechat! 22 CHARITY SUMMER FAIR At Wellington College International Tianjin 第六届惠灵顿夏日嘉年华 InterMediaChina www.tianjinplus.com IST offers your children a welcoming, inclusive international school experience, where skilled and committed teachers deliver an outstanding IB education in an environment of quality learning resources and world-class facilities. IST is... fully accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS) IST is... fully authorized as an International Baccalaureate World School (IB) IST is... fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) IST is... a full member of the following China and Asia wide international school associations: ACAMIS, ISAC, ISCOT, EARCOS and ACMIBS Website: www.istianjin.org Email: [email protected] Tel: 86 22 2859 2003/5/6 NO.22 Weishan South Road, Shuanggang, Jinnan District, Tianjin 300350, P.R.China Afternoon Tea Time: 2pm - 5pm Address: 211 Nanjing Rd, Heping District, Tianjin (in front of Xi Kai church) 和平区南京路国际商场后 门, 西开教堂对面 Tel: +86 22 8628 4132 Hi friends, On June 1st we will celebrate Children’s Day, and we have decided to publish one Managing Editor photo of a child to honor them. They are the future and the present, they are what Sandy Moore [email protected] we most love and care. So, this photo is to represent to all of them. This cover is for them. Advertising Agency InterMediaChina The cover photo was taken during one of the most popular and awaited annual [email protected] international events in Tianjin, the Wellington College International Tianjin’s Charity Publishing Date Summer Fair. It is the school’s largest family and community event for both local as June 2018 also international communities. It was a very exciting and fun filled day, especially Tianjin Plus is a Lifestyle Magazine. for children and parents, and of course the visitors that also enjoyed themselves For Members ONLY very much. We at Tianjin Plus Magazine fully support such charitable causes and www. tianjinplus. com believe in “playing it forward”. ISSN 2076-3743 Our feature story dwells upon Tianjin Haihe River Sightseeing Tour. Tianjin is known as the Water City in Northern China because it is on the downstream of nine rivers with crisscross courses and the 72km Haihe River being the major waterway that flows through Beijing and Tianjin before emptying into the Yellow Sea at The Bohai Bay in Tanggu, Binhai District. In Tianjin, Haihe River runs through the heart of the city, forming a tourist line along its banks that you should not miss. Cruising on Haihe River gives you a chance to enjoy splendid views with either side of the river lined with historic buildings and modern high-rises. I am sure you will find very interesting all the other articles published this month, and we hope that you will enjoy and find them useful in your daily life. Don’t forget to visit our website www.tianjinplus.com and follow us on our official Wechat account (ID: tianjin_plus) for more articles and information. Best wishes, Sandy Moore Managing Editor | Tianjin Plus Magazine Address: Olympic Tower No.104, Chengdu Road Heping District, Tianjin 和平区成都道126号 奥林匹克大厦1楼104 Tel: +86 22 2334 5716 Opening: 7:00 - 22:00 GANG GANG Bread & Wine 冈冈葡萄酒 & 面包店 DELIVERY It's Free over 100RMB! 点餐超过100元免配送费！ Delivery can be made everyday Order one day earlier until 14:00am We accept orders by e-mail or Wechat E-mail: [email protected] Wechat: yushengsensen 2018 2018 40 CONTENTS 06 CONTENTS 06 14 Calendar 10 Education 38 Music teraphy to improve your results 40 Partner Promotion 12 International School of Tianjin 42 Teda International School 43 Art & Culture 14 Armours and Weapons in Ancient China Entertainment 44 Slang Bang! 17 No Shit Sherlock! Health Watch 46 Feature Story 18 Outdoor health benefits Let’s Boat On The Haihe River! Fitness & Gym 48 Relationship 21 Athleisure makeup Future 50 Cover Story 22 48 First attempts to brain-to-brain communication 22 Charity Summer Fair Interior Design 52 Beijing Beat 28 Creative Ways to Use the Entrance of your Home! Kid’s Paradise! 52 Past Events 55 Top 30 10 Mountains You Should Climb in China Tianjin Listing Index 58 Restaurant 32 69 Zii Mexican Food TEDA Listing Index Fashion 34 China travel 72 Straw bag trend is coming back! Yin Xu - The First Ancient Capital 30 Beauty 36 Top 5 Skin tone ingredients Global Travel 76 Komodo - Island Of Dragons Nutrition 38 34 Dietary role of main nutrients 76 8 June 2018 June 2018 9 To include your event, email: 2018 June Calendar [email protected] Robin Giesbrecht Piano Recital 2018 International Circus Carnival Rick le Cube et les mystères du temps 2018 YinYang Music Festival London Symphony Orchestra China Tour Night of Brahms by Geoffroy Couteau 罗宾·吉斯布雷希特独奏音乐会 2018国际马戏小丑六一嘉年华 《盒星人雷克秘境奇遇记》 2018阴阳音乐节 伦敦交响乐团2018中国巡演 杰弗罗·库托·勃拉姆斯之夜音乐会 01 16 01 Time: 19:30 Time: 10:00, 15:00, 19:30 03 Time: 14:30 Price: 480-650 Time: 19:30 Time: 19:30 Price: 80-280 Venue: Huang Ya Guan Price: 980-2800 RMB Fri 03 Price: 100-1000 Sun Price: 50-650 18 20 23 Price: 100-380 Venue: Concert Hall, Tianjin Venue: Tianjin People's Venue: Opera House, Great Wall Wed Venue: Concert Hall, Sat Venue: Concert Hall, Grand Theatre Fri Gymnasium Tianjin Grand Theatre Sat 黄崖关长城 Tianjin Grand Theatre Tianjin Grand Theatre 天津大剧院音乐厅 天津市人民体育馆 天津大剧院歌剧厅 Website: 天津大剧院音乐厅 天津大剧院音乐厅 Tel: +86 22 8388 2000 Sun Tel: 400 810 7910 Tel: +86 22 8388 2000 Mon eventmaster.cn/2018YYMF Tel: +86 22 8388 2000 Tel: +86 22 8388 2000 Time: 19:30 Time: 19:30 Time: 19:30 Time: 19:30 Time: 19:30 Time: 19:30 23 29 Price: 120-480 09 Price: 180-532 10 Price: 120-680 10 Price: 80-280 Price: 680, 880 Price: 80-380 30 Venue: Tianjin Jinwan Venue: Opera House, Tianjin Venue: Concert Hall, 24 Venue: Beijing Poly Theatre 30 Venue: Opera House, Venue: Concert Hall, Sat Tianjin Grand Theatre Grand Theater Sun Grand Theatre Sun Tianjin Grand Theatre 北京保利剧院 Sat Tianjin Grand Theatre 天津大剧院歌剧厅 天津津湾大剧院 天津大剧院歌剧厅 天津大剧院音乐厅 Sat Tel: 400 6655 501 Fri 天津大剧院音乐厅 Tel: +86 22 8388 2000 Tel: +86 22 2321 9966 Tel: +86 22 8388 2000 Tel: +86 22 8388 2000 Sun Sat Tel: +86 22 8388 2000 St. Florian Boys‘ Choir Sophie Zelmani 2018 China Tour Gaelforce Dance Trio Carducci Saigon Snow WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne 奥地利布鲁克纳童声合唱团音乐会 苏菲·珊曼妮 2018巡回演唱会 爱尔兰经典踢踏舞剧《命运之舞》 意大利卡尔杜齐三重奏音乐会 2017年阿维尼翁戏剧节剧王《西贡》 法国戏剧《雪》 科科科科科科科科科科科科科 SPECIAL DAYS 6月有很多对我们每个人而 言都意义非凡的日子。每年的 6月5日是世界环境日，“保 护环境，人人有责”这句从小 耳濡目染的话一直教育着我们 要提高自身的环境意识，积 极参与生态环境事务，尊重自 然，顺应自然，保护自然。每 05 14 17 18 18 年6月14日，世界各国都会庆 祝世界献血者日，大家通过这 World Environment Day World Blood Donor Day Father’s Day Dragon Boat Festival International Picnic Day 个活动来感谢自愿无偿献血者 献出可挽救生命的礼物—— You’ve probably heard by now that Did you know that blood donation by Although fathers carry a special place Dragon Boat Festival is an annually We’re now well into the summer season 血液，同时提高人们对定期献 global warming, climate change, melting just 1% of the world’s population could in our hearts, they always seem to draw celebrated Chinese national holiday and all over the world, International 血必要性的认识。父亲节顾名 ice caps, deforestation and super meet a nation’s basic requirement of the short straw when it comes to gifts which has been observed for over Picnic Day celebrates holding a friendly 思义是感恩父亲的节日，它起 volcanoes will someday contribute to the blood? World Blood Donor Day sets out and appreciation. While mothers get 2,000 years. The festival commemorates outdoor feast with special friends and 源于二十世纪初的美国，每年 demise of our species. That is unless we to raise awareness of the need for safe pampered with flowers, chocolates and the life and death of famous Chinese close ones. It doesn’t take much effort all start going green. World Environment blood to save millions of lives around the spa weekends, dads often get landed scholar and poet Qu Yuan who is said to take an hour out of your day to enjoy 6月的第三个星期日都是全天 th 下父亲的节日。今年的端午节 Day highlights the need for a united world. Celebrated annually on 14 June, with a bottle of shower gel and a few to have drowned himself in the Miluo the great outdoors and some sunshine. 和国际野餐日都是6月18日， global front against environmental people are encouraged to head down to pairs of socks. Now is the time to show River after being falsely exiled by Pack up some of your favourite snacks, 在这一天，约三五好友，一同 damage, a burden that should be equally their local blood bank and make a selfless your appreciation and love for the man the King of Chu in third century BCE. sandwiches and sweet treats, take a 出门看龙舟赛，欣赏美妙的田 distributed amongst everybody who donation, asking for nothing in return. who helped make your life possible, Traditional customs include eating blanket and head down to your closest 园风光吧。 lives, and wants to keep living, on this by doing something extra special for zongzi (glutinous rice balls) and paddle park for some homemade al fresco beautiful planet. Father’s Day! boat races dining. International Picnic Day is as good a time as any to really take in the best of summer. 10 June 2018 June 2018 11 The Caroline Astor Afternoon Tea “A Meeting of the Senses” @ The St. Regis Tianjin @ The Ritz-Carlton, Tianjin The St. Regis Bar invites you to indulge in its signature afternoon tea set, “The Caroline Astor Afternoon Tea” while overlooking the Haihe River. With The Caroline Astor Afternoon Tea, guests celebrate a At The Ritz-Carlton, meetings and events are anything but ordinary: they cherished ritual which includes daily baked scones and six kinds of finger sandwiches.
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