Celebrating the spring festival in Britain is quite different from China. Because no matter what, this is a different country with different culture and traditions. Actually even in China we have various traditions to celebrate this festival, based on where…
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A Chinese New Year celebration was arranged by the Chinese Student Society at the Regent Street Cinema of the University of Westminster on 29th January. There was diversity in the audience and also in performances. We enjoyed performances and dancing in both…
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When it comes to films, people always think of Hollywood blockbusters, or in other words, American films. But British films with the unique styles, fascinating stories, brilliant actors and talented directors such as Christopher Nolan and Richard Curtis, also have…
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Months ago when I was still in Texas, I impulsively bought a Groupon for the Warner Bros Studio Tour of Harry Potter here in London. It didn’t matter that I hadn’t made friends yet to go with, or that it…
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You know how Prime Ministers and Presidents do their 100 days in office review after being elected? Well this is my 100 days of 365 days in London; I am not in any way comparing my experiences to an elected…
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The lights have been switched-on, the touching holiday adverts have appeared, and the window displays have been adorned with all the tinsel and garland you can imagine. Christmas has officially arrived in London! If you’re looking for something a little…
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I came up with the idea of writing about this topic during a university webinar in which I advised the aspiring international students willing to study at Westminster about how life in London can be enjoyed thoroughly within their budget….
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I’d been counting down Netflix’s new series The Crown for months. I proceeded to binge it earlier in the month, and fell in love with the Royal history all over again. Having already visited Hampton Court in 2013, and Buckingham…
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Yes, I know, it’s only November, but there are only 4 weeks until Christmas and it’s always good to start planning early! I’ve got the best things to look forward to in London to get you into the festive spirit….
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5th November is a traditional British festival called Bonfire Night or Guy Fawkes Night. People set up bonfires and shoot off fireworks to celebrate the failing of the Gunpowder Plot. Each year many famous places hold special fireworks displays. This…
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