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Q: Does anyone have any good suggestions for fun non drinking things to do in Beijing?

All my Beijing activities have been waaaay too booze focused do you have any suggestions for NON alchoholic fun?? 

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Swimming, Scrabble, Sex, Shopping, Skyrim, Soccer.

 

They're just the first six of my interests that start with S.

 

I'm also a fan of Subverting State Security, and Standing in Sanlitun Sending Suggestive Signals to Strangers.

 

Use your imagination or open a dictionary and look at the verbs.

 

If I was in Beijing, I'd go to Tiananmen Square alone, wait between 1 and 4 seconds for a Tea scammer to approach me, walk around with them for half an hour looking blissfully naive, then when invited inside a tea house, give them a big, theatrical wink and walk away briskly. It's not only a great way to spend the morning, but a public service.

 

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Scrabble and Shopping, both drinking games in my head

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You could enjoy pristine air anywhere in the Capital

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