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Giving Back Who,Who, What,What, Andand Whereforeswherefores 广告 广告 December 2020 Plus: Charting the Way to A Kinder World The Foster Fail Puppy Giving Back Who,Who, What,What, andand WhereforesWherefores 广告 December 2020 Plus: Plus: Charting the Way to A Kinder World The Foster Fail Puppy Giving Back Who,Who, What,What, andand WhereforesWherefores WOMEN OF CHINA WOMEN December 2020 PRICE: RMB¥10.00 US$10 The Plus: Foster Charting Fail N the Way Puppy 《中国妇女》 to A Kinder World Beijing’s essential international family resource resource family international essential Beijing’s 国际标准刊号：ISSN 1000-9388 国内统一刊号：CN 11-1704/C December 2020 December Giving Back Who,Who, What,What, andand WhereforesWherefores 广告 广告 WOMEN OF CHINA English Monthly Editors 编辑 Advertising 广告 《中 国 妇 女》英 文 月 刊 GU WENTONG 顾文同 LIU BINGBING 刘兵兵 WANG SHASHA 王莎莎 Program 项目 编辑顾问 Sponsored and administrated by Editorial Consultant ZHANG GUANFANG 张冠芳 All-China Women's Federation ROBERT MILLER（Canada） 中华全国妇女联合会主管/主办 罗 伯 特·米 勒（ 加 拿 大） Layout 设计 Published by FANG HAIBING 方海兵 ACWF Internet Information and Deputy Director of Reporting Department Communication Center (Women's Foreign 信息采集部（记者部）副主任 Legal Adviser 法律顾问 Language Publications of China) LI WENJIE 李文杰 全国妇联网络信息传播中心 HUANG XIANYONG 黄显勇 Reporters 记者 （中 国 妇 女 外 文 期 刊 社）出 版 ZHANG JIAMIN 张佳敏 International Distribution 国外发行 Publishing Date: December 15, 2020 YE SHAN 叶珊 China International Book Trading Corporation 本期出版时间：2020年12月15日 FAN WENJUN 樊文军 XIE LIN 解琳 中国国际图书贸易总公司 网络部主任 本刊地址 Advisers 顾问 Director of Website Department Address PENG PEIYUN 彭 云 ZHU HONG 朱鸿 WOMEN OF CHINA English Monthly Former Vice-Chairperson of the NPC Standing Deputy Director 《中 国 妇 女》英 文 月刊 Committee 全国人大常委会前副委员长 副主任 15 Jianguomennei Dajie, Dongcheng District, Beijing 100730, China GU XIULIAN 顾秀莲 CHENG XINA 成熙娜 中国北京东城区建国门内大街15号 Former Vice-Chairperson of the NPC Standing 邮编：100730 Committee 全国人大常委会前副委员长 Director of New Media Department Tel电话/Fax传真：(86)10-85112105 新媒体部主任 HUANG JUAN 黄娟 E-mail 电子邮箱：[email protected] 主 任·社 长 Director General Website 网址 http://www.womenofchina.cn ZHANG HUI 张慧 Deputy Director 副主任 印刷 ZHANG YUAN 张媛 Printing Deputy Director General & Deputy Editor-in-Chief Toppan Leefung Changcheng Printing (Beijing) Co., 副 主 任·副 总 编 辑·副 社 长 Ltd. WEI LIANG 位亮 Director of Marketing Department 北京利丰雅高长城印刷有限公司 战略推广部主任 Deputy Director General & Deputy Editor-in-Chief CHEN XIAO 陈潇 副 主 任·副 总 编 辑 A RONG 阿榕 Deputy Director 国际标准刊号：ISSN 1000-9388 副主任 Deputy Director General 国内统一刊号：CN 11-1704/C 副主任 ZHANG ZHENHUA 张振华 国外发行代号：1580 XI SHUJUN 席淑君 Distribution Supervisor 发行主管 国 内 邮 发 代 号 ：2 - 7 1 3 XIA WEI 夏巍 广告经营许可证： Chief Editor 主编 Distribution 发行 京东工商广字第0121号 YUAN KANG 袁康 QUAN ANYUN 权安云 Follow us on: Sina Weibo WeChat 《中国妇女》英文月刊 2020年12月（下半月） COPYRIGHT ACWF INTERNET INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION CENTER (WOMEN'S FOREIGN LANGUAGE PUBLICATIONS OF CHINA) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO PART OF THIS PUBLICATION MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY FORM OR BY ANY MEANS WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE PUBLISHER. 本刊版权为全国妇联网络信息传播中心（中国妇女外文期刊社）所有（包括但不限于电子版信息网络传播权、数字发行权、无线增值业务权），未经书面许可，不得 转载。本刊同时进行数字发行，作者如无特殊声明，即视作同意授予我刊及我刊合作网站信息网络传播权；本刊支付的稿酬已包括此项授权的收入。 CONTENTS 16 December 2020 8 20 LIVING PARENTING 8 Indulge 32 West Meets East How This Punk Rock Working Mom Got a Tinsel-Inspired Cut Families From Different Cultural Backgrounds Share Their Views and Color! on Community Service 10 On The Record 34 Ask the Expert Giving With Gratitude Raising Grateful Kids in a Commercial World 12 Become Best Buddies With 36 Habits For Humanity SENIA-Beijing Books to Nourish Gratitude in Children Bridging the Special Education Gap 14 Strict Holiday Traditions Are Overrated FEATURES Adapting Western Holidays to Fit Our Beijing Lifestyle 38 The Foster Fail Puppy This Beijing Family Finds Value in Lost Puppies DINING 42 A Gift to Experience 16 Date Night 8 Ways to Give More Meaningful Presents Mother-Daughter Bonding Time at East Hotel’s International Brunch 18 Food for Thought Beijing Restaurants Serve Dishes that Keep on Giving ESSENTIALS 5 A Note to Our Readers 6 What’s New? PLAYING 7 New Arrivals 20 Maker’s Corner 44 School News How to Turn Common Household Items into A Reusable 45 Circuit Yuletide Calendar! 48 Family Favorites 22 Small Acts of Kindness How to Get Kids Interested in Charity Work HEALTH 24 Growing up in a Gentler World ON THE COVER: Encouraging Kids to Be Kind 26 Seeing Beyond the Surface Vivienne Rush and family opened up A History of Blind Massage in Beijing their home and hearts to Lost Puppies of Beijing LEARNING 28 Educator’s Profile Photographed by Dave Hansen of A Geography Teacher Navigates Teaching Through Love Dave’s Studio 30 Blank Canvas Students From Harrow Beijing Use All Their Tools for Creative Expression The beijingkids Board Tim Coghlan Tim first came to China in 2001 and has made Beijing his home for the last 10 years. He specializes in new market development for the world’s most iconic consumer brands, previously helping luxury brands enter and expand in China, and now helping a Chinese technology company Chief Manager Mina Yan build their global business. He enjoys outdoor adventures Deputy Manager Cindy Marie Jenkins with his two young children, and time permitting, vlogs in Digital Planner Mark Allan Karanja Chinese under the moniker of “Kangaroo Daddy”. Contributors Qinglan Du, Kirsten Harrington, XueFei Liu, Vivienne Rush, Mike Signorelli Robynne Tindall, Julie Wolf Mike Signorelli arrived in Beijing in 1994 as a student and has called China home ever since. He has held several senior management roles over the past 20+ years, including his last corporate job with NBA China. Mike is the founder of Signature Wine, an independent subscription wine club. Advertising Agency Contact him at [email protected]. Beijing Agenda Advertising Marianne Daquet Co., Limited In Beijing for 12 years, Marianne Daquet has always been 广告代理 passionate about art and education. She founded Atelier Art School 6 years ago with the mission to pass on her 北京爱见达广告有限公司 strong belief that creativity can change the world. She Telephone/电话: 5941 5499 and her French husband have two daughters. You can reach her at [email protected]. Advertising Hotlines/广告热线： 5941 0368 Tara Gillan Tara is from England, UK, and been in China over 14 years where she is raising third culture, bilingual kids. She has a passion for education in China, and is a lifelong learner still trying to master Mandarin. In CEO and Founder Michael Wester between, work, study and being a mum, you will find Owner and Co-Founder Toni Ma her looking for her next adventure! Marketing Director Victoria Yang Marketing Team Echo Wang, Kris Wei Caroline Nath Art Director Susu Luo Caroline Nath moved to Beijing as a teenager after having Production Manager Joey Guo grown up in the US, Canada, France, and India. She is Senior Graphic Designer Michelle Zhang a filmmaker, radio host, Parent Effectiveness Training teacher, founder of Bonne Nani Jams, and an organic Photographer Uni You food promoter. She has two multi-ethnic and multi-lingual Sales Director Irene Yan children. Contact her at [email protected]. Sales Team Gladys Tang, Crystal Yue, Sharon Shang, Alex Wang, Alessandra Azambuja Liu Yue, John Nuega, Adam Liu Alessandra’s Beijing adventure began in 2010 when she IT Team Alexandre Froger, Yan Wen arrived here with her local Beijinger husband and two Finance Judy Zhao, Vicky Cui, Susan Zhou children. She is originally from Brazil and has also lived and HR & Admin Tobal Loyola, He Siyu, Cao Zheng worked in Argentina and New Zealand. With a passion for DM Logistic Cao Zheng working in multicultural environments with international General Inquiries 5941 5499 students, Alessandra worked for nearly nine years at The University of Auckland English Language Academy, and is currently at AISB-Hope International in Beijing. You can contact her at [email protected] Lise Floris Contact: Lise Poulsen Floris is an EU official turned blogger. Since General Information: [email protected] leaving her native Denmark in 1998, she has lived in Italy Magazine: [email protected] and Belgium before moving to China with her family. She writes about life in Beijing on her blog ninemillionbicycles. Sales: [email protected] com, aiming to tell “the big story through the small story.” Marketing: [email protected] Her work has been published in the South China Morning Digital & Magazine Marketing: [email protected] Post, Global Times, and Point of View International. DM Logistic: [email protected] Directories: [email protected] Juliet London After seven years in Beijing, market researcher, branding consultant and writer, mother to two teenagers, Juliet ‘Lady’ www.beijing-kids.com London continues to be fascinated by this ever changing city. beijingkids British by birth, she has also lived in Australia and other parts beijing-kids of Asia. Her work primarily focuses on education research, leaving less time than she would like to take exercise, walk @beijingkids or #beijingkids her dog, and snap up bargains at local markets. A NOTE TO OUR READERS “Giving back” is such a loaded term. We say it all the (p. 22). I tend towards books to open pathways for us to time, yet the phrase itself assumes that you have more discuss complex subjects and chose some of my favorites than you need, and then it feels like only something the for gift giving this year (p. 36). very rich and privileged can do. But the world holds many Finally, Beijing mom Vivienne Rush shares her family’s ways that people can give back to their communities, and “foster fail” story, when they jumped into fostering for in this holiday issue, we cover the most important topics Lost Puppies with all their heart, soul – and perhaps a to Beijing families.
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