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In the parks, on the streets, many Beijingers seem to be smiling a little more, perhaps a bit more relaxed.

He says that, just as Londoners decided to hang out at the Tate Modern, Beijingers have begun hanging out at the Bird's Nest.

Many Beijingers have been reduced to clustering around the gates to the area and taking long-distance snaps of the stunning venues within.

But like millions of Beijingers, Chen soon discovered the tap water was unfit to drink and was a possible health hazard.

"Live uptown but work downtown" has been a popular lifestyle choice for many young Beijingers.

Jasmine tea is the favorite of many old Beijingers , with its pure , clear taste and strong aroma.

Bust it's also a very windy time. Sandstorm (or duststorm ) is nothing new to Beijingers.

Thus Beijingers make statues of the rabbit wearing armor and riding a tiger in memory of her.

The polite nickname for the tower among Beijingers, who still do not quite know what to make of it, is "short trousers" .

It was the first time most Beijingers could remember a public protest drawing a direct intervention by China's top leader.

Still, despite the warnings, young Beijingers are flocking to shops to pick up the cosmetic lenses.

Beijingers often complain of the city's pollution, traffic, rising real estate prices and extreme weather.

Two Beijingers took a journey with the help of strangers, hitching all the way from Beijing to Berlin.

For the Beijingers busy celebrating the first snowfall of the season (after 108 days with no moisture), the evidence seems undeniable.

The Beijing News Daily says the statistics indicate these young Beijingers are fast becoming 'internet children'

Sorry, Beijingers. You'll have to fall back on the intellectual-superiority argument now.

This popular hot pot restaurant feeds more than 10, 000 Beijingers a night, with people willing to wait two hours for a table.

Ending words: Hutong has witnessed the life of elder Beijingers and also is part of the life of modern Beijing residents.

Beijing dialect has it own vocabulary pronunciation and grammar. it has been spoken by local beijingers for many years.

The other-the choice of the vast majority of native Beijingers-is to join the fun.

Beijingers, young and old, spend hours wrapped in white towels playing chess or singing patriotic songs.

Adding adjectives e. g. With what enthusiasm the Beijingers are studying foreign languages!

During the SARS emergency, Beijingers have been paying attention to public hygiene. Now most streets are clean and free of litter.

Many Beijingers assumed the government had already decided to limit new vehicle purchases and rushed to buy cars instead.

Beijingers feel proud that their city could host such an event.

In Shanghai, Beijingers point out smugly, you can drive for three hours and still be trapped in urban sprawl.

Beijingers have been buying new cars at a rate of on average 1, 900 a day in the first half of year.

I heard that recent weather in Beijing is very hot, not compared to degree of the passion from Beijingers.

The authorities have already urged Beijingers to queue up nicely and avoid spitting.

Beijingers talk about air pollution in the same defeated way that Romans discuss the traffic and Londoners the rain.

It is easy to believe all 18 million Beijingers have abandoned their iconic Flying Pigeons and Forever bicycles for a Buick or an Audi.

It suggests ways for Beijingers to take an interest in learning English.

But Beijingers are used to epic-scale gridlock.

In the minds of millions of young Beijingers, the year 2008 represents dreams, pride and wealth.

Look at the trees, I believe, tomorrow there will be more trees and flowers standing in Beijing and give Beijingers a beautiful environment.

But auto dealers say the move is hurting sales, and some Beijingers say they resent the restriction.

Beijingers are still as kind hearted and helpful as before.

But car-crazy Beijingers are not waiting for the bad news.

It's a relative breath of fresh air for smog-weary Beijingers.

Sorry, Beijingers.

It tries to improve Beijingers' English to support the 2008 Olympics.

Joesph: sure. Beijingers are distinguished for their warmth and hospitality.

Beijingers spend the longest time on their way to work.

Like many Beijingers, Mr Li hopes that a post-Olympic priority for the government will be efforts to clean the capital's filthy air.

We are all what we eat. Dialect represents a commonality of native Beijingers.

Beijingers are trying their best to protect the old city walls.

When you are there, you can feel the hospitality of the Beijingers because they are very friendly.

Beijingers have the longest commutes in China's 50 major cities, spending an average of 52 minutes to or from work.

Do Beijingers have any idea what it feels like to pay $2. 49 for a single pepper in New York?

Beijingers sweating their way to work this morning might ask themselves: How hot is it really?

Beijingers who plan to travel to Hong Kong will be able to join tours without forced shopping or extra charges.

Beijingers who study in the northern US are often taken aback by the much deeper snow they encounter there

Beijingers urged to behave appropriately at sports events