Lynn Hatem

Lynn Hatem is a distinguished journalist for Beijing Times, renowned for her insightful coverage of culture and lifestyle. Despite not being native to China, her unique international perspective has made her a powerful voice in articulating the richness of global cultures. She continuously navigates the multifaceted cultural landscape, painting a vivid picture of contemporary life and trends.

Inclusive Artistry: Disabled Craftsmen Create Universiade Memorabilia

In the bustling city of Chengdu, capital of Southwest China's Sichuan Province, excitement is building in anticipation of the upcoming 31st International University Sports...

Century-Old Later Liang Dynasty Tomb Unearthed in Hebei, China

In a significant archaeological breakthrough, a tomb dating back 1,116 years to the Later Liang Dynasty (907-923) has been unearthed in Xinhe county, located...

Jimmy Liao’s Immersive Interactive Painting and Drama Exhibition Kicks Off in Beijing

Last week, the Today Art Museum in Beijing opened its doors to an extraordinary display of creativity and imagination: The Found and the Lost,...

NBA Prodigy Kyle Anderson Becomes First Naturalized Player in Chinese Basketball History

In a historic turn for Chinese basketball, Kyle Anderson, an accomplished NBA player, known in China as Li Kai'er, has become the first-ever naturalized...

Rising Tennis Star Zheng Qinwen Clinches First WTA Singles Championship

In a triumphant turn of events, 20-year-old Chinese tennis sensation Zheng Qinwen clinched her first-ever Women's Tennis Association (WTA) singles championship, signaling a significant...

Discovery of Dinosaur Egg Fossils in South China’s Dengta Basin

The discovery of four dinosaur egg fossils in the Dengta Basin of Heyuan, a South China city celebrated for its vast dinosaur egg fossil...

Hong Kong Arts Development Council’s New Home in Wong Chuk Hang

Historically known for its temple and periodic triad-related incidents, Wong Tai Sin is rarely the first choice for art enthusiasts. However, CK Poon Kin-wai,...

Wong Tai Sin’s Hidden Culinary Gem: Man Yuen Restaurant

Despite Wong Tai Sin's reputation for history and occasional notoriety, the district is now emerging as an unexpected culinary hotspot. This transformation is being...

Yoga: A Powerful Tool in Enhancing Brain Health and Preventing Dementia

Long known for its benefits to physical flexibility and fitness, yoga is now making a mark as a potent tool for cognitive well-being. Recent...

Millet: The Nutrient-Rich Super Grain Gaining Global Attention

Once a humble grain feeding civilizations for thousands of years, millet is now having its moment of glory. The nutrient-rich grain, traditionally a staple...

Dying Gracefully: The Last Ecstatic Days of Ethan Sisser

Ethan Sisser, a Jewish-American massage teacher and yogi, faced the inevitability of death due to brain cancer at the age of 36. In a...

A Struggle Against Fate: The Heartbreaking Journey of ‘Tree Man’ Abul Bajandar

Abul Bajandar, a 35-year-old man from the southwestern city of Khulna in Bangladesh, carries an exceptionally rare medical condition, epidermodysplasia verruciformis. This disease has...

Iloilo City: Philippines’ Flourishing Cultural and Tourism Hub

Iloilo City, located on the island of Panay in the central Philippines, is experiencing a remarkable resurgence. Once known for being a serene location,...

Iran Eyes Tourism Boost from Gulf Arab States and Other Nearby Countries

Iran, a country typically avoided by Western tourists due to international tensions, is making a strategic move to invigorate its economy hit by sanctions....

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