This Week’s Highlights Speaker: Dr. Paul Rochon Topic: Sleep and Efficiency On July 10, Dr. Paul Rochon spoke about how to manage your sleep. We all have common knowledge about sleep and we compare our own experience with this “normality”, but what if I tell you that you can manage it easily to fit your...
This Week’s Highlights Speaker: Mr. Stefan Bernhart, German Embassy Topic: Sino-German Economic Relationship On July 3, Stefan Bernhart gave a speech about Sino- German Economic Relationship. Stefan was posted to the German Embassy in Beijing in October 2016. As Economic and Industry Counsellor, he is responsible for industry relations with a focus on the...
This Week’s Highlights Regular Lunch at Kempinski *Above: Rotarians and guests at lunch. Lunch Next Tuesday On Tuesday, July 3rd, a group of 20 Rotarians from Germany will be visiting our club. The group was lead by our club’s old friend, Rotarian Engelbert Boos. We will also have a very good speaker, Mr. Stefan...
This Week’s Highlights Dinner at Paulaner Brauhaus, Kempinski *Above: Rotarians and guests having dinner at Paulaner Rotaract Casino Royale Gala Join us on Saturday, June 23 in Beijing Rotaract’s Casino Royale Gala. Put on your Poker Face and dancing shoes on. Sexy, gorgeous ladies and handsome gentlemen do not miss this game fever by free flew...
This Week’s Highlights Regular lunch at The Dragon Palace, Kempinski *Above: Rotarians and guests Rotaract Casino Royale Gala Join us on Saturday, June 23 in Beijing Rotaract’s Casino Royale Gala. Put on your Poker Face and dancing shoes on. Sexy, gorgeous ladies and handsome gentlemen do not miss this game fever by free flew beverages...
This Week’s Highlights Speaker: Visiting Rotarian Sophie Qian Topic: Training for Educators in Rural China With the rapid development in China, the difference between urban schools an rural schools is larger than ever. In order to concentrate educational resources, the Compulsory School Merger Program of the Education Reform Initiative (2001-2012) has removed 371,470 schools, in which 81% was rural schools....
