Beijing's ten most unusual bars – Arts & Entertainment

Here's a Reason response to the last story I posted about the Dylan concert: "It would really be news if he had played 'Blowin' or ''Times'--either of them.

Jonathan Campbell moved to Beijing in 2000 to study Chinese and "figure out what to do with" the Master's Degree in International Studies he received from the University of Washington. Almost immediately, he was thrust into China's fledgling rock music scene, first as a drummer, and later as a writer, promoter and agent. Red Rock: The Long, Strang March of Chinese Rock & Roll is his first book.

A review of the new Jet Li wuxi flick, "Flying Swords of Dragon Gate".

A man living in Tongzhou District in Beijing this week reports a story very similar to that of a Pudong woman in April: after purchasing a chunk of meat from a local vegetable market, he later discovered that it was glowing blue in the dark!