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Coronavirus can be defeated and China is a clear confirmation of this.

How does Beijing live today?

Cafes and shops are opening in cities of the country that has overcome the epidemic. Public transport runs as usual. Some hotels are open, you can even go on a tour of the mountains. People go out to work. Business activity is also recovering in Beijing. About 3000 key enterprises of the megalopolis have launched their capacities. And within the framework of more than 2000 city projects, construction work has started again, involving almost 340,000 people.

Educational institutions in the Chinese capital are also resuming their work.

Since April 27, graduates who have exams for admission to universities ahead of them have started their classes. Ninth-grade and older students returned to their desks on may 11.

Starting from June 6, 2020, Metropolitan Universities that have created conditions that meet the requirements for preventing the COVID-19 epidemic can start organizing the voluntary return of graduate students. The exact date is determined by each UNIVERSITY independently, based on the actual work done.

From June 1, 2020, first and second grade students will return to school, as well as students in grades 6.

From June 8, 2020, fourth and fifth grade students will return to school.

Starting from June 8, 2020, kindergartens in Beijing that have created conditions that meet the requirements for preventing the COVID-19 epidemic can start hosting children. Parents make decisions on a voluntary basis.

The capital of China is flourishing today not only figuratively, but also literally. Residents come to city parks to admire peach trees, cherry trees, and magnolias. After long days of self-isolation at home, Pekingese began to truly appreciate the beauty of nature.

Beijing educational and cultural center WECO continues to recruit students for 2020-2021 to the best educational institutions in Beijing!

Foreigners are not allowed to enter!

China imposes restrictions on the entry of foreign citizens!

Due to the rapid spread of the Covid-19 virus in the world, China has decided to temporarily suspend the possibility of entry to China for foreigners who have a visa or residence permit. This measure comes into force on March 28, 2020.

The “suspension” is a temporary measure that China is forced to take in light of the situation related to the coronavirus outbreak and the experience of other countries.

The measures also apply to APEC owners. Please note that visa-free ports are suspended for 24/72/144 hours. The only exceptions are diplomatic passports (visas) and type C visas.

Foreigners who wish to enter the country for the purpose of participating in economic, trade and scientific events, as well as for urgent humanitarian needs, can apply for visas at the diplomatic missions of the people’s Republic of China.

Beijing

China or Zhong Guo( Zhōngguó), as it is called by the Chinese themselves, is one of the most amazing and mysterious countries in the world. The birthplace of paper and printing, gunpowder and compass, silk, porcelain, and many other useful inventions and discoveries, it always attracts the attention of historians, researchers, and travelers.

Beijing-the capital of China, the political and cultural center of the country; a city with a thousand faces and moods, surprisingly combines the bustling rhythm of modern life and distant echoes of Western values without any damage to its own traditions. Over the course of more than 3,000 years of history, this controversial and mysterious Asian metropolis has disappeared from the map countless times and been rebuilt, and on a larger and larger scale. Faceless residential areas, as if from the Soviet past, piercing clouds and blinding night lighting skyscrapers, picturesque medieval hutongs – in modern Beijing, there is a place for all architectural styles and eras. Appreciate the fascinating magic of great Asia, disappearing into the endless human flow of Beijing streets and plunging into the colorful, noisy and incredibly attractive reality of one of the oldest capitals of the planet.

The situation in the Chinese capital today

For the first time since the beginning of the epidemic of a new type of coronavirus, no new cases of infection were registered on the territory of Beijing with the exception of Hubeiza province. Over the past day, 44 new cases of COVID-2019 infection were registered in China, of which 41 cases were detected in Hubei province, and three more were imported from other countries.

Life in the Chinese capital goes on as usual, calm and measured, which is in principle characteristic of China as a whole. With the arrival of spring, the spread of the epidemic stopped completely, but the Chinese authorities have not yet lifted the quarantine. The situation with the development of the epidemic is normalizing. The streets of the city are getting busier every day. The population of Beijing is gradually sinking into its usual way of life, observing all the rules and precautions. Restaurants and cafes are opening, and local shops are switching to normal operation.

The WECO international and Educational center in Beijing is still actively working to recruit students for 2020 to the best educational institutions in Beijing!

The lessons went off the grid

China is currently undergoing one of the largest educational experiments in the world: because of the coronavirus, all schools and universities in the country have switched to online education. This has never happened anywhere before: about 170 million students study remotely. China’s national online learning system was launched in record time — and literally from scratch.

It is difficult to talk about the results of the experiment, since the platform was launched only 10 days ago. But we can say for sure that China managed to create a fairly full resource in a short time. Especially in light of the fact that such a platform did not exist in principle in the whole country before.

How not to become a victim of COVID-19!

Symptoms:

Rise in temperature

Breathing problems

Headache

Chill

Diarrhea

Cough and shortness of breath

Recommendations:

Check the epidemiological situation when planning your trip;

Use special hygienic masks for respiratory protection;

Drink only bottled water, eat only heat-treated food;

Wash your hands before eating and after visiting crowded places and use antiseptics;

Do not contact sick people;

Avoid crowded places;

Avoid contact with animals;

At the first sign of an illness, contact your doctor immediately.

These tips are made for people in China, but in fact they will be relevant in any country where there is a threat of infection with the coronavirus.

Dear Friends!

Due to the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic, the situation in China at the moment is not the best. The media is exaggerating the scale of the tragedy and this is clear. Our main office is located in Beijing, and so are we, there are no restrictions on movement around the city, no one falls dead and there is an unlimited number of products in stores. The Chinese authorities carefully take all precautions to ensure that the infection does not spread. Gradually all returned to normal, the panic goes away.

We would like to inform you that the WECO Beijing international and educational center continues to operate NORMALLY.

The recruitment of students for our training programs and summer camp in 2020 continues!

Chinese New year 2020 !!!

The Chinese New Year is approaching, which begins in 2020 on January 25. This Eastern holiday is dedicated to the beginning of a new life cycle and the meeting of winter with spring, and therefore it is also called the spring Festival. What is interesting about this period and what are the traditions of the Chinese New year?

On New year’s eve, the Chinese dress up the streets and their homes. The main color of the holiday is red. People paint the doors with red paint, hang red lanterns, hang paired inscriptions on red paper with wishes of good and happiness at the entrance.

Another name for the Chinese New year is “meeting after separation”. The fact is that in the East, an important new year’s tradition is observed, when all family members gather together at a festive table.The holiday symbolizes the unity of generations. The festive table must also have a variety of symbolic treats: dumplings, rice dishes, fish, chicken, beans, etc. From the next day, people go to visit with greetings, mandarins, which symbolize wealth, as well as with red envelopes with money, and the amount must be even.It is believed that the red envelope expels all negativity from a person, gives health and longevity. In addition to the envelopes, small gifts, sweets and fruits are presented.

Also popular in China are noisy folk festivals, street processions, masquerades, bright colorful fireworks and deafening cannonades of fireworks. It is believed that loud sounds and fire scare away evil spirits and monsters. That’s why every family strives to launch fireworks and firecrackers in their yard.

The Chinese New year ends with the traditional Chinese lantern Festival. This is a beautiful sight, when hundreds of burning lanterns rise into the night sky and illuminate it with their light.

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Specialty: “Chinese cuisine”, European cuisine”.

Preparing desserts, everyday and traditional Chinese dishes.

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INTERNSHIP PROGRAM IN BEIJING FOR COOKS

Speaking of Chinese dishes, many people think of spring rolls and sweet and sour pork. In fact, China boasts one of the most subtle and complex combinations of regional cuisines in front of any country in the world.

From March 23 to April 1, 2020, with the support of the Beijing education Committee and WECO, an internship for culinary students will be held at one of the Beijing colleges.

With this program, you will get acquainted with some of the best dishes of Chinese cuisine. Regional dishes from all over the country, unusual ingredients and advanced cooking methods will take your culinary skills to a new level.