Beijing on Vice

Beijing’s Pollution Problem Is Becoming Hard to Ignore

It’s hard to describe the feeling of looking out the window and not being able to see buildings that you know are there through the smoke, or looking down a subway platform and seeing the other end obscured by a scrim of gray dust. It’s even harder to justify why you choose to live in a city that is slowly killing you. Full story

The Creators Project: Beijing 2012

The Creators Project just had its third visit to China, where the two-day Beijing 2012 event featured Real Estate, Chromatics, James Murphy, and more. Full story

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A Day with Alfredo Martinez at the Military Museum

Martinez joined the army in 1989 at the age of 22. Full story

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Wu Deshun lives next to a warehouse off Guanghua Lu in what can best be described as a hovel, a cinder block, one-story, falling-apart edifice in the shadow of the almost-completed CCTV headquarters. Full story

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Jocko Weyland is a writer, photographer, and chronicler of skateboarding from America who's currently living in Beijing. Full story

Raw China - The Red Gas Station

After some fruitless searching I crossed the road and walked past a guard into the building with the unlit “SOAR” sign I hadn’t seen during the first drive-by. Full story

Chinese Natural History Museum

Last year, Belgian photojournalist Nick Hannes took a year off from shooting warzones all over the world and travelled from Antwerp to Vladivostok and somehow then ended up in Beijing. Full story

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Behind the Green Curtain

She works off a muddy street in the far northeastern outskirts of Beijing in the scrappy, dirty slums that aren't on any tourist maps. Full story