REDSTAR Hangzhou March 2020

Hangzhou Jiayou!

REDSTAR's 'At Home' Edition

MARCH 三月

2020

SPICY WUHAN

NOODLES & PEPPERS

TO MAKE AT HOME

ACTIVITIES TO KEEP

YOU FIT AND THE

KIDS ENTERTAINED

PLUS...

// EXPAT DIARY

// 'MUST HAVE' APPS

TAKE ME

WITH YOU

Double Issue

Inside

WHAT MAKES A

WELLINGTON

EDUCATION

SPECIAL?

• A caring, international community

• A commitment to pastoral care and wellbeing

• A focus on differentiation and personalised

learning

• Highly qualified and carefully selected staff

• Proven and robust international curricula

• A broad range of co-curricular activities

• State-of-the-art facilities supporting pupil

development

Wellington College International Hangzhou provides a progressive, valuesbased

education for expatriate children aged 2 to 18 that draws on our rich

160 years of heritage. While proud of our traditions, we educate for the

future through the unique Wellington approach to holistic education, with

a focus on 21st century skills, highly individual pastoral care, and a wide

range of academic and co-curricular opportunities that are enabled by our

state-of-the-art facilities.

Admissions

0571- 8239 6366

www.wellingtoncollege.cn/hangzhou-international

admissions.wcih@wellingtoncollege.cn

Contact us today to learn about how your child can

be inspired by a Wellington education

Scholarships and Bursaries available now!

Scan to learn more

Download the

Lifeprint app by

scanning the QR

codes above

Did you know that REDSTAR

has been using Augmented

Reality in their magazines

since July of 2019? this year?

Download the Lifeprint app

on your phone and then find

the AR images in our magazine

to see how REDSTAR is

improving your reading experience,

and bringing the

future to you!

Also by

REDSTAR Works

CONTENTS 目录 03/20

Creative Services

redstarworks.com

Follow REDSTAR’s Official WeChat

to keep up-to-date with Hangzhou’s

daily promotions, upcoming events

and other REDSTAR/Hangzhou-related

news. Use your WeChat QR scanner to

scan this code.

关注红星官方微信账号 , 了解杭州最

新活动、促销及其他杭州 / 红星相关资

讯。快来用微信扫一扫吧 !

Creative Team 策划团队

Ian Burns, Teodora Lazarova,

Jared Thompson, Ane Ayerbe,

Daniela Gutiérrez Muñoz, Brine Taz,

David Murphy, David Chen, Zoeky

and Charles Zhang.

Cover Image © Hangzhou Quanzi

Get in Touch! 出版物咨询

hello@redstarworks.com

Intern

Hangzhou: 3F, Bldg. 2, 171 Xiangyuan Lu,

Gongshu District, Hangzhou International

Talents Entrepreneurship & Innovation Park

杭州拱墅区祥园路 171 号杭州国际人才创业创

新园 2 号楼 3 层

Brighton & Hove: REDSTAR Works Ltd,

Platf9rm, Hove Town Hall, Tisbury Rd, Hove

BN3 3BQ, United Kingdom

Lifestyle

12

30

20

An Authentic Taste of

Wuhan

‘Max the Chef’ cooks up some delicious ‘Hot

Dry Noodles’.

Useful Chinese Apps

If you are stuck inside, you know how

much technology can make a difference in

keeping you fed, connected and sane.

Feature

Virus Diary of an Expat

If you weren’t in Hangzhou over the last

month read this to get a good look at

exactly how it felt.

Culture

15

34

46

Rock Outbreak:

the

Pixies

Rodrigo has just

the remedy to help

you shake off those

lockdown blues.

Aussie Bushfire

Charity

Its nice to remember

that if people really

come together around a

good cause it can make

a difference.

36 Listings 黄页

Family

Spring Fashion

Tips for Men

Now that you’re ready

to get back out on the

streets, it’s worth looking

your best! Shine Lee

knows just the thing.

SOMETHING

MISSING?

Simply scan the

QR Code to

add a place!

/ LIFESTYLE // 广告 • 生活方式

WHAT’S ON IN MARCH

杭州加油 !

Well it’s been a real emotional rollercoaster of a month

with most people who live in Hangzhou swinging

between states of anxiety, uncertainty, boredom,

restlessness, and insomnia If you had to spend a

significant portion of February cooped up in your apartment

then you likely have likely experienced the misery of cabin

fever. It hasn’t been an easy start for the Year of the Rat and

a new Chinese zodiac calendar cycle, neither in economic

nor in health respects. But as things ease up here in China

and life starts to return to normal, most people are feeling

more hopeful. There will be sometime still before we can put

COVID-19 behind us for good so it’s still good to stay inside

and this edition is packed with lots of ideas for how to cook,

exercise, and keep yourself entertained while stuck inside.

Hope you find it useful in these rough times. Remember even

if you feeling lonely, we are all in this together.

This last month has been a bit

of an ordeal for everyone in

China. Due to the multiple

closures of most venues around

town and the fact that many as of the

start of the month have yet to reopen,

we are offering the ability to request

three months of REDSTAR magazine

and have them delivered directly

to your door. This way you can still

enjoy flipping through the hard copy

of the magazine. We only ask that

you pay for the shipping to get them

to your house from our distribution

centre. Please scan the QR on this

advertisement to get your hard copies.

There are also a number of places

that are open for you to pick up your

magazine. We have sent a higher

number of copies to the following

locations:

• Wade’s (Wulin Branch)

• Gatto Matto

• 9 Club

• Midtown Brewery

• Blue Frog

6 redstarhangzhou.com

ABOUT THE COVER

广告 • 生活方式 // LIFESTYLE /

The streets of the city are normally

overflowing as the eve of Lunar New Year

arrives. Spring festival in Hangzhou has been

a busy affair for centuries without exception;

until this year. The threat of infection was looming

in the air this past Spring festival, and for the first

time in history, the edges of West Lake were empty.

This shot of downtown from last year can let

you see the difference. This awesome photo was

snapped by Hangzhou Quanzi ( 杭州圈子 ). Check

out their WeChat account by scanning this QR.

PHOTO

of the

MONTH

West Lake Love

By Annie Clover

Congratulations! You have won drinks vouchers for one of Hangzhou's

cocktail bars! If you have a great picture you want to share with our

team, send it to us - not only could it feature in our magazine but you

can also win a special prize! Email: jared@redstarworks.com

redstarhangzhou.com 7


SPOTTED IN HANGZHOU:

Songe

Lungile

Expatriate

South Africa

Titus

Wamutu

Student at Zhejiang

University of Technology

Uganda

Lauren

Perry

Teacher

Ireland



MEET THE LOCALS

By Annie Clover

What have

you been

doing to stay

entertained

during your

time at home?

My housemates had moved out,

so I was left alone in a big house

just as the virus was beginning to

make headlines. At first, I felt quite

lonely then that quickly turned

into boredom. I got a call from

some good friends checking up on

me because essentially, I'd gone

silent. I found solace in maintaining

daily communication with people,

and playing online games with

friends really helped me out of

the one true prison: the mind.

How do

you stay

motivated?

What really kept me

going was having people

I could connect with.

Looking forward to our

conversations on the group

chat and ignoring any online

information about the

problems outside, as if it were

just a rainy day. Not that I'm an

expert, but binge-watching TV

series didn't help. In this period

I had time to finish 2 books and

really enjoyed cooking. The only

tip I have is to keep yourself

busy with something, don't stay

in bed the whole day because

that makes your body lethargic.

Clean, sweep, wash dishes,

cook, do things that require

energy and you'll feel good.

What have

you found to

be the best

way to keep

in touch with

your friends?

A WeChat shared call with

close friends still here

and many outside China.

It doesn't really get

much closer than that.

Any advice to

people feeling

out of touch with

the world and

their friends?

I’ve come to realise that the

feeling is mutually shared with

many other people, and it

starts with one conversation,

anything related to what

you like. Be fully in with that

one person, conversation or

book/movie and slowly let

that reach out to anyone else

you remember and want to

share a similar feeling with.

What do you

enjoy most

about staying

indoors?

Saving money and prioritising

my time. I can't indulge

in random purchases, go

outside to procrastinate, or

eat takeaway food anymore.

Instead, I'm cooking for

myself, and planning my days

to their fullest potential.

What games

do you play

with friends

online?

I found some online card

games, like 'Cards Against

Humanity'. We can kick back

in a group call and have some

fun playing that together. I'm

bad at video games so that

isn't really an option for me;

I just watch and encourage.



HANGZHOU

FREESTYLE

SAME OLD STORY

By Moses A. Ameyaw

What kind of world is this?

The more in need you're for a thing

The more it seem far away from you

Hmm, it appears that the saying of the old

is still prevalent in our days:

Those who are in need don't get their desire

Those who have the said desire are really not in need.

For me I think this world is just weird

Or better still it's not fair

I have had several meetings with change

We agreed on a fair deal that he takes over

But almost always, I experience his turn-over

I have tried to stretch my

hands a little higher

But I just don't know why change

is refusing to take my hands.

After hanging my hands

without any support

I lost strength and just placed

my hands down

What at all do I need to do

to catch the attention of change?

When at all will change

fully embrace me as part of his own?

I'm getting tired about this change

My brother it's not easy

All that I hear is to quit my

decision to meet change.

But even with that, I'm still compelled

to make an appointment with change

I just don't know what to do next?

Take it easy, friend. Take it easy

The old don't want to leave you,

it often hates divorce.

Change surely want to meet you,

it often needs a greater force.

Being a friend of a desired change,

may take some time.

But never give up

particularly at the initial stages.

Wow, friend,

thanks for sharing this

I will keep pursuing change until I meet him.



118 BAR

By Camilla Fatticcioni

How often can you hear bands who

play something other than pop

covers? It’s kind of rare around

Hangzhou. It seems that most Jam

Nights tend to just do crowd-pleasers most

of the time. Can you find a place that has

live Jazz Fusion Funk Music? Most people

probably haven‘t even heard of Jazz Fusion

Funk, let alone heard it played live before!

The music genre developed in the late

‘60s. It’s a combination of jazz harmony

and improvisation with rock music, funk

and rhythm and blues. The band that plays

this catchy, toe-tapping style of music here

in Hangzhou is from all over the world.

If you really want to hear great quality

music and something you really can’t find

elsewhere in Hangzhou, come to 118 Bar

to check them and this great location out.

in Hangzhou. They have a wide selection

including Chicken Inasal, Chicken Cordon

Bleu, Lechon de Leche, Crispy Pata,

Singang, Lumpia, Dinamite and Custommade

Boodle Fight, a true authentically

flavoured dish. Also, at lunch time they

have business meal such as Menudo rice

and Bicol express rice. Believe me, the

food tastes just as good as it looks.

The restaurant is located in a very nice

location too. It is housed in the Creative

Design Centre just near the XinTang

subway station on Line 4. The area

around there is very scenic, so 118 Bar

is a great place to stop for a beer and a

meal after you’ve been walking around

taking some beautiful pictures.

102 Genshan West Lu, Hangzhou

Creative Design Centre A118, Jianggan

8722-1523

118 Bar (you might know it by another

name, Bong Cafe) is a Philippines bar with a

really comfy design. The main thing I want

to let you know about is their incredible

food. If you have been to the Philippines

before then you know just how good the

cooking is. If you have never been there,

then let me tell you must try the food

sometime. You don’t even need to take a

vacation there because 118 Bar has truly

authentic Philippine Cuisine right here



HOT DRY NOODLE

(REGANMIAN)

THINKING OF WUHAN RIGHT NOW!

By Max Burns

I

decided to learn, and then show you

how to make this dish, because it is the

most famous and popular breakfast

food in Wuhan, often sold in street carts

and restaurants in residential and business

areas. This kind of noodle dish is unique

because the noodles are not in soup like

most other Asian-style hot noodle dishes.

Reganmian, or Hot Dry Noodles, have a

long history in Chinese food culture, and

along with Shanxi's knife-cut noodles ( 刀削

面 : Daoxiaomian), Liangguang's yifumian,

Sichuan's dandanmian, and northern

China's zhajiangmian, are collectively

referred to as the "Top five noodles of China"

NOODLE ORIGIN

The summer time in Wuhan is extremely

long, and the high temperature causes

food's rapid deterioration. As a result,

people added dietary alkali into noodles to

avoid deterioration, that is the predecessor

of hot dry noodles. A widely circulated

rumour is, in the early 1930s, there was

a small food stand operated by Bao Li,

a hawker who made a living by selling

bean noodles and noodle soups near a

temple in Hankou. One day, Li poured

sesame oil onto his noodles accidentally,

and he boiled those noodles then added

shallot and other condiments on the next

day and sold them on next morning. His

noodles became very popular because of

its unique taste, and customers asked Bao Li

what kind of noodle it is, Bao Li answered:

Hot dry noodles. (source Wikipedia)



YOU WILL NEED:

• 1 wok or pan

• 6 small bowls for flavourings & spices

• 1-2 noodle bowls

INGREDIENTS

(FOR 2 SERVINGS):

• 200 g jianshuimian or any udon style

noodle

• 10 cms ginger, sliced

• 1 small red onion, sliced

• 2-3 cloves of garlic, crushed

• Handful of small fresh and dried

chillis

• Chilli flakes or powder

• Star anise

• Sichuan peppercorns

• Chinese ‘5 spice’

• Onion powder

• 3-4 tablespoons of sesame paste or

tahini

• Sesame oil

• Light soy sauce

• Beijing sweet sauce

• Oyster sauce (or Oyster mushroom

sauce to make it vegan)

• 200 ml vegetable (or peanut oil) for

frying

• Chinese black vinegar

FOR GARNISH:

• 2-3 spring onions, sliced

• Small handful of chopped Zhacai

(Chinese pickled vegetable)

At many, many street food places in

Wuhan, the chefs typically cook up a

huge batch of noodles and then make

up a bowl for each customer. The way

I do this is to make up 5 sauces (and 1

bowl of spices), that will be added to the

blank noodle canvas, giving it loads of

interesting flavours.

FIRST, GET 5 SMALL BOWLS AND MAKE ALL

THE DIFFERENT SAUCES:

STEP 1 – MAKE FLAVOURED OIL:

Heat 100 ml oil in pan or wok. Fry the

ginger and onion slices until golden brown,

to flavour the oil. Discard the onion and

ginger, add 2 teaspoons of sesame oil, mix

and pour into a small bowl.

STEP 2 – MAKE CHILLI OIL:

Heat 100 ml oil in pan or wok. Fry up the

fresh & dried chillies, star anise and Sichuan

peppercorns. mix and pour into a small

bowl.

STEP 3 – MAKE SOY SAUCE

FLAVOURING:

In a small bowl mix a few tablespoons of soy

sauce with 1 tablespoon of sweet Beijing

sauce and one tablespoon of oyster sauce.

STEP 4 – MAKE SESAME SAUCE:

In a small bowl mix sesame paste with a

splash of sesame oil until it's one cohesive

sauce. Not too runny but not too thick

because you will use this to pour over your

noodles later.

STEP 5 – MAKE GARLIC SAUCE:

Crush up the garlic and put in a small bowl.

Add some black vinegar and a tiny bit of

water and mix it up.

GET 1 MORE BOWL AND MAKE A DRY SPICE

MIXTURE

In a small bowl mix chili powder, Chinese 5

spice and onion powder. Save for later.

NOW TO MAKE THE NOODLES

Get your wok or pan and boil some water.

Add noodles plus a splash of sesame oil,

and cook them for slightly less

time than instructed on the

packet, so that they are

slightly chewy. Now turn

off the heat and add a

glass of cold water to the

pan to stop the noodles

from cooking further.

TO SERVE

Drain the noodles and serve into 1-2 bowls.

Now you add each of the 6 flavourings

on top of the noodles. You can do this in

any order and to suit your taste, but this is

exactly how I do it!

1. I drizzle 2-3 tablespoons of the sesame

sauce over my noodles…

2. I add a teaspoon of the dry powder…

3. I add 2 tablespoons of the soy sauce…

4. I add 2 teaspoons of the flavoured oil (the

one I made in step 1)

5. I add 2 teaspoons of chilli oil…

6. I add 1 teaspoon of garlic sauce…

7. Finally, I garnish with chopped

scallions (and if you can find

them add some chopped

Chinese pickled vegetables,

luobogan zhacai)

Now, it’s important to mix

everything up in your bowl

and then slurp away!

Watch Max's video and follow him on https://www.bilibili.com/video/av90581512


/ FEATURES // 广告 • 特辑

STUFFED

PEPPERS

By Annie Clover

Since so many people

were stuck inside, one

of the few things that

was actually somewhat

positive about the last month

is that a lot of people finally

found the time to get back in

the kitchen and cook rather

than eating out all the time. I’ll

admit that not everyone may

see having to cook as a positive

thing, not everyone can handle

the heat in a kitchen after all.

Even if you don’t love cooking,

it is a great way to pass the

time and the results are usually

better than take out. Here is

a very simple and delicious

recipe to try your hand at if you

aren’t that experienced and,

even if you cook everyday it’s

a nice quick meal to whip up.

INGREDIENTS

(APPROXIMATE):

• 4-6 Sweet Bell Peppers

(depending on their size)

• ¼ Red or White Onion,

• 2 Cups of Cooked Rice,

• A Cup of Minced Meat

(250g) (pork/beef/chicken –

whichever you prefer),

• 2 eggs,

• Pinch of Salt,

• Bit of Black Pepper or other

Seasonings you like,

• A dash of Ketchup

• Sour Cream or Plain

(Unsweetened) Yogurt

COOKING DIRECTIONS:

1. Cook some the rice in a rice

cooker until sticky (if you are

on the Keto diet, then the rice

can be swapped for carrots).

2. Chop onion into small diced

pieces and put in a bowl.

3. Mixed together the

onions, pre-cooked rice,

minced meat, raw eggs.

4. Then add salt and season

the mixture with pepper or

other seasonings you like.

5. Cut the tops off peppers,

about 1 cm down the side.

6. Clean out the inside of

the Peppers removing

the seeds and rind and

then wash them out.

7. Fill each Pepper with the

minced meat mixture until it

gets just about to the edge

and then cover it again with

the pepper top like a hat.

8. Place the stuffed peppers

in a pan or pot. Fill it with

water until it is half way

up the side of the peppers

and then add a spoon of

ketchup to the water.

9. Cover the pot and cook

on a low temperature

for an hour or so.

10. Serve these delicious stuffed

peppers with a sour cream

topping and some steamed

greens on the side. (Sour

cream can be replaced on

plain yogurt with no sugar

if you want low-fat option)


广告 • 文化 // CULTURE /

ROCK

OUT-

BREAK:

THE

PIXIES

By Rodrigo Ocaranza

These long

days stuck in

confinement

have struck a

chord in the minds

and bodies of those

who have been

cooped up inside.

Now, not just in the

city of Hangzhou,

but across China, a

billion people are

aching to move

and tear off the masks that obscure their

faces. What better antidote to shake off

this quarantine lethargy than to ferment

it into some good alternative punk rock

indie madness! Yes, I’m talking about

the Pixies - almost 34 years of rock

compressed in

one anti-flu pill.

If you’re looking to

let your anger out

and unexpectedly

start laughing with

no reason, or just

simply want to

start a mosh pit

with your local 保

安 and 阿姨 , songs

like ‘Something

Against You,’

‘Crackity Jones’ and

‘In Heaven,’ are just perfect to start with.

They band recently announced a tour in

China and we were eagerly expecting to

see them, but sadly the dates in Shanghai

and Beijing have been cancelled. Certainly

not the worst thing that has come from

this outbreak, but it sucks all the same…

But seriously, in 1986, this American

alternative rock band from Boston,

Massachusetts formed. It now consists

The thing that really characterises

the Pixies’ style is the brutal honesty

that emanates from them in the moment.

of Charles (Black Francis) Thompson IV

(vocals, guitar; also known as ''Frank

Black''), Joey Santiago (lead guitar), David

Lovering (drums) and Paz Lenchantin

(bass, vocals) who is currently subbing

in for the original bassist Kim Deal.

The classic line-up engages with yowling

howls and pan-fried screams and an

unpredictable melodic resonance

characterised by Black Francis’ vocals in

combination with David’s straight forward

and tight drums. Joey Santiago’s gloomy

and equanimous riffs blend in Kim Deals

melancholic and thick bass execution

spiced up with her soothing and intense

vocals. All together managing to capture

the distortion, the madness spills

and melody in an unusual and pretty

digestible balance,

as shown on albums

such as Doolittle

and Surfer Rosa.

Through some of

their most popular

songs like ‘This

Monkey is Gone

to Heaven’ and

‘Where is my Mind’

(the latter you may

remember from the

end scene in the

movie Fight Club),

we can appreciate apocalyptic crude

and surrealistic tales that present us a

dialogue in the misfortunes of our nature

in a somewhat positive mist of expression.

The thing that really characterises the

Pixies’ style is the brutal honesty that

emanates from them in the moment.

It stays real by its raw nature from

the sound to the lyrics and theirthe

explosive performances. There are no

restrictions whether it’s an explosion

of emotion in any colour or any idea

meandering around taboo topics and

logical sanity. It just can’t be filtered,

offering the listener a chance to strip

off the judgments of how music should

be and enter free space of surrealistic

freedom and enjoy the Pixies’ wonderful

sense of expression in its raw form.



Things have finally begun to calm down in Hangzhou. The loosening

of the lockdown restrictions and the slowing of new cases per

day to single digits were incredibly great news for all stuck inside

their homes or kept away on extended holidays abroad. But as

Hangzhou—and China as a whole—gets ready to return to work and get

the economy back on track, news of independent sustained outbreaks—

ones where most of the infected had no contact with anyone from China—

are appearing across the globe. The question on everyone’s mind is

whether COVID-19 is starting to go away or is it just getting started.

THE SECOND

CHAPTER OF

COVID-19

CHINA IS ON THE MEND,

BUT SYMPTOMS ARE

APPEARING GLOBALLY

By Jared Thompson

COVID-19 IN CONTEXT

Of all the costs that have resulted from this

virus outbreak, the families who have lost

loved ones are clearly paying the worst

price. With the total number of infected

individuals breaking 80,000 at the end of

February, there have been more than 2,600

who have lost their lives to the virus. It is

true that the common cold claims between

291,000 to 646,000 lives per year the world

over (CDC statistic), which does make the

Coronavirus seem small in comparison. While

this is true, we need to take into account

the fact that the flu only kills about 0.1% of

the people infected, which means on a bad

year we could see over 646 million cases of

the common cold. COVID-19, on the other

hand, has at an average death rate of over 3%

inside of China and 0.7% in larger outbreaks

outside of China. That means even with

lower numbers of cases and access to top

quality good health care abroad, COVID-19

is still killing at seven times the rate of the

common cold. The question is will it continue

to spread and reach places that cannot treat

it as well.

DARK CLOUDS OVER

OTHER SHORES

Like a bad storm in a distant land, the impact

of this virus has been watched from a far

by the world as it blew through China. But

over the last weekend, we have seen major

international outbreaks in Korea, Iran and

now most recently in Italy. In just a few

days, the alert levels of these countries have

spiked with the news of cases being reported

that have had no direct contact with anyone

who had travelled to China. COVID-19 is now

quickly becoming a global problem, and one

that many are worried won’t be addressed

with the same level of seriousness that we

saw in China.

It was hard for people outside of China

to imagine being quarantined for weeks

on end. Many international outlets cited

these measures as another instance of

China’s unparalleled control over the

lives of its citizens. With new sustained

outbreaks appearing abroad, doctors and

health organisations are worried that other

countries could be reacting too late. Korea

and Japan have both been hit hardest

following China, but both countries have

state-of-the-art medical infrastructure so

the number of deaths have stayed low:

seven and one, respectively. With Iran now

reporting 15 deaths in just the last few days

and that both a parliamentarian and their

Deputy Health Minister have now been


广告 • 特辑 // FEATURES /

infected, things are obviously tense there

too. There are growing fears about what this

could mean for the developing countries,

like Afghanistan and Syria, that it borders,

as they will be far less equipped to handle

testing, treating and containing the virus. As

the scope of impacted populations grow, so

do the costs.

THE ECONOMIC IMPACT

Even if the virus manages to be contained

and doesn’t begin to spread widely around

the world, the passive impact and residual

costs of COVID-19 will be felt for months to

come. The outbreak over the past weekend

in the north of Italy have caused schools to

close, sporting events shuttered, and fashion

shows postponed. This kind of halt to daily

life is something that we here in China

know all too well. Aside from the reduced

Empty Italian Store

availability of masks and rubbing alcohol,

most food and living products stayed in stock

over the last weeks. The small outbreaks

in Italian villages are already straining the

amount of food on the shelves of stores 3

hours away. Unfortunately, these runs on

stores only strain supply chains further.

The shutter from the virus’ economic impact

has finally hit international stock exchanges,

which fell between 3 and 5 percent in a

single day all over the globe. It is a good

thing that China is getting back to work; it

makes up 17% of all manufacturing, globally.

But the production capacity of most factories

is currently only at about 20% to 30% of their

normal production capacity. Things abroad

are beginning to get stretched. The products

in warehouses will cover us for another

month of shutdown, but after that suppliers

will have a very hard time keeping up with

demand if things don’t get back on track. We

need to conserve a bit more in the coming

months and not give in to fear or buy more

than we need.

One thing is for sure, COVID-19 is not behind

us. The Coronavirus will still be infecting the

airwaves and our social media feeds for a

while to come, and it might be still going

around even in May.



MEDIA

OUTBREAK:

THE VIRAL

REACTION

ABROAD

By Eleonora Bollini

COVID-19, or as it was more commonly known, the Coronavirus. It has been

just about impossible to not have heard this word sounding through the

massive news coverage about its outbreak and the impact it has had on China.

For weeks, all around the world the media were almost exclusively talking

about it, covering it from every angle imaginable. But there were some

strong differences between what was happening here and how it was being

reported… I am not talking about a cover up, but the way it was blown out of

proportion in the media coverage abroad, specifically in Italy—being Italian,

I was very aware of how frenzied the media coverage was there.

Here in China, everything started

around the middle of January, and

it quickly turned chaotic. The news

poured onto our phones through

social feeds like an avalanche. We started

reading more about it and everyone was

encouraged to stay inside, avoid crowded

places, and only go out if absolutely

necessary. Nobody expected what would

happen next. After a week, more cities

started closing off and the whole province

of Hubei was quarantined, transportations

were suspended and the suggestion of

staying at home was no longer merely

advice. While we were now required to stay

home by the government, it was upheld,

more than anything, by fear.

During the first days, everyone had lots of

questions and worries, but there were no

answers. The source of the virus was not sure,

and nobody knew what had kicked off the

epidemic. It is unfortunate that the Wuhan

government underestimated the problem

at the very beginning, and this did likely

contribute to the speed it spread across

China. Chinese media had been clear on the

severity of this outbreak from that point on,

and were very open with facts and statistics.

Of course, with all the bad news flooding in,

there were also some good updates, such



We are all part of the same world,

and we should put aside our

differences and work together.

as the rapid construction of a much-needed

hospital in just nine days, ready to host

one thousand more sick patients. People

from all over the country signed up to help

manage the situation and provide care to

the sick; a job that along with the incredibly

exhaustive work came with real risks for

every person who went there. From doctors

to volunteers, the country started working

together as a single massive team, trying to

make it through the storm.

The outbreak of this Novel Coronavirus was

the most popular topic for weeks, and not

just in China.

In Italy, the media focused on the mortality

and infection rates. When the Chinese

government decided to take preventive

measures, asking us to not go out, the

Italian media narrated the safety measure

as a restriction on citizen’s civil liberties.

Reports of the positive and heart-warming

things we all saw here in China didn’t get

any overseas airtime. They did talk about

the hospital built in nine days, because it

sounded as if things were out of control.

China was presented in a bad light because

magazines, TV journalists, and radio

broadcasts decided to emphasise negative

things. Naturally, this one-sidedness caused

overreactions in the real lives of people

living abroad, even in countries with less

than a handful of cases. Some Chinese

restaurants had to close because customers

were afraid, students were kept home from

school, and East Asian people had to deal

with people gawking at them and covering

their faces when they approached.

Due to the massive decentralisation of

information through social media, it has

become increasingly difficult to distinguish

real information from fake news—and

there were some insane and racist claims

circulating. Out of China, this outbreak was

like the end of the world.

Meanwhile inside China, we all saw the

strength of this country to deal with an

emergency of this scale, and its capability

to contain it fast. The entire situation

caused many problems in all walks of life,

from economic downturns to boring days

stuck inside, but people remembered that

others had it worse than them and praised

the brave ones struggling on behalf of the

sick and the healthy, both helpless in their

own ways. At least we can all learn one

thing from this outbreak: we are all part of

the same world, and we should put aside

our differences and work together because

problems, like bad rumours, spread quickly

if they aren’t contained.



THE VIRUS DIARY

OF AN EXPAT.

By Dr Rob Burton

Xiasha, Jianggan District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China.

As of 3rd February, 2020 it has been fourteen days since the days (18th, 19th, 20th January 2020) when I

could have become infected by the Wuhan virus. I was a teacher and a judge in the China Daily heats of a

national speaking competition held on the campus of Zhejiang University. There were over 300 students.

I taught four classes of over 80 students each over the first two days and then spent Monday judging the

competition. I stayed in the same hotel, on campus, as many of the students. All went well, and I enjoyed

teaching, meeting and judging the high school aged students.

Wednesday 22 nd

January

I received a WeChat message from the competition

organisers to inform me that around 30 of the students

had come from Wuhan and they were trying to follow

up on their health status. My Chinese colleague also

reports having a cough that evening and will be going

to the hospital first thing in the morning. The next day

he reports back that he is free of the virus and has a

common cold. I start to consider my own health status.

Saturday 25 th

January

Most of us have masks in the house, one or two for

those days when the air pollution is bad. But recently

the air is good, so it becomes a bit of a hunt around the

apartment to find them. Once we have them, we decide

to go to the supermarket to stock up on some food, just

in case things get worse as the advice is to stay in and

not go out. About half of the people in the supermarket

were wearing face masks. The pharmacy across the

road is open so we go in to buy some more. The shelf is

nearly bare and even as we look at them there is a steady

stream of people coming in to make the same purchase.

We buy four masks and some hand sanitizer. We should

have bought more—hindsight is a wonderful thing.

Sunday 26 th

January

My wife is going to Changzhou to visit her mum.

She is following the news and decides that it is

safe to go. DiDi is still working so she gets to the

station in good time. By now temperature checks

at the entrance to the station have been instigated.

Once on the train she sends me a photo. She is the

only person in an otherwise empty carriage.

Monday 27 th

January

– Friday 31 st January

During the week she is away I am still concerned

about the possibility that I might have been infected

at the speaking competition. Staying in the house

alone—‘bugging in’ as the preppers have it—brings

with it its own problems. Psychologically, it does get

tough, not going out, not meeting people. The only

window on the world is WeChat and other media

accessible through one’s computer. WeChat quickly

becomes a place of myth and lies. Numbers and

conspiracy theories abound, racism and untruths

about the genesis of the virus are bound together.



I try to maintain a level, logical head. But every cough,

sneeze, wheeze, ache and pain becomes suspect.

Have I been infected? Boredom quickly becomes

one’s default position. I binge watch a few movie

trilogies, Beverly Hills Cop, The Bourne movies. I am

usually a creative person and can fill my time with

writing, painting, reading but my brain seems to have

become zombified – maybe the zombie apocalypse

is not brought on by a virus but by boredom.

I go out around the community grounds; the dog still

needs to be walked. The place is empty. One day as I

was peering out of the entrance to see if the pharmacy

across the road was open, an ambulance turned up

and men in full hazmat suits got out. I high tailed it

back to my apartment. Out of my window on the

9th floor, I watched the ambulance park outside the

apartment block next door. “Maybe someone is ill”

is the next thought you have as your anxiety levels

jump up another notch. The week passes boringly, I

eat all the snacks in the house and run out of wine.

Friday 31s t

January

My wife returns from Changzhou. She tells me that it

was impossible to buy masks there as all the pharmacies

were sold out; her mum and brother only have a few left.

I purchased masks from Ebay in the UK while she was

away, and a friend will courier them out to us. Amazon

UK had sold out, yet ironically was in stock for masks

that would be “shipped from China.” We will not receive

these masks for at least another seven days or more.

Saturday 1 st

February

We once again ventured out to the supermarket.

On this occasion 100% of the shoppers were

wearing masks. We were able to stock up on food

and there was little or no evidence of panic buying.

The government has already stated that keeping

supermarkets, vegetable markets and pharmacies

open was a priority. The only shelves that were nearly

empty were the ones for instant and dried noodles.

Since my wife has returned, she has been watching the

news. One has to be impressed with the dedication

of the doctors, nurses, police, army, ancillary workers,

workers in the factories making masks and hazmat suits,

down to the delivery guys and taxi drivers still working,

and to our own community cleaners who rigorously

disinfect the lifts and the community spaces every day.

Tuesday 4 th

February

Things have not gone from bad to worse but have

significantly changed––things are still bad. Just three

days after visiting the supermarket to stock up, our

locality went into lockdown. We must stay in our

apartments but are allowed in the grounds, for example

to take the dog for a walk. Now, however, the rule is only

one person can leave the community to go fetch food

and essentials and they can only do that every two days.



Wednesday 5 th

February

Friday 7 th

February

My employer has asked me to prepare online

lessons for when the semester restarts on the 24th

February, so I now have something to do. This is a

new departure for me, and I really don’t know how

to provide online lessons for 30 plus students, I

have been asking on the various TEFL Facebooks

groups and got some ideas from other teachers.

Thursday 6 th

February

The masks from the UK have been dropped off by my

friend at the pick-up point in the UK, but we are not

sure whether the delivery will get here, we will see. I was

speaking to an American friend yesterday who works

at my previous school, he was given a box of masks

as a gift before the news of the virus broke, he didn’t

want them, so he gave them to his cleaner. Now he is

improvising, using sleeping masks to protect his mouth

and nose, as he cannot find any proper masks to buy.

My wife went out to the only local shops available to us:

the small vegetable shop and the pharmacy. We were

told that the bigger fruit and vegetable market, further

down the road, was closed because of the infection. The

vegetable shop is also selling meat and milk. My wife

managed to get the last package of milk that day. This is

a box of 12 small cartons. These usually cost 30-40 RMB,

but she had to pay 60 RMB. The vegetables were double

price too, and the pork on sale is 40-50% dearer¬––clearly

some people will get rich from this crisis. The meat is

another source of infection concern, so we will not buy it.

We are now on the COVID-19 Diet, which means

rationing the booze, because in rookie error we didn’t

buy it in suitable amounts as we didn’t realise we

would be locked down. We are also having smaller

portions of food so what we do have lasts longer.

I usually have muesli for breakfast but that means

burning through the milk and I also need milk for

tea. It’s a first world problem but I’m British, and a

cup of tea just makes everything better, doesn’t it?



Saturday 8 th February

The days seem to blend into one. There is only so much

YouTube you can watch. We watch the news on CCTV1

every day to keep up with things and developments.

Do not believe the Western press or the haters on

social media telling you things are being covered up––

they are not––Trump is right most of it is fake news.

The UK Masks have been picked up at the UK depot.

Friday 14 th

February

Valentine’s Day. The masks are booked in at the depot

in Hong Kong. Walking Snooky, our dog, is now the

only reason to go out and break the tedium. And when

one is out it is remarkable how silent it is outside. At

night, it is almost eerie because nothing is moving,

no cars or roar of lorries on the main road, which

is quite a distance away, but nevertheless one can

normally hear the traffic noise. So, the still of the night

is something to be welcomed. During the day the

birdsong becomes more apparent and evidence that

life does go on whatever the circumstances. Spring

is coming and they too, feel the need to get busy.

Sunday 16 th

February

Over the last few days I have been seeing more people

out around the community. Probably stir-crazy from

sitting in for so long they are enjoying the warm sun and

meeting friends for a gossip. Some of the older residents

are powerwalking or using the exercise equipment while

the youngsters are expending some of the energy they

have stored up by being indoors for so long––it is good

to hear the laughter and shouts of the kids as they play.

Tuesday 18 t h February

Things have eased up, public transport is working, we

can go outside of the community. I have my Hangzhou

(Alibaba) green cross code and, Abracadabra, we are

out on the street, taking Snooky to the vets for her

annual rabies shot. It’s mundane – but it’s exciting. This

is the first time out since going to the supermarket on

the 1st February. The masks have arrived in China.

Tomorrow? Who knows?

“Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don't

resist them - that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality.

Let things flow naturally forward in whatever way they like.”

Lao Tzu

Check out some of the videos from this period I

have posted on my blog through YouTube.

My blog: https://www.rob-burton.co.uk/visionsofchina



FENDING OFF THE

CORONAVIRUS

FIGHTING INFECTION STARTS WITH

BEING AWARE

By Brine Taz

Health, like time, is most valuable to you when you realise you are losing

it. The best way to maintain your health is to raise your awareness of

how you take care of your body - and your environment plays a big part

in this. You are, as they say, what you eat... but sometimes all it takes

for something to get into your body is touching the wrong ordinary

object in your surroundings.

We are only into the third month of

2020, and we have already been

bombarded with reminders of

our mortality: news broadcasts,

social media channels, temperature checks

at the grocery store, and even a good

portion of the articles in this magazine

are all reminders of the fact that the

Coronavirus is out there, somewhere.

With the ever-expanding knowledge

of COVID-19, we have become more

apprehensive of our often-fragile health.

But this article isn’t to scare you further;

it’s to remind you that there is a lot you

can do to help ensure you stay happy,

healthy and free of infection. Here’s a list

of the best things you can do, and they

are great habits for overall health too.



DRINK LOTS OF WATER

One of the easiest ways to ensure your body

stays healthy and able to resist the bacteria

or viruses that are constantly circulating

in our environments, is by drinking water.

You are about two thirds water and guess

what? your system doesn’t function well

if you don’t have enough of it. Staying

hydrated helps clean your system and fight

off intruders that may have snuck inside.

WASH YOUR HANDS

Are your hands clean? I hope you are sure

because the average person touches their

face 3,000 times per day. This is the most

common way germs pass between people,

so remember to wash your hands often. At

the very least you should wash them before

and after handling food, using the bathroom

and after you come indoors, but especially

after taking out the trash, cleaning your

house, cleaning up after animals, or

gardening, as these activities and places are

fertile ground for harmful bacteria. Alcoholbased

hand sanitiser is a great way to keep

your hands clean when you are on the go.

CLEAN YOUR UTENSILS

Remember to clean all kitchen utensils

and keep all dishes clean - sharing

them can also help spread any growing

infection. If you happen to have one of

those gadgets that sterilise dishware

with steam, there has never been a

better time to learn how it works.

EAT CLEAN AND

HEALTHY THINGS

Like staying hydrated, it is important to

have a healthy diet with lots of vitamins and

fresh produce. Your gut is the foundation

of your immune system, so make sure

your diet is well rounded. Boil all tap

water before drinking or drink bottled

water. Wash any fruits and vegetables

before eating or cooking them and avoid

eating fruits you haven’t peeled. Even

though we all like ordering in, you don't

know who is cooking your food or how

it is handled, so if you are worried about

infection then cook for yourself. Keep food

and garbage in covered, rodent-proof

containers. Rodents often carry disease,

and it isn’t always easy to tell if you have

them before they are into your food.

Be Extra Conscious Around Sickness

It should go without saying, but make sure

you wash even more often if you are feeling

ill or if you cough or sneeze. If you are near

anyone that is showing symptoms of being

ill, stay at least a metre away from them if

possible, and wash your hands if you may

have touched something they did. If you

need to cough or sneeze, cover your mouth

by using your elbow as opposed to using

your hands or rather use a disposable tissue

to catch it and then dispose of it quickly.

TREAT WOUNDS

CAREFULLY

Properly disinfect all cuts and cover them

with a bandage since they very prone to all

kinds of infections. If you were unfortunate

enough to suffer from and animal bite, then

you really need to get a series of rabies shots

within 24 hours. Avoid picking at wounds.

PET AWARENESS

If you have a pet, then it is crucial that

they are properly socialised and know

not to bite or scratch visitors. Make sure

they have all their vaccine shots and

visit the veterinarian regularly. Keep

a close watch on your pet’s contact

with other animals as they could carry

diseases. It is good practice to wash

your hands after handling pets too,

especially if they spend time outside.

Stay vigilant and health conscious

and you’ll be able to make it through

this outbreak and whatever the

next flu season sneezes your way.


/ CULTURE // 广告 • 文化

26 redstarhangzhou.comDRA


FT


LINPING

NANYUAN

YUHANG HIGH-SPEED

RAILWAY STATION

WENGMEI

QIAOSI

HANGZHOU

COACH

CENTER

SOUTH

QIAOSI

XIASHAJIANGBIN

SAN

YI

Do you want a behind the scenes look at a print publication?

Want to strengthen your social media marketing skills?

Trying to improve your abilities as a writer?

Come and intern at REDSTAR, where you can learn all these skills and more!


MUST-HAVE

CHINESE APPS

By Turaeva Ziyodakhon

China has become second home for many

foreigners. Our jobs, our lovely friends

and our universities are all here. Far from

our original homes, we have people here

who we can think of as our second families. This

deep connection made it so much harder when the

virus broke out and, like a dark cloud rolling over

a sunny day, thundered through our new home.

For those foreigners who stayed in China, going

out was not safe. Staying cooped up for weeks at a

time without the comforts that modern information

technology affords us is hard to imagine. With that

in mind, we would like to recommend a few of our

favourite Chinese apps that will help you enjoy your

time inside and will be useful in getting what you need

now and after the clouds of COVID-19 have cleared.

1. TIK TOK

Nowadays Tik Tok has become

incredibly popular among

young Chinese and foreigners.

It is a free social media platform

where you can watch a

seemingly unending volume

of funny videos or create your

own. Once you open this app

on your phone it will be hard

to close it. It is now the fastest

growing app the whole world

over, so worth checking out.

2. 饿了么 (E LE ME)

All last month when going

out was not safe in China, we

needed a way to kill those

hunger cravings and get

something delicious to eat—

sometimes we are all too lazy to

cook something for ourselves.

Fortunately, 饿了么 was there

to save the day. Just download

the app and enter your address

(in Chinese) and away you

go. Thousands of different

dishes are available, including

Chinese, Korean, Japanese,

Mexican, and fast food

favourites too. You can easily

find your favourite restaurant

in this app and order tasty

food which will be delivered

right to your home. This app

was a lifesaver for so many

people during the lockdown.



3. 高德地图

(GAODE DITU)

Now that most people can

go back out, Gaode Ditu’ will

help you to find the location

of the place where you want

to go. One more advantage of

this app is that you can check

when the next bus will arrive,

so you know when to head

to the stop—very useful on

rainy days. This app can help

make sure that you won’t

feel lost in your new home.

4. 叮咚买菜 (DING

DONG MAI CAI)

Ding Dong Mai Cai is a selfoperated

platform that offers

fresh products like vegetables,

fruits, meat, eggs, seafood,

rice, noodles, soy products, oil,

etc. All these products can be

delivered directly to your door,

and if you make a purchase

for 29 RMB or more, delivery

is free! What are you waiting

for? Get Ding Dong Mai Cai

and order some fresh food

instead of all that takeout.

5. 闲鱼 (XIAN YU)

Xian Yu is a very useful app that

was created by Alibaba Group

for buying and selling secondhand

items. Xian Yu now boasts

a daily sales volume of 200,000

used products. This app is

similar to Taobao except where

Taobao sells new products, Xian

Yu sells second-hand goods.

There are lots of categories in

this app like clothing, shoes,

bags, accessories, appliances,

computers, phones, baby

products, and the list goes on and

on. If you want a good quality

camera at a really affordable

price, this app is for you.

6. 探探 (TAN TAN)

If you spent Valentine’s Day all

alone at home then this local

Chinese dating app can help

you find someone special to

call your own. Download 探

探 and get someone you’d

be happy to be quarantined

with. Tan Tan, like Tinder, uses

geolocation and machine

learning to match profiles and

then get you talking to singles

in your neighbourhood. Tan

Tan is a sure way to find your

perfect match online and

get to know them offline.

7. 美团外卖

(MEITUAN

WAIMAI)

Meituan Waimai is another

application for ordering food

similar to E Le Me. Meituan offers

a wide variety of food from all

sorts of restaurants. If you have

WeChat you don’t even need to

download Meituan. Just open

WeChat, go to WeChat Pay, and

then go to the menu ‘Powered

by Third-party Operator,’ and

just click on Food Delivery. Its

logo is a yellow kangaroo. The

hardest part is deciding what

delicious food you want to eat.

8. QQ MUSIC

QQ Music, another great app

from Tencent, the makers of

WeChat, is a really convenient

app for streaming music in

China. No matter what country

you are from you can easily find

your favourites songs in your

own language just by searching

the song, artist or album.

Not only does it have a huge

selection of music, but you can

also find music videos in the

app and share your favourite

music with your friends directly

in WeChat - they don’t need

to download anything else

to listen to it. Download the

app now and start grooving.



HOW ECO-

FRIENDLY IS

HANGZHOU?

By Ryan Wilson

An issue that has plagued the world

ever since industrialisation became

part of everyday life has been

pollution and the ever decreasing

amount of green areas as cities grow larger.

When most people from abroad think of

China, visions of gray skies and tightly

packed cities are what usually come to mind.

But that is changing. In honour of the green

month of March, here are some reasons

why Hangzhou should be on your list of

places to visit if you love eco-friendly cities.

Hangzhou has been one of the eco-friendly

leaders in China for quite some time now

with many projects ranging from city

bicycle sharing (long before Mobike and

Hellobike came along), to being a pilot

city in China’s Low-Carbon City and Eco-

Garden City programs. With forest coverage

of over 67%, Hangzhou has done a lot to

ensure that the environment remains a

top priority. Around West Lake alone there

are more than 8,000 acres of mountains

and forest. The forest coverage, mass tree

planting, and the general beautifying of

the city’s urban landscape has become

such a hit that even bloggers and travellers

such as Mark Brown on CitiNature

have written entire articles about it.

As part of the Low-Carbon City program,

Hangzhou has not only pledged to

decrease its carbon emissions substantially

by developing low carbon industries,

transportation, and institutional reform, but

it is also one of the only Chinese cities to go

beyond the national targets. As part of the

Eco-Garden City program, it has pledged to

not only preserve existing parklands, but

create more through planting more parks.

Hangzhou is currently increasing its subway

system from the 5 lines already open to 13

in the coming years which not only makes

it easier for people to travel around the

city, but drastically decreases the amount

of carbon emissions by fossil fuels needed

for daily commutes. Even though a lot of

the trees around Hangzhou’s streets have

been cleared during the digging of the new

subway lines, it’s a small temporary price to

pay to have far less traffic on the road. So

far there are more than 1.7 million trips per

day on the subway and that number will

only rise as more and more lines increase

the number of people that can opt for

this quick convenient form of travel.

Even more impressive is the fact that here,

you can practically ride across the entire

city by bicycle—something you rarely

see outside of Europe. Long before the

sidewalks became polluted with rentable

bikes randomly thrown wherever they were

dismounted, Hangzhou already boasted the

largest public bicycle system in the world.

As part of the Eco-Garden City program,

Hangzhou has also improved city-wide

access for pedestrians and bicyclists.



When it comes to trying to deal

with the pollution coming from the

cars on the road, Hangzhou is again

leading the way. There are generous

subsidies when purchasing an ecofriendly

vehicle: The owner of an ecofriendly

car can receive 53% of their

money back in subsidies making it

one of the best cities in the world

for getting yourself into an electric

vehicle. In other words, you can afford

to settle on getting a Tesla rather than

just dream about it until you retire.

These subsidies even extend to the

charging infrastructure that comes

along with creating a large number

of eco-friendly vehicles, taking away

one of the largest concerns many

people have when buying electric cars.

These policies go hand-in-hand with

many popular electric car companies,

such as Tesla and Geeli, establishing

large branches in Hangzhou.

Alongside electric cars, electric bikes

have become hugely popular across

China and Hangzhou is no exception.

Not only do they have zero carbon

emissions, but they cost less to charge

than using the public transit system

every day, and they take up far

less space than a regular vehicle

which reduces the need for larger

parking complexes, so Hangzhou

can continue to focus on keeping the

city full of green places to kick back

and relax in. From its never ending

system of mountains which provide

a visitor with countless hours of

beautiful hiking, to its ever expanding

network of public transportation

systems and electric vehicle options,

Hangzhou is at the forefront of

China’s eco-dream to green the

image the world has in its collective

mind when we think of China.


/ CULTURE // 广告 • 文化

SMALL

EFFORTS

ADD UP

HANGZHOU AUSSIE

BUSHFIRE FUNDRAISER

By Jared Thompson

Undoubtedly, one of the

worst bushfire seasons

in Australian history

ravaged the countryside

and a large part of the country

is still picking up the pieces

and trying to move forward.

Over 10 million hectares

(100,000 kilometres squared)

were consumed over the last

5 months since they began,

making this season of bushfires

ten times worse than the fires

that afflicted the Amazon last

year. 6,000 buildings and homes

were consumed and, one of the

most staggering numbers to

comprehend by far is the loss

of animal life, many of whom

were already endangered to

begin with. It’s hard to fathom,

but wildlife groups estimate

that over 1,000,000,000 animals

died in the fires over the last

half of a year. It was so bad that

the wild koala’s populations

have been pushed nearly

to the brink of extinction.

After dealing with one of

the most dangerous natural

disasters we can imagine, parts

of Australia are now being

hit with yet another natural

disaster: flooding. There has

been so much rain recently that

dams that were at a low level

because of years of drought, are

now overflowing. The region

of the Nepean Dam, which

is one of the dams that gives

Sydney it’s water supply, has

been burdened with over 700

millimetres of rainfall. To put this

in perspective, that’s 100mm

more rain than Melbourne sees

throughout the whole year.

People are outside with water



nearly up to their necks and

street signs are being touched

by the water level in some

places. The reversal from first

being plagued by fire and then

by flood would almost be ironic,

if it weren’t so tragic. Both

these disastrous conditions are

clearly the kinds of symptoms

of dramatic changes in

climate and the frequency

and severity of such weather

disasters will only continue

to increase in coming years.

But not all hope is lost. We

need to start viewing these

disasters, and other global

catastrophes for the global

problems that they are. In a

truly heart-warming show of

support for the suffering of

people and animals many miles

away, hundreds of people and

dozens of companies right here

in Hangzhou gathered together

to raise funds for this cause.

What started as a small handful

of concerned Australians in

Hangzhou feeling far from

home and helpless to support

the people fighting the fires and

volunteering soon spread online

and people from all over China

were sharing the posts on their

WeChat moments and donating

what they could to the cause.

Just the first night of sharing the

charity link saw over 10,000 RMB

donated to the small local fund.

The fundraising efforts

culminated in a fundraising

dinner in the top floor

conference room at the Sofitel

Hangzhou Westlake. One

hundred tickets for the all-youcan-eat-and-drink

affair went

quickly, and this event capped

off the year of the Pig becoming

basically the last large function

in the Hangzhou international

community before people

took time off for the Spring

Festival. During the fundraiser,

over one hundred prizes that

had been donated by dozens

of companies around the city

were raffled off and a final silent

auction was also held. All told,

these dedicated and concerned

people managed to raise 68,215

RMB or $14,734 AUD to support

the firefighters, wildlife rescuers

and the costly efforts to rebuild.

As this tragedy finally now

subsides, a more global threat

to human life has reared its ugly

head in the form of this viral

outbreak. These very different

disasters, though different in

many ways, have something in

common: they have inspired

a tremendous outpouring of

support from people who hadn’t

been directly affected. From

videos of people the world

over showing their solidarity

for people trapped in Wuhan

with the rallying call of ‘Wuhan

Jiayou’ to the celebrity concerts

in Australia that have raised over

seven million AUD in support of

fire charities, we see time and

time again that people are less

divided than we are often led to

believe. The humble efforts of this

small movement in Hangzhou

to do something rather than

sit idly by and the funds they

managed to raise are things

we can all take a bit of pride in

as members of the Hangzhou

community. Way to go guys!


/ HANGZHOU LISTINGS // 广告 • 杭州黄页

DOMESTIC

中式餐饮

BBQ 烧烤

Ba Li Lobster • Old Street Barbecue (bā lí lóng

xiā • lǎo jiē shāo kǎo) Gate2, Wanda Gold Street

Xiangqing Lu (8731-3852) 巴厘龙虾 • 老街烧烤祥

庆路万达金街 2 号门

Big Chen Barbecue (dà chén yáng ròu chuàn)

Beside Jinyuan Edifice, Wulin Lu (8550-0571) 大陈

羊肉串武林路锦园大厦旁 ( 教场路口 )

Dong Shou Barbecue (dòng shǒu ba) B1, 4th

Hubin Yintai 245 Yan’an Lu (8977-9393) 动手吧 ( 湖

滨 in77 店 ) 延安路 245 号湖滨银泰四期 B1 层 ( 地铁

龙翔桥站 B 出口 )

Eight Colour Barbecue (bā sè kǎo ròu) 51

Hubin Lu (8578-7757) 八色烤肉 ( 湖滨店 ) 湖滨路 51

号 ( 近庆春路 )

Gobi Barbecue (gē bì tān xiàn kǎo yáng ròu

chuàn) At the cross-section of Tiyuchang Lu and

Wulin Lu (150 8860-4327) 戈壁滩现烤羊肉串 ( 体育

场路店 ) 体育场路武林路交叉口机场大巴旁边

Hanna Mountain (hàn ná shān) 1FC102

Zone77C3 Hubin Yintai Wushan Lu (8702-2705) 汉

拿山 ( 湖滨银泰新店 ) 吴山路湖滨银泰 in77C3 区

1FC102 号

Nine Yanger Northwest Barbecue and

Dumplings (jiǔ yàng ér • dōng běi shāo kǎo

shuǐ jiǎo) 206, 2F, West Lake D11, Wulin Lu (8892-

2512) 九样儿 • 东北烧烤水饺 ( 武林店 ) 武林路 163

号西湖 D11 食尚城二楼 206

Wang Jintumen Barbecue (wáng jì jīn tú mén

chuàn kǎo) 101 Baijingfang xiang (8517-3954)

王记金图门串烤 ( 百井坊店 ) 百井坊巷 101 号 ( 近

延安路 )

West Lake Stove Barbecue (xī hú lú biān •xiān

kǎo zhū ròu) B1, Lixing Luxury Plaza, 124 Pinghai

Lu (8539-4230) 西湖炉边 • 鲜烤猪肉 ( 利星店 ) 平海

路 124 号利星名品广场 B1 楼

Zao Chuan Chang Barbecue (zào chuàn chǎng

shāo kǎo) 237 Tiancheng Dong Lu (135 6784-

8644) 灶串厂烧烤天城东路 237 号

Hotpot 火锅

Chuan Xi Ba Zi Hotpot (chuān xī bà zǐ huǒ

guō) 2F, Zone77B Hubin Yintai, Pinghai Lu

(8715-6866) 川西坝子火锅 ( 湖滨店 ) 平海路湖滨银

泰 in77B 区 2 层

Fu Kua•Hua Jiao Ji Seafood Hotpot (fú kuā •

huā jiāo jī hǎi xiān huǒ guō) 4F, Big City Plaza,

609 Yan’an Lu (8667-6800) 福夸 • 花胶鸡海鲜火锅 (

国大城市广场店 ) 延安路 609 号国大城市广场 4 层

Gang Guan Chang Wu Qu Xiao Jun Gan

Strings Hotpot (gāng guǎn chǎng wǔ qū xiǎo

jun4 gān huǒ guō chuàn chuàn xiāng) 281

Wulin Lu (8722-8585) 钢管厂五区小郡肝火锅串串

香 ( 皇后公园店 ) 武林路 281 号

Grandpa Pan (lǎo yé guō) 902, A Yintai Mall, 530

Yan’an Lu (8583-6328) 老爷锅 ( 武林银泰店 ) 延安

路 530 号银泰百货 A 馆 902

Lao Fo Ye Charcoal Frog Hotpot (lǎo fó yé tàn

huǒ wā guō) D11, West lake, 155 Wulin Lu (8693-

9527) 老佛爷炭火蛙锅武林路 155 号西湖 D11

Mi Shi Chaoshan Beef Hotpot (mì shí cháo

shàn niú ròu huǒ guō) 166 Huansha Lu (8782-

6211) 秘食潮汕牛肉火锅 ( 湖滨店 ) 浣纱路 166 号

Ren Wu• Hua Jiao Seafood Hotpot (rén wù •

huā jiāo hǎi xiān huǒ guō) B157, B1 Hangzhou

Building Center Plaza, 11 Wulin Plaza (8606-5777)

仁物 • 花胶海鲜火锅武林广场 11 号杭州大厦中央

广场 B1 层 B157 商铺

Shu Liao Chongqing Hotpot (shǔ liáo

zhòng qìng huǒ guō) Queen Park 277 Wulin Lu

(8782-0008) 蜀燎重庆火锅 ( 武林店 ) 武林路 277

号皇后公园

Shui Lin Jian Japanese Buffet Hotpot (shuǐ lín

jiān rì shì zì zhù guō wù liào lǐ) 9F, Yintai Mall,

Yan’an Lu (8583-6329) 水林间日式自助锅物料理 (

武林银泰店 ) 延安路银泰百货 A 馆 9 楼

Xing Fu Li Beijing Barbecue and Hotpot (xìng

fú lǐ wén shuàn wǔ kǎo lǎo běi jīng shuàn guō)

4F, Jiangjin International, 251 Anye Lu (8677-9689)

幸福里文涮武烤老北京涮锅安业路 251 号江锦

国际四楼

Local Cuisine 本帮菜

Cai Yun Xuan (cǎi yún xuān) 13 Beishan Lu

(8796-4550) 彩云轩北山路 13 号 ( 断桥对面 )

Chang’s Garden (lóu wài lóu) 30 Gushan Lu

(8796-9023) 楼外楼 ( 孤山路店 ) 孤山路 30 号 ( 近

平湖秋月 )

Da Pai Da Traditional Dish (dà pái dà chuán

tǒng cài) 41 Xueshi Lu (8805-7737) 大牌大传统

菜学士路 41 号

Grandma’s home (wài pó jiā) The Podium

Building of Hangzhou Daily Paper, 218 Tiyuchang

Lu (8515-7979) 外婆家 ( 杭州杭报店 ) 体育场路 218

号杭州日报大楼裙楼 ( 中河北路口 )

Green Tea (lǜ chá cān tīng) 3F, West Lake Yintai,

98 Yanan Nan Lu (8700-2788) 绿茶餐厅 ( 西湖银泰

店 ) 延安南路 98 号西湖银泰 3 楼 ( 近吴山广场 ) 238

Dadou Lu (8899-8277) 绿茶餐厅大兜路 238 号

Hangzhou Restaurant (háng zhōu jiǔ jiā)

Building1-3 205 Yanan Lu (8708-7123) 杭州酒家

( 延安路店 ) 延安路 205 号 1-3 楼 ( 延安路与邮电

路交叉口 )

Ma Deng Bu Luo Restaurant (mǎ dēng bù luò)

238 Siyanjing, Hupao Lu (8698-9975) 马灯部落 ( 四

眼井店 ) 虎跑路四眼井 238 号

New White Deer (xīn bái lù cān tīng) 5F,

Yintai Merchandise West Lake Culture Plaza 487

Zhongshan Bei Lu (8898-7698) 新白鹿餐厅 ( 西湖文

化广场店 ) 中山北路 487 号西湖文化广场银泰百货

5 楼 ( 近环球中心 )

No.23 Qiangmen Cai (23hào qiáng mén cài

•lǎo dǐ zǐ háng zhōu wèi) 23 Jietansi Xiang (159

6810-3025) 23 号墙门菜 • 老底子杭州味戒坛寺

巷 23 号

Old Man’s Sautéed Shrimp (lǎo tóu ér yóu bào

xiā) Building A Wanhua Wulin Business Edifice, 25

Jietansi Xiang (8515-1117) 老头儿油爆虾 ( 武林店 ) 戒

坛寺巷 25 号万华武林商务大厦 A 座

Shi Ke (shí kè) No. 1224, Dongxin Avenue (8819-

8811) 食课东信大道 1224 号

Tian Lun Li Restaurant (tiān lún lǐ cān tīng) 1F,

Bldg. 7, Xixi New Plaza, 550 Xixi Road (8106-0001)

天伦里餐厅西溪路 550 号西溪新座 7 号楼 1 楼东边

Yun Shan Hostel (yún shān shàng) 30

Siyanjing, Hupao Lu (8796-9989) 云山上虎跑路

四眼井 30 号

Other Restaurants 其它餐馆

7017 Restaurant (7017 wèi dào gōng chǎng)

68 Tonghe Lu (8806-7017) 7017 味道工厂 ( 中财店 )

通和路 68 号

A Wa Shan Zhai (ā wǎ shān zhài) 2F, Bldg. 4,

Xingguang International Plaza, 228 Jiangnan

dadao (8709-2520) 阿瓦山寨 ( 星光广场店 ) 江南大

道 228 号星光国际广场一期 4 号楼 2 层

Meng Ke Han Restaurant (méng kě hàn tè sè

cān tīng) Rm. 306, Bldg. 3, Hangzhou Yin, 2030

Jianghui Lu (8524-5685) 蒙可汗特色餐厅江晖路

2030 号杭州印 3 楼 306 号 ( 钱江龙对面 )

Sit and Forget Lijiang Restaurant (yī zuò yī

wàng lì jiāng zhǔ tí cān tīng) NL101, Bldg. 4,

Kerry Centre, 385 Yan’an Lu (5610-7266) 一坐一忘

丽江主题餐厅 ( 嘉里中心店 ) 延安路 385 号嘉里中

心 4 幢 NL101

Tangmen• Jianghu Restaurant (táng mén

•jiāng hú jiǔ jiā) 306 3F Bolan Elephant City 294

Wenyi Lu (2802-3107) 唐门 • 江湖酒家文一路 294 号

铂澜大象城 3 楼 306 号

Wen Xin Shi She (wén xīn shí shě) Room5008

F5 Hangzhou Bldg. 546, Yan’an Lu (8138-3238) 文

心食舍 ( 武林银泰店 ) 延安路 546 号杭州百货 B 馆

5 楼 5008

Xi Bei You Noodle Restaurant (xī bèi yóu miàn

cūn) B1, Zone77C Hubin Yintai, 238 Jiefang Lu

(0820-7320) 西贝莜面村解放路 238 号 ( 湖滨银泰

in77C 区负一层 )

Yu Man Tang Chuan Restaurant (yú mǎn táng

chuān cài guǎn) 12 Baijingfang Xiang (8515-8619)

渝满堂川菜馆百井坊巷 12 号

Yu You Yu Xiang (yú yǒu yú xiāng) 345 Wenshan

Lu (8607-9181) 渔有鱼香文三路 345 号

Yun Ji Yun Gui Yunnan Restaurant (yún jì

yún guì fēng wèi cān tīng) L5-26 Longhubin

Sky Street at the cross-section of Jianghan Lu and

Yueming Lu (8703-3412) 雲季云贵风味餐厅 ( 滨

江龙湖天街店 ) 江汉路与月明路交叉口龙湖滨江

天街 5L-26

Teahouses 茶室

Chenghuangge Teahouse (chéng huáng gé

chá lóu) 3 Wushan (8703-9698) 城隍阁茶楼吴

山 3 号

Hu Pan Ju Teahouse (hú pàn jū chá lóu) 1

shengtang Scenic Spot (8702-0701) 湖畔居茶楼

圣塘景区 1 号

Hua Hai Yuan Teahouse (huá hǎi yuán chá

lóu) 36 Xixihe Xia (183 6718-0353) 华海源茶楼西

溪河下 36 号

No Rain Teahouse (wèi yǔ chá lóu) 92 Dadou Lu

(8803-8855) 未雨茶楼大兜路 92 号

Qingteng Teahouse (qīng téng chá guǎn) 583

Fengqi Lu (8506-0909) 青藤茶馆凤起路 583 号

San Qing Cha Xu Tea House (sān qīng chá xù

yì shù chá guǎn) Rm. 208, Bldg. A, Runheyada

International 1750 Jianghong Lu (5669-3737) 三

清茶叙艺术茶馆江虹路 1750 号润和信雅达国际

A 幢 208 室

Wan Hu Lou Teahouse (wàng hú lóu chá shì)

2-3 Beishan Jie (8515-5843) 望湖楼茶室北山街 2-3

号 ( 靠近断桥 )

West Lake Hotel• Lakeside Teahouse (xī hú

guó bīn guǎn •hú pàn chá jū) 18 Yangongdi

Inside the West Lake Hotel (8797-9889) 西湖国宾

馆 • 湖畔茶居杨公堤 18 号西湖国宾馆内

Ya Ye Ji Teahouse (yǎ yè jí chá xué táng) 66

Jiangjun Lu (8706-4525) 雅叶集茶学堂将军路

66 号

Yin Hu Shang Yue Teahouse (yǐn hú shàng yuè

chá guǎn) 188-277 Wulin Lu (153 9704-0116) 隐湖

上悦茶馆武林路 277 号 -188 号

Zen To (shān gǔ xiǎo wū) Shangchengli Cun,

Longwu, Zhuantang (135 7577-4116) 山谷小屋转

塘龙坞上城埭村听风阁对面

Vegetarian & Vegan 素食

Jing Ming Xuan (jìng míng xuān shū yuè fāng)

50 Huaxianqiao Lu (132 8217-1806) 静茗轩蔬悦坊

化仙桥路 50 号

Plant Power (wéi gēn tè lì hài) 3-101

Tongshengjiayuan, Liubai Nong, Zhongshanbei Lu

(159 6879-5306) 维根特厉害中山北路六百弄通盛

嘉苑 3-101( 西湖文化广场 D 口向前 150 米 )

Qingchun Canteen 66 Qingchundong Lu

(8702-6930) 庆春食堂 102 道纯手工蔬食料理庆

春东路 66 号

The Lakeside Veggie (lín hú sù shí tīng) Inside

Liucheng Lu, Scholar Bridge 1, Nanshan Lu 临湖素

食南山路学士桥一号柳铖道内

Vegetarian Canteen (sù shí táng jiě fàng lù

diàn) Xing He business building B1, 89 Jie Fang Lu

(8677-2369) 素食堂 ( 解放路店 ) 解放路 89 号星河

商务大厦 B1 层

Zhichun Vegan Restaurant (zhī chún sù shí

cān tīng ) 1F, Xiandai Building, Zhongshan Bei Lu

(Westlake Cultural Square Exit C) 只纯素食餐厅中

山北路现代城建大厦一层

ZhuYuanSu (zhú yuán sù) 185 Lingyin Tianzhu

Lu (Lingyin Temple Entrance) 竺源素灵隐天竺路

186 号 ( 灵隐寺大门口 )

INTERNATIONAL

国际料理

American 美国

Element Fresh (xīn yuán sù)S37, B1, Mix C Mall,

701 Fuchun Lu (8669-8130) 新元素 ( 万象城购物中

心店 ) 富春路 701 号万象城 B1 层 B1S37 商铺 L127,

1F, Building 3, Kerry Centre (8813-3687) 新元素 (

嘉里中心店 ) 延安路 353 号嘉里中心 3 幢 1 层 L127

L1-33, Paradise Walk Binjiang, 1515 Jianghan Lu

(8791-2690) 新元素 ( 龙湖天街店 ) 江汉路 1515 号

龙湖滨江天街 L1-33

Slim’s Steak House (dà píng guǒ niú pái cān

tīng) 131 Bojingdao Commercial Street, Paradise

Walk Binjiang (151 5712-6527) 大苹果牛排餐厅江

汉路 1515 号龙湖天街铂金岛商业街 131 号

The Habit Burger Grill (hā bǐ tè hàn bǎo)

Shop88, Outer Street, 1F, Building D, Chengxi

Intime City (8801-7875) 哈比特汉堡城西银泰 D 座

1 楼外街 088 号铺

Australian 澳大利亚

Max Sonia (mǎ sū yà) 1F, Pingan Financial

Center, Jiangjin Lu (8602-9950) 马苏娅江锦路平安

金融中心悦坊商场 106 铺

Mona Vale (méng yuè qīng shí) 527

Yuhangtang Lu (8670-3575) 檬悦轻食余杭塘

路 527 号

Arabian 阿拉伯

Doner Kebab 1205, 25th Avenue, Xiasha (137

3220-0797) 白杨街道 25 号大街 1205 号

Dubai Flavour Music Restaurant (dí bài háng

zhōu fēng wèi yīn lè cān tīng) Building 3, No.

30-6, Changsheng Lu (189 5802-1581) 迪拜 ( 杭州 )

风味音乐餐厅长生路 30-6 号 3 楼 ( 长生路与东坡

路交叉口文物大楼 )

H&N KEBAB (kǎ bā yīn yuè cān ba) 1F & 2F, 45

Wenjin Lu (158 5828-5220) 卡巴音乐餐吧文津路

4 5 号 1 层 ,2 层 201,20 4

Layali Cafe 387 Xuelin Jie (132 5571-2217) 学

林街 387 号

Pizza Curry Restaurant (sà lǐ yuán) 1F,

Building1, No. 8 section of Xinyuan, Xiaoheshan

(183 6815-2699) 萨哩缘留下街道小和山新苑 8

区 1 幢 1 楼

Sana’a Restaurant (sà nà cān tīng) 504 Liuhe

Lu (8755-3246) 萨娜餐厅留和路 504 号

Bakery 烘焙

Donco Bakery B1, Ruffles Center, 228 Xinye Lu

(8515-3326) 新业路 228 号来福士中心 B1 层

Gontran Cherrier 101-12, 1F, Xizi International

Center, 9 Jingtan Lu (8815-6017) 景昙路 9 号西子国

际中心一层 101-12

HPC Bakery (hóng pǎo chē dàn gāo shì jiè) 72

Zhongshanbei Lu (8660-9093) 红跑车蛋糕世界中

山北路 72 号

MR. MAIMAi (mài qiū fàn) 1F, Raffles Plaza (180

6897-6382) 麦丘梵 ( 来福士店 ) 来福士广场 1 楼

3F, Kerry Centre (180 5710-1348)( 嘉里中心店 ) 嘉

里中心 3 楼 1228 Dongxin Avenue (133 4616-9613)

( 滨江店 ) 东信大道 1228 号

Ruson (lù sōng) Pingan Financial Center,

Jiangjin Lu (131 1675-1820) 鹿松江锦路平安金

融中心 Store1-1, Building 1, Huanglongyayuan,

Paomachang Lu (137 3812-9121) 跑马场路黄龙雅

苑 1 幢底商商铺 1-1

Brunch 早午餐

Wagas (Raffles Branch) (wò gē sī )1F, No.

29/30, Raffle Centre, 228 Xinye Lu (8796-1123) 沃

歌斯 ( 来福士店 ) 新业路 228 号来福士中心 01

层 29/30 号

Café 咖啡

Cafe Sangu’s (sān gǔ kā fēi) ”We are what

we eat” and at Sangu House, we believe tasting

happiness means eating quality, fresh food and

drinking the finest wines. Our café and restaurant

serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner as well as a

full-range coffee bar. Choose red wine (vin rouge)

and white wine (vin blanc) from six different

countries at our boutique wine shop, which can

be enjoyed alongside your meal or at home. Every


广告 • 杭州黄页 // HANGZHOU LISTINGS /

Monday: Buy one, get one free pasta entrees.

Every Thursday: It’s Ladies Night! All ladies can

purchase one bottle of wine and get a second

bottle of wine half price. Room102, Huafeng

International Commercial Building (8770-1075) 三

谷咖啡四季路 55 号华峰国际商务大厦 102 室

Bean’s Cafe 358-5 Xixi Lu (138 5719-9991) 西溪路

358-5 号 ( 西特超市正对面 )

Beans & Roast Coffee (bā dòu xiàn hōng kā fēi

gōng fáng) 123 Building 2, Starry City I (151 5808-

5014) 八荳现烘咖啡工房星耀城 1 期 2 幢 123 号

Black Rainbow Coffee 38 Pingfeng Jie (Opposite

Family Mart) (158 6811-4119) 屏风街 38 号 ( 全家

便利店对面 )

Café Couture (kē tú kā fēi tīng) 2F Dikai

International Centre, 19 Dangui Street, Xincheng

Commercial (5856-8987) 珂图咖啡厅新城商圈丹

桂街 19 号迪凯国际中心裙楼 2 楼

Cat Fiend Cafe (māo jīng kā fēi) Shop 107

Shenlan Plaza, 203 Zhaohui Lu (153 8103-5653) 猫

精咖啡朝晖路 203 号深蓝广场 107 商铺

Crackafe (bào liè kā fēi) 30 Hai’er Xiang (187

0581-0520) 爆裂咖啡孩儿巷 30 号

Dongwo Seal Coffee (zī dǒng wō xǐ Coffee)

45 Dajing Xiang (150 5710-8917) 资董窝玺大井

巷 45 号

Hola Coffee (Hola pǐ zhī yǐn pǐn) 426 Xixi Lu (186

6804-6817) Hola 匹芝饮品西溪路 426 号 ( 浙江大

学玉泉校区北门旁 )

I Like Coffee & Bar (yī kā fēi) 95 Shangtang Lu

(8536-1609) 伊咖啡上塘路 95 号

Kingsland Coffee (bái chéng kā fēi) 1F, Bldg.2,

Xixi Impression City, Wuchang Avenue (8766-0378)

白城咖啡五常大道西溪印象城 2 期 1 层

Maan Coffee (màn kā fēi) (Bei Cheng Tian

Di) Building 8, Bei Cheng Tian Di, 567 Huzhou

Jie (8970-5577) 漫咖啡 ( 北城天地店 ) 湖州街 567

号北城天地八号楼 (IN77 Branch) (màn kā fēi) 13

Hubin Lu (8646-5577) ( 湖滨银泰 in77 店 ) 湖滨路

13 号 (Huang Long) (màn kā fēi) Huang Long Shi Ji

Yuan, 133-4 Xixi Lu (8680-0121) ( 黄龙店 ) 西溪

路 133-4 号黄龙世纪苑 (Queen's Park) (màn kā fēi)

277 Wulin Lu (8970-0377)( 皇后公园店 ) 武林路

277 号皇后公园底商 1 层

Mellow Coffee and Wine (fāng chún hóng jiǔ

kā fēi tǐ yàn guǎn) 436 Dunxiang Jie, Sandun

(153 8110-8777) 芳醇红酒咖啡体验馆三墩镇墩

祥街 436 号

MONEY CAT (qián māo kā fēi) 527-5 Xixi Lu (156

0653-2117) 钱猫咖啡西溪路 527-5

NEST CAFE (cháo kā fēi) 619 Weiye Lu

(8898-4763) 巢咖啡 ( 伟业路店 ) 伟业路 619 号 567

Xincheng Lu (156 5887-7660) 巢咖啡 ( 江南店 ) 信诚

路 567 号诺基亚大楼 A 座大厅

Pillow Books (zhěn biān shū) 15

Shangmanjuelong (1F, Jianxiang Hostel) (8196-

1555) 枕边书上满觉陇 15 号 ( 简象酒店一楼 )

Shixia Specialty Coffee (shī xià jīng pǐn kā fēi)

(West Lake) 46 Santaiyunshe, Santaishan Lu (152

5715-1111) 诗夏精品咖啡三台山路三台云舍 46

号 (Hushu Lu) Gurangdian Market, 65 Hushunan

Lu (188 6750-2234) 湖墅南路 65 号广电市场 57

Guihuaxi Lu (158 6817-1444) 桂花西路 57 号

Wa Cafe (wèi bàn shēng huó) 224 Zhuanjiang

Jie (182 6802-1630) 未半生活转塘街道转江街 224

号人才家苑小区门口

Weekend Coffee 127 Jianguo Bei Lu (189 6616-

4262) 下城区建国北路 127 号

What Ghost Coffee (shén me guǐ) 15

Donghexia, Doufuyi Qiao (171 3004-7200) 什么鬼

斗富一桥东河下 15 号

Wooby Cafe (wù bái kā fēi) Shop 16, 1F, Building

4, Ludi Xuhui Cheng, Binjiang (178 1604-0660) 悟

白咖啡绿地旭辉城 4 号楼底商 16 号铺

Desserts 甜品

Mr. Wishes Jinshagang Living Quarter, Zhejiang

Industry and Commerce University, Xiasha (186

5784-2951) 下沙街道浙江工商大学金沙港生活区

Oui Kitchen 289 Zhongshanbei Lu (173 5714-

5059) 中山北路 289 号

Plant Power (wéi gēn tè lì hài) 3-101

Tongshengjiayuan, Liubai Nong, Zhongshanbei Lu

(159 6879-5306) 维根特厉害中山北路六百弄通盛

嘉苑 3-101( 西湖文化广场 D 口向前 150 米 )

French 法国

Carbon (Carbon běi shān shí hào fǎ guó cān

tīng) 10 Beishan Lu (8796-8775) 北山十号法国餐

厅北山路 10 号

Chinchin Building 66, Dongxinhechuang Park,

139 Liuhe Lu (8605-5513) 留和路 139 号东信和

创园 66 座

La La Villa Restaurant (sān yàn gé fǎ cān

tīng) 1 Bapanling Lu (8796-6528) 三嚥阁法餐厅八

盘岭路 1 号紫萱度假村内

PAPAGAYO (pà pà jiā yuē cān tīng) 4

QingZhiWu, Yugu Lu (8703-9803) 帕帕家约餐厅青

芝坞路 4-1 号

Satine French Restaurant (sà tíng fǎ cān

tīng) 1F, Sheraton Grand Hangzhou Wetland Park

Resort, Zijingang Lu (8500-2222) 萨婷法餐厅杭

州西溪天堂国际旅游综合体 1 号杭州西溪喜来登

度假大酒店 1 层

German 德国

Falco’s German Bar (hǎi màn dà shū) 88

Xiangyuan Lu (8665-2638) 海曼大叔祥园路 88 号

( 星巴克斜对面 ,N 座 1 楼 )108-2, 1F, Building 27,

Xixiyihao Creative and Commercial Center (8702-

4815) 西溪壹号创意商务中心 27 号楼 1 层 108-2 室

Lenbach Restaurant & Bar (lán bā hè xī cān

pí jiǔ fāng dà yuè chéng diàn) (Joy City) L1-12,

Joy City, 1 Yinxiu Lu (8738-2120) 兰巴赫西餐啤酒

坊 ( 大悦城店 ) 隐秀路 1 号大悦城购物中心 L1-12

(Chengxi Intime City) 1F80-82, Intime City, 380

Fengtan Lu (8691-1220) ( 城西银泰店 ) 丰潭路 380

号城西银泰城 7 幢 105 室 1F080

Paulaner Brauhaus (dé guó bǎo lā nà pí jiǔ

fāng) 4F, 1157 Shangcheng, 77 Zhongshan Zhong

Lu (5666-8229) 德国保拉纳啤酒坊中山南路 77 号

尚城 1157 利星 2 期四楼

Global Cuisine 无国籍料理

Amour (ài mù cān ba) 1F, Shimaobingu

Commercial Center, 4756 Jiangnan Avenue (8838-

1567) 爱慕餐吧江南大道 4756 号世贸滨谷商业

中心一楼

Aussie Kitchen (ào jiāo) 25 Zhonghezhong Lu

(177 0641-1277) 澳骄中河中路 25 号

BERNINI (bèi ní ní cān tīng) 206 Nanshan Lu

(139 8980-9967) 贝尼尼餐厅南山路 206 号

Black Burger (Zhongshan Zhong Lu) 264

Zhongshan Zhong Lu (173 6454-6602) 中山中路

264 号商铺

Blue Frog (lán wā) L137A, Bldg.3 Hangzhou Karry

Centre, 385 Yan’an Lu (8665-7058) 蓝蛙延安路

385 号杭州嘉里中心 3 栋 L137A L1-01,L202, E Area,

Hubin Intime In77, Dongpo Lu and Youdian Lu

(8708-2960) ( 湖滨银泰 In77E 店 ) 东坡路与邮电

路交叉路口湖滨银泰 In77E 区 L1-02,L202 号 1515

Jianghan lu, Paradise Walk (8799-0208)( 龙湖天街

店 ) 江汉路 1515 号龙湖天街 1 幢 101-18 室

Blune (bù lǔ cān tīng) No. 512, 5F, Building 3,

Kerry Centre (8779-1872) 布鲁餐厅延安路 385 号

嘉里中心 3 幢 5 层 521 号

Borox Salad (bù lù kè shā lā) 051, 2F, Paradis

Walk Xiasha, Jinsha Avenue (8662-5083) 布露克沙

拉金沙大道下沙龙湖天街 2 楼 051

Brunch 304 104, Building 4, Kerry Centre (177

6707-3314) 嘉里中心 4 幢 104 号

Brunch Restaurant (jiǔ shù xī chú cān tīng)

218 Tiyuchang Lu (157 7991-7292) 玖树西厨餐厅

体育场路 218

Burger Lab (hàn bǎo shí yàn shì) 498

Zhongshanzhong Lu (138 1774-4540) 汉堡实验室

中山中路 498 号

Clove Forever (wú yuè dīng xiāng) 2F, Fuleide

Plaza, 99 Wenze Lu (8778-1316) 吾悦丁香文泽路

99 号福雷德广场 2 层

eShine eats (Jiaogong Lu) (yī xiàng qīng shí

jiào gōng lù diàn) 18 Jiaogong Lu, Building D,

EAC (2800-2377) 壹向轻食 ( 教工路店 ) 教工路 18

号欧美中心 D 座

Gatto Matto (yě miāo pī sà) 104 Huaxing

Chuangye Mansion, Huanggushan Heng Lu (8733-

2082) 野喵披萨黄姑山横路华星创业大厦 104 店

Hello27 (mǐ qí lín fēng wèi qīng chú fáng)

D101-1, 1F, EAC Oumen Centre, 18 Jiaogong Lu

(2822-5887) 米其林风味轻厨房教工路 18 号 EAC

欧美中心一楼 D101-1

Jason’s Library (jié sēn tú shū guǎn) 529, 1F,

Bldg. 4, Juzhen Guoji, 515 Yuhang Tang Lu (8683-

9773) 杰森图书馆余杭塘路 515 号矩阵国际 4 号楼

1 楼商铺 529

Maggie & Rose Restaurant (mài qí luó sī qīn

zǐ cān tīng) 2F, Henglong Plaza, 688 Shanyin Lu

(8380-5399) 麦琪萝丝亲子餐厅山阴路 688 号恒

隆广场 2 层

Mamba Gastro Lounge (màn bā měi shí jiǔ

láng) 3F (Upstairs of KFC), World Trade Alley, 4758

Jiangnan Avenue (8738-1175) 曼巴美食酒廊江南

大道 47 5 8 号 , 世贸滨谷 (K F C 楼上 3 楼 )

Mamala (Kerry Centre) (Mamalaxī cān tīng

(jiā lǐ zhōng xīn diàn)) 268 Qingchun Lu (180

5718-7799) Mamala 西餐厅 ( 嘉里中心店 ) 庆春

路 268 号

Osteria Pelacanus (tí hú) 3-5 Huanggushan

Lu (177 5717-3631) 鹈鹕黄姑山路 3-5 号 539

Zhongshanzhong Lu (8501-3612) 中山中路 539 号

Panchos (mò xī gē cān tīng) 168 Huaxing Lu

(8512-1219) 墨西哥餐厅华星路 168 号

Pinano La Citta (bǐ lán wān xī cān tīng) Shop

101, Building 4, Star Avenue Plaza (8663-7787) 彼

蓝湾西餐厅星光国际广场一期 4 号楼 101

SUAI fusion restaurant 1F, Zhewaishewai, 339

Liuhe Lu (152 5895-6600) SUAI 融合私房西餐厅

留下街道留和路 339 号浙外涉外一楼

Super 27 NL 105&106, Building 4, Kerry Centre,

385 Yanan Lu (159 5715-6573) 延安路嘉里中心

4 幢 105 号

Supercado (shū kǎ qīng shí) 206-207, B2F,

Hedacheng (8801-7639) 蔬卡轻食下沙和达城负

二楼 B206-207( 近文泽路地铁口 )

Tofo Burger (tú fū hàn bǎo) 243 Zhongshanbei

Lu ( 131 1679-8684) 屠夫汉堡中山北路 243 号

Wade (wǎ de yīn yuè cān ba) Room 328,

Building 16, Xiasha Powerlong Mall Phase 1 (151

6715-2440) 瓦的音乐餐吧学府街宝龙城 1 期 16 幢

328 室 ( 必胜客旁 )

Wade’s (wèi dé) Wulin Branch: 3F, Hangzhou

Xiecheng, 163 Wulin Lu (8701-1778) 味德武林路

163 号杭州鞋城 3 楼 Wensan Branch: Room 105,

1F Building H, Dragon Vanke Centre, 77 Xueyuan

Lu (8195-7668) 味德学院路 77 号黄龙万科中心 H

座 1 楼 105

Yuan Cafe (yuán kā fēi) 440-442, Building 7,

Tianhongjunyi community, Dongxin Avenue (137

5087-6527) 元咖啡东信大道天鸿君邑小区 7 幢

440-442 号 53 Zixia Jie (8813-0109)( 西溪首座店 )

紫霞街 53 号

Japanese 日本

51NB (51NB rì běn shāo kǎo jū jiǔ wū) 2F

Building G, Xixi Valley, 80 Zixia Street (189

6990-2080) 51NB 日本烧烤居酒屋紫霞街 80 号西

溪谷 G 座 2 楼

Daochuan (dào chuān jū jiǔ wū) 279

Zhongshanbei Lu (8692-7780) 稻川居酒屋中山

北路 279 号

Genki Sushi (yuán qì shòu sī) 057A, 2F,

Chengxi Intime Mall, 380 Fengtan Lu (8681-

0329/13588344738) 元气寿司丰潭路 380 号城西

银泰二楼 057A 号

HuNT’S (hāng shí) Shop No. 126, F1, K-lab,

Huanglongwwanke Center, 77 Xueyuan Lu

(8778-2886) 夯食学院路 77 号黄龙万科中心 K-lab

商场一楼 126 铺

LINKS (LINKS rì shì liào lǐ) Building G, Wanke

Centre (133 3607-1498) 日式料理万科中心 G 座

Liubenmu (liù běn mù rì běn liào lǐ) Room 138-

2, Building 3, Golden Street Meidi (180 5878-5580)

六本目日本料理金街美地 3 号楼 138-2 号

Nasibi (nà sī bǐ rì běn liào lǐ) 4F Shimaojunlan

Restaurant, 122 Shuguang Lu (8796-9826) 纳思比

日本料理曙光路 122 号世贸君澜饭店四楼

Niujiang (niú jiàng rì běn liào lǐ) 247 Chongren

Lu, near the west tea (8799-8703) 牛匠日本料理炭

火烤肉崇仁路 247 号西茶旁

Yi yi (yì yī rì běn liào lǐ) 12 Shangmanjuelong Lu

(8693-2259) 鮨一日本料理上满觉陇路 12 号

Yongle (yǒng lè rì běn liào lǐ) 1F, Building6,

Laiyinjuzhen International, the intersecting of

Fengtan Lu and Yuhangtang Lu (8889-1080) 永乐

日本料理丰潭路与余杭塘路交叉口莱茵矩阵国

际 6 号楼 1 层

Indian 印度

Chak De Indian Cricket Restaurant (chá kě

dé yìn dù cān tīng) 183 Xinyifang Commercial

Street (133 0651-5830) 查可得印度餐厅信义坊

商街 183 号

Lalqila The Royal Redfort (hóng bǎo yìn dù

cān tīng) 4F, No. 011, Baolong Shopping Mall

(8195-1639) 红堡印度餐厅宝龙城市广场 4 层 011

Pita's & Tika's (zhōng dōng hé yìn dù fēng wèi

cān tīng) 217, 2F, LongFor Paradise Walk, 1515

Jianghan Lu, Binjiang (8538-6691) 中东和印度风

味餐厅江汉路 1515 号龙湖天街铂金岛商业街 2 楼

217 428-7 Dongxin Dadao, Puyan (8693-6382) 浦沿

东信大道 428-7 号 ( 天鸿君邑小区 )

Saffron Indian Restaurant (suǒ fēi lǎng yìn dù

cān tīng) 1F, Building 2, Four Points Sheraton, 868

Dongxin Avenue (8899-4575) 索菲朗印度餐厅东

信大道 868 号福朋喜来登大酒店 2 号楼 1 层内

Xindier (xīn dì ěr kā lí zhǔ tí cān tīng) 215

Jianguonan Lu (8827-0017) 欣帝尔咖喱主题餐厅

建国南路 215 号及三昧庵 1-1 号 ( 近斗富三桥 )

Italian 意大利

Angelo’s (ài jiā lù) 1L, Building 7, Tianhongjunyi,

the intersection of Dongxindadao and Liuhe Lu

(8139-3788) 意大利西餐厅东信大道与六和路交叉

路口天鸿君邑小区 7 号楼 1 层

Carbon (mó kǎ duō) Room 123, Building D, Wulin

Square, Miduqiao Lu (8190-5656) 莫卡哆意大利

餐厅密渡桥路武林广场 1 号杭州大厦购物城 D 座

1 层 D123 号

Ciao Piano (màn shí guāng yīn yuè cān

tīng) 1F, Qianjiang International Times Plaza, 111

Chengxing Lu (8756-7968) 慢时光音乐餐厅城星

路 111 号钱江国际时代广场一楼

Fei Zi (fēi zī yì dà lì cān tīng) Room 326, 380

Fengtan Lu (8761-6227) 菲滋意大利餐厅丰潭路

380 号 3 楼 326

Il Forno (yì fāng) 224-230 Xihu Avenue (199

0472-9336) 意坊西湖大道 224-230 号

La Giara (kǎ luò) Room 091-092, Building F, Yintai

city, Fuqiang Lu (87616211) 卡洛意大利餐厅富强

路银泰城 F 座 1-091-092

MULINACCIO (mò lǐ nà qiáo cān tīng) (Hubin

headquarter) 3F, No. 123 Pinghai Lu (8782-5681) 莫

里纳乔 · 餐厅平海路 123 号 3 楼 ( 湖滨银泰 A 区

国际名品店 )(Xixi Branch) 1F, Building 27, Xixiyihao

Creative and Commercial Center, 808 Wenerxi Lu

(8895-9982) 莫茉 · 餐厅文二西路 808 号西溪壹

号创意商务中心 27 号楼 1 楼

NEW BERE (xīn bèi lè) 117 Building C, Yeah

Street, 58 Lishui Lu (2803-1623) 新贝乐意大利餐厅

丽水路 58 号 Yeah 街 C117 号

Petaloso (luó sòng) 5F Jinsha Street,560

Jinshadadao (138 6866-8289) 罗颂意大利餐厅金

沙大道 560 号金沙天街 5 楼

Piano 18 (yǎ lái) 18/F Raffles City Hangzhou

Tower 1, 228 Xinye Lu (5602-6226) 雅来 18 新业路

228 号来福士中心塔一雅诗阁 18 楼

Mexican 墨西哥

LaBamba (lā bā mǎ mò xī gē cān ba) 203, 2F,

Fuleide Plaza, 99 Wenze Lu (180 7299-0375) 拉芭

玛 · 墨西哥餐吧文泽路 99 号福雷德广场 2 楼 203

Mojar (me hā) 5 Lanjiawan, Yugu Lu (8522-2105)

么哈玉古路兰家湾 5 号 1257-1 Xuelin Jie (8669-

2563) 学林街 1257-1 号 ( 汉庭酒店电梯旁 )

Panchos (mò xī gē cān tīng) 168 Huaxing Lu

(8512-1219) 墨西哥餐厅华星路 168 号

Mongolian 蒙古

Mongolian Culture Restaurant (méng gǔ

wén huà tè sè cān tīng) 2F, Yuanlong building

No.1, Xiasha (18268196195) 蒙古文化特色餐厅经

济技术开发区 10 号大街与 25 号大街交叉口源隆

大厦 1 幢 2 楼



HOTELS IN MARCH

三月酒店资讯

Meilu Legend Hotel

Hangzhou

杭州丽晶美庐酒店

Tea Time at the Meilu Legend Hotel

Tasting a nice cup of Longjing

tea while traveling in Hangzhou

should be as important a part of

your itinerary as savouring a glass

of wine when visiting Bordeaux.

Longjing tea is one of China’s best

varieties of green tea and the tea

Nepalese 尼泊尔

Kasthamandap (jiā dù fēng líng ní bó ěr fēng

wèi cān tīng) Room109, North Building, XiXi

Intime Mall No.3 (159 6882-3868) 加度风铃尼泊尔

风味餐厅西溪银泰商业中心 3 北楼 109 室

Northern European 北欧

Eata 2F, Zprime Hotel, 372 Yanan Lu (8196-

5135/18701997301) Eata 北欧西餐酒吧延安路 372

号智尚臻选酒店 2 层

Pizza 披萨

Italian Pizza (yì shì pī sà diàn) Qingfengxincun

14-7 (182 9736-9401) 意式披萨店庆丰新村 14-7

Nabulesi Pizza (nà bú lè sī bǐ sà) EAC, 18

Jiaogong Lu (8195-6717 / 185 0581-5485) 那不乐斯

比萨教工路 18 号

Oh My Pizza 852 Haidanan Lu (137 3588-2586) 海

达南路 852 号

Pizza Marzano (Raffles Centre Branch) (pī sà

mǎ shàng nuò) 1F, No. 35/36, Raffles Centre, 228

Xinye Lu (8805-7806) 披萨玛尚诺 ( 杭州来福士店 )

新业路 228 号来福士中心 01 层 35/36 号 L203, 2F,

Building 3, Kerry Centre (8715-6526) ( 嘉里中心

店 ) 延安路 353 号杭州嘉里中心 3 幢 2 层 L203

Singaporean 新加坡

Pojak (yà cuì jiā lǐ zhōng xīn diàn) 312, 3F,

Building 3, Kerry Centre, 353 Yanan Lu (8738-5839)

亚萃 ( 嘉里中心店 ) 延安路 353 号嘉里中心 3 幢 3

层 312 号

Spanish 西班牙

Eatspanol Tapas Restaurant (yī shí bàn nǐ xī

bān yá cān tīng) 18 Jiaogong Lu (Near the Apple

Store), EAC (8505-8272) 伊食伴你 · 西班牙 TAPAS

餐厅欧美中心东路教工路 18 号 ( 苹果店旁边 )

Hola! (Hola nián lún gōng yuán) 3867 Binsheng

Lu (173 4854-8821) Hola! 年轮公园 ( 宝龙城店 ) 滨

盛路 3867 号宝龙城步行街 1 层

La Pedrera (bā tè luò xī bān yá yì shù cān

tīng) West Gate, the Dragon Hotel Hangzhou, 2

Hangda Lu (8899-5577) 巴特洛 · 西班牙艺术餐厅

( 黄龙店 ) 杭大路 2 号黄龙饭店西门 Wenlvaolai,

Xixi Xiyue City, 21 Zijingang Lu (8848-9830) 巴洛

特 · 西班牙音乐酒吧餐厅紫金港路 21 号西溪栖悦

城文旅奥莱 ( 近西溪湿地博物馆 )

Steakhouse 牛排

Cru Steak House (JW bā fáng) 2F J W Marriott

Hotel Hangzhou, 28 Hushu Nan Lu (8578-8888 ext.

6337) JW 扒房湖墅南路 28 号 JW 万豪酒店 2 楼

fields of Hangzhou are known the

world over for their distinct flavour.

Tasting tea and wandering around tea

plantations are year-round activities,

but only in spring will you get to watch

how farmers pick the tea buds by hand

and how workers roast the fresh leaves

into the dry tea we drink. So when tea

bushes begin to bud, it’s the perfect

time to plan a trip out to experience

this ancient part of local culture.

You might not know this, but the

Meilu Legend Hotel has its own

Longjing Tea Garden, where you can

learn you how to pick the leaves, roast

them, and make your own tea to take

with you. Our exquisite Longjing tea

gift sets are a part of the West Lake’s

charm you can take home with you.

Reservations: 8709-8800

Thai 泰国

Blue Elephant Restaurant (lán xiàng tài guó

cān tīng) F4, Baolong City Plaza,3867 Binsheng

Lu (159 8886-6804) 蓝象泰国餐厅滨盛路 3867

号宝龙城 4 楼

Golden Pepper (jīn hú jiāo tài guó cān tīng)

3F, Paradise Walk Xiasha, 560 Jinsha Avenue

(2822-6777 / 18858037288) 金胡椒泰国餐厅金沙

大道 560 号龙湖天街商业中心三楼

Mango Thai (měi tài tài guó cān tīng) 5F,

Westlake Intime Mall, 98 Yanan Lu (8700-2377) 美

泰泰国餐厅延安路 98 号西湖银泰城 5 层

Sawasdee Thai Restaurant (sà wǎ dí tài guó

cān tīng) 2F, Wyndham Grand Plaza Royale, 555

Fengqi Lu (6888-6387) 萨瓦迪泰国餐厅凤起路

555 号杭州温德姆至尊豪廷大酒店 2 楼

Tai Rong (tài róng) Xinyifang Pedestrain, 1

Caoyingxiang (8822-3700) 泰榮湖墅南路草营巷 1

号信义坊步行街

Vietnamese 越南

Funyo station (fěn yuè xī gòng) L301, Kerry

Centre (139 8949-0772) 粉越西贡越南米粉嘉里

中心 L301

PHO (dōng tián yuè nán fěn jiā lǐ zhōng xīn

diàn) 234, 2F, Building 3, Kerry Centre (2813-7633)

东田越南粉 ( 嘉里中心店 ) 延安路 353 号嘉里中心

3 幢 2 层 234 号 Room 601-44, Building 1, Paradise

Walk, 1515 Jianghan Lu (8692-9563)( 滨江天街店 )

江汉路 1515 号龙湖天街 1 幢 601-44 室

Yue Yu (Baolong) (yuè yù bǎo lóng diàn) 4th

floor, Baolong City Plaza, Jiangnan Avenue (173

0091-9893) 越遇 ( 宝龙店 ) 江南大道宝龙城 4 楼

BARS & NIGHTLIFE

酒吧 & 夜生活

1999 Pub (1999 jiǔ ba) 87 Nanshan Lu (8160-

0066) 19:00-02:00 1999 酒吧南山路 87 号

A Bull (ā bù xī cān kā fēi) 814-818 Haidanan

Lu (152 6816-5561) 阿布西餐咖啡下沙海达南路

814-818 号

ALCHEMY (liàn jīn shù) 7 Paomachang

Xiang (8514-5618) 炼金术黄龙跑马场巷 7 号

Aurora Cocktail Lounge 85 East Huancheng Lu

东环城路 85 号

Basement Bar Buy Now Electronics Supermarket

-1F, Jiaogong Lu (180 7298-1901) 教工路百脑汇科

技大厦负一楼

Chimney (yān cōng) 524 Zhongshanzhong Lu

(173 6706-1849) 烟囱中山中路 524 号

College Bar (kā lè jí) 4 Lanjiwan, Yugu Lu (8739-

9817) 咖叻吉玉古路青芝坞兰家湾 4 号

COS.MOS.29 123-2 Xueyuan Lu (8720-3633) 学

院路 123-2 号

ENJOY (yǐn jiǔ) 59 Bai Jing Fang Xiang (158 6912-

2807) 瘾酒百井坊巷 59 号

G-Plus 2 Baochu Lu 保俶路 2 号

Helen’s (Wulin Lu) (Helen’s (wǔ lín lù diàn))

89 Wulin Lu (8806-0271) Helens ( 武林路店 ) 武

林路 89 号

Joy Bar (jiǔ yǐn) 5 Haiguan Lu (158 2121-5580)

7pm - 2am 酒隐海关路 5 号 87 Nanshan Lu (158

2121 5580) 7pm - 3am 南山路 87 号

Kameleon (xī yì hóng jiǔ láng) 104, Bldg.C,

Waketown Pedestrian Zone, 9 Wulin Lu (134

5673-7273) 夕邑红酒廊武林路 9 号 Wake Town 街

区 C 幢 104 号

Late Market Building 2, Chenghexia, 6 Fengqi

Lu (151 5806-0898) Late Market 凤起路城河下

6 号 2 幢

Lightning 176 Jiaogong Lu ( 199 6743-9084) 来

电教工路 176 号

Mislead (wù dǎo jiǔ ba) 168 Baochu Lu (153

9701-7157) 误导酒吧保俶路 168 号

Old Captain Lounge Bar (lǎo chuán zhǎng)

113 Shuguang Lu (8603-5510) 老船长酒吧曙光

路 113 号

Orange Flower (chéng huā kā fēi jiǔ ba) 1

Xiaoheshanxinyuan (8538-3397) 橙花咖啡酒吧小

和山新苑 1 号 ( 留和路浙江科技大学东和宿舍 )

Shares Bar Room 203, 2F, Gemini Mansion, 1785

Jianghan Lu, 17:00-01:30 江汉路 1785 号国际网新

大厦 2 楼 203 室

Socia10 (Socia10 yīn lè jiǔ ba) 173 Yugu Lu

(8817-1891) Socia10 音乐酒吧玉古路 173 号 -3

SOS Club 3/F, Huanglong Hengli Mansion, 5

Huanglong Lu (5683-6688) 20:00pm – 5:00am 黄

龙路 5 号黄龙恒励大厦 3 楼

Xanadu (pǐn ) 255 Zhongshan Zhong Lu (8691-

6283) 品中山中路 255 号

YOLO Bai Jing, Building 75, Bai Jing Fang Xiang

(178 5733-0121) 百井坊巷百井大厦 75 号

Craft Beer 精酿啤酒

Aishang Beer (Zhongshan Lu) (ài shàng pí jiǔ)

266 Zhongshan Bei Lu (8702-5715) 艾尚啤酒 ( 中山

店 ) 中山北路 266 号 156 Shuguang Lu (8680-6916)

艾尚啤酒 ( 曙光路 ) 曙光路 156 号

Boxing Cat Brewery (bù sī pí jiǔ guǎn) 34

Shihuqiao Lu (159 8881-1179) 布斯啤酒馆狮虎

桥路 34 号

Craftbeer Buyer (jīng niàng pí jiǔ mǎi shǒu) 5F

(Roof) of Powerlong Square, Binjiang (177 4680-

1730) 精酿啤酒买手滨江宝龙广场 5F 露台

East River Tap Room (dōng hé Taproom) 238

Zhongshan Zhong Lu (8675-9199) 东河 Taproom

中山中路 238-1 号 ( 近地铁 1 号线定安路 A 出口 )

Midtown Brewery (chéng zhōng pí jiǔ ba) 1F,

Shangri-La Hotel, 6 Changshou Lu (8159-0265)

城中啤酒吧长寿路 6 号杭州城中香格里拉大酒

店一层

Brew Gang (shàng chéng jīng niàng cān bā)

Not only a restaurant or bar, Brew Gang is a

platform created by craft beer geeks to promote

the culture of food and drink. Beers are brewed

right on the premises - be sure to taste them all!

422-434 Zhongshan Zhong Lu, Drum Tower Food

Street (8512-6626) 上乘精酿餐吧中山中路 422-

434 号鼓楼美食街

Mill3 Craft Beer Bar (City West) Shop700-9,

South Gate, Sailihuiyuan (8718-7673) Mill3 精酿啤

酒吧 ( 城西店 ) 拱墅区赛丽慧园南门商铺 700-9 号

Peers Bar (pí kè) 3-2 Baochu Bei Lu (8683-9917)

啤客保俶北路 3-2 号 338-1 Zhongshanzhong Lu

(8722-9338) 中山中路 338-1 号

Professor P (pí jiāo shòu shǒu gōng pí jiǔ) 465

Jianguo Lu, above Binhe Square (132 9675-0921) 啤

教授手工啤酒建国路 475 号 ( 滨河广场楼上近建

国北路必胜客旁 )

RingCorner by BoxingCat 28 Xinyifangshang Jie

(135 0654-0002) 信义坊商街 28 号

Schanke Music Beer Bar (xuān kè yīn yuè pí

jiǔ cān ba) Room 1-3, Building 32, Da Fu Qing

Qing Chun Fang, Qingchun Lu (5666-0999) 喧客音

乐啤酒餐吧庆春路大福清巷青春坊 32 幢 1-3 室

Taste Room 73 Wen’er Xi Lu (8690-7226) 文二

西路 73 号

Thirteen peaches (táo shí sān) 13 Taohuanong

(189 6906-9559) 桃十三桃花弄 13 号

Cocktails & Whiskey

鸡尾酒 & 威士忌

CASK by Connoisseur 161-165 Jiangnan Avenue

(139 1725-2311) 江南大道 161-165 号

Go professor (jiāo shòu hěn máng tài kōng jiǔ

ba) No. 104, Unit 3, Building 5, Jiarungongguan,

Jinji Lu (177 6711-9616) 教授很忙太空酒吧金鸡路

嘉润公馆 5 号楼 3 单元 104 号

Hola (Hola nián lún gōng yuán) 3867 Binsheng

Lu (173 4854-8821) Hola 年轮公园 ( 宝龙城店 ) 滨

盛路 3867 号宝龙城步行街 1 层

Mill (Huanglongwanke) 101, Building G,

Huanglongwanke Center (8823-1332) Mill( 黄龙

万科店 ) 黄龙万科中心 G 座 101 (City West) 77 Yile

Lu (8891-2175) ( 城西店 ) 益乐路 77 号 (Nanshan Lu)

176-3 Nanshan Lu (8670-5929) ( 南山路店 ) 南山路

176-3 号 (Binjiang) 4317 Binsheng Lu (8111-1772)

( 滨江店 ) 滨盛路 4317 号 (Qianjiangxincheng)

217 Kunpeng Lu (8819-7779) ( 钱江新城店 ) 鲲鹏

路 217 号

One Pint (yī pǐn tuō jiǔ guǎn) 302, Tianhe

Building, 257 Tiyuchang Lu (8603-3042) 一品脱

酒馆体育场路 257 号天合写字楼 302 室 087A, 1F,

Building C, Chengxi Intime Mall (8835-5142)( 城西

银泰店 ) 丰潭路 380 号城西银泰 C 座 1F087A

Quarter 591 Qingtai Street (8829-8788) 清泰

街 591 号

U LOUNGE BAR 145 Jiangnan Avenue (183 5810-

6873) 江南大道 145 号 ( 江南星座楼下 )

WITCHERY (nǚ wū jiǔ ba) Shimaobingfen,

crossroad of Jiangnan Avenue and Nanhuan Lu

(135 8801-9007) 女巫酒吧江南大道与南环路交叉

口 ( 肯德基隔壁 )

Live Music 现场音乐

9Club (jiǔ qiú huì) 2F, South Building, City Life

Square, 262 Wantang Lu (8106-0813) 酒球会万塘

路 262 号万糖汇城市生活广场南楼 2 楼

Eudora Station (yì duō ruì zhàn xī cān tīng)

101-7 Nanshan Lu (8791-4760) 亿多瑞站西餐厅南

山路 101-7 号

Hi Livehouse 3F, Building 2, Xiaochengtiandi,

Xiasha (182 5751-9535) 下沙经济开发区晓城天

地 2 幢三楼

Hutaoli (hú táo lǐ) Building 1, K-lab, Huang

Wanke Center, 77 Xueyuan Lu (150 0559-8881) 胡

桃里 ( 西湖店 ) 学院路 77 号坤和黄龙万科中心

K-lab 一楼二号门旁

JZ Club (huáng lóu) 6 Liuying Lu (8702-8298) 黄

楼柳营路 6 号

Liyue Music Bar (lǐ yuē yīn lè jiǔ ba) Room

108, Building 1, Commercial Street, 9 Wulin Lu

(8588-6111) 里约音乐酒吧武林路 9 号 ( 商业街 1

幢 108 室 )

Long Ji Mao Yan Xia Yu Music Restaurant

(lóng jì háo yán xiā yǔ yīn yuè cān tīng) 38

Hubin Lu (158 2414-9705) 龍記 · 蚝言虾语音乐餐厅

湖滨路 38 号 ( 华侨饭店旁 )



Loopy Rm. 313, 77 Zhongshan Nan Lu (5610-7080)

中山南路 77 号 313 室

Old Melody Music Bar (jiù shí guāng yīn yuè

ba) 21 Cangqiantang Lu (Zhang Taiyan Former

Residence) (8861-5577) 旧拾光音乐吧仓钱塘路 21

号 ( 章太炎故居 )

Mao Livehouse 3F, Shangcheng 1157, 77

Zhongshan Nan Lu (8783-5787) 中山南路 77 号尚

城 1157 利星 3 楼

SIGHTS 景点

Autumn Moon over the Calm Lake (píng hú

qiū yuè) 1 Longjing Lu 平湖秋月龙井路 1 号

Bai Dike (bái dī) 1 Gushanhoushan Lu (8799-

6663) 白堤孤山后山路 1 号

Bamboo-lined path at Yunqi (yún qī zhú jìng)

8 Yunqi Lu 云栖竹径云栖路 8 号

Baochu Pagoda (bǎo chù tǎ) Baochu Lu (8799-

6663) 保俶塔保俶路

Breeze-ruffled Lotus at Quyuan Garden (qǔ

yuàn fēng hé) 89 Beishan Lu 曲院风荷北山路

89 号

China National Silk Museum (zhōng guó sī

chóu bó wù guan) 73-1 Yuhuangshan Lu (8706-

2129) 中国丝绸博物馆玉皇山路 73-1 号

Dream of the Tiger Spring (hǔ pǎo mèng

quán) 39 Hupao Lu 虎跑梦泉虎跑路 39 号

Enjoying tea at Dragon Well (lóng jǐng wèn

chá) 148 Longjing Lu (8778-8585) 龙井问茶龙

井路 148 号

Evening Bell at Nanping Hill (nán píng wǎn

zhōng) 55Nanshan Lu (8717-9603) 南屏晚钟南

山路 55 号

Guan Yao Museum (nán sòng guān kū bó wù

guan) 60 Nansong Lu (8608-3990) 南宋官窟博物

馆南复路 60 号

Guo’s Villa (guō zhuāng) 28 Yanggongdi (8798-

6026) 郭庄杨公堤 28 号

Hangzhou Botanical Garden (háng zhōu zhí

wù yuán) 1 Taoyuanling (8796-1904) 杭州植物

园桃源岭 1 号

Hangzhou Flower Nursery (háng zhōu huā

pǔ) 14 Xishan Lu (8796-9691) 杭州花圃西山路

14 号

Huagang Park (huā gǎng gōng yuán) 10

Yanggongdi (8796-3033) 花港公园杨公堤 10 号

King Qian’s Temple (qián wáng cí) 11

Qianwangci Lu 钱王祠钱王祠路 11 号

Leifeng Pagoda (léi fēng tǎ) 15 Nanshan Lu

(8798-2111) 雷峰塔南山路 15 号

Lingyin Temple (líng yǐn sì) 1 Fayunnong (8796-

8665) 灵隐寺法云弄 1 号

Long Bridge (cháng qiáo gōng yuán) 35

Nanshan Lu 长桥公园南山路 35 号

Meijiawu (méi jiā wù) 7Yunqi Lu 梅家坞云栖

路 7 号

Melting Snow at Broken Bridge (duàn qiáo

cán xuě) 1 Longjing Lu 断桥残雪西湖龙井路 1 号

China Seal Museum (zhōng guó yìn xué bó

wù guan) 10 Hougushan Lu (8799-4193) 中国印

学博物馆后孤山路 10 号

Nine Creeks in Misty Forest (jiǔ xī yān shù)

Jiuxi Lu 九溪烟树九溪路

Orioles Singing in the Willows (liǔ làng wén

yīng) 87 Nanshan Lu 柳浪闻莺南山路 87 号

Precious Stone Hill Floating in Rosy Clouds

(bǎo shí liú xiá) 22 Zhaoqing si li jie (8717-9603)

宝石流霞昭庆寺里街 22 号

Prince Bay Park (tài zǐ wān gōng yuán)

Nanshan Lu (8796-3701) 太子湾公园南山路 5-1 号

Six Harmonies Pagoda (liù hé tǎ) 16 Zhijiang Lu

(8659-1401) 六和塔之江路 16 号

Solitary Hill (gū shān gōng yuán) 3 Gushanbei

Lu (8717-9603) 孤山公园孤山北路 3 号

Spring Dawn at Su Causeway (sū dī chūn xiǎo)

1 Longjing Lu 苏堤春晓龙井路 1 号

Sunny and Rainy Views from the Lakeside

(hú bīn qíng yǔ) 250 Nanshan Lu 湖滨晴雨南

山路 250 号

Temple to Yu Qian (yú qiān cí) 161 Santaishan

Lu (8796-2534) 于谦祠三台山路 161 号

The Yellow Dragon Cave (huáng lóng dòng)

Shuguang Lu (8797-2468) 黄龙洞 69 曙光路 69 号

Three Ponds Mirroring the Moon (sān tán yìn

yuè) 1 Longjing Lu 三潭印月龙井路 1 号

Tomb of Wu Song (wǔ sōng mù) Beishan Lu 武

松墓北山路

Viewing Fish at Flower Harbor (huā gǎng

guān yú) 5-1 Xishan Lu (8796-3033) 花港观鱼

西山路 5-1 号

West Lake (xī hú) 1 Longjing Lu (8717-9617) 西

湖龙井路 1 号

Wu Yun Mountain (wǔ yún shān) 6 Wuyundong

Lu (8608-6364) 五云山五云东路 6 号

Xiling Seal-Engravers’ Society (xī líng yìn

shè) 31 Gushan Lu 西泠印社孤山路 31 号

Yue Fei’s Temple (yuè wáng miào) 80 Beishan

Lu (8796-9670) 岳王庙北山路 80 号

WHERE TO STAY

住宿

5-Star 五星

Banyan Tree Anji (ān jí yuè róng zhuāng)

Baimu Avenue, Baishui Bay Village, Anji Town (589-

1818) 安吉悦榕庄安吉县天荒坪镇白水湾村百亩弄

Club Med Joyview (ClubMed ān jí dù jiǎ cūn)

1888 Qingyuan Lu, Anji Town (589-8888) ClubMed

安吉度假村安吉县灵峰街道清远路 1888 号

DoubleTree by Hilton Hangzhou (háng

zhōu hé dá xī ěr dùn yì lín jiǔ diàn) 600 Jinsha

Avenue, Jianggan District (8989-8888) 杭州和达希

尔顿逸林酒店江干区金沙大道 600 号

Four Points by Sheraton Hangzhou, Binjiang

(háng zhōu lóng xǐ fú péng xǐ lái dēng) 868

Dongxin Dadao (2887-8888) 杭州龙禧福朋喜来登

东信大道 868 号

Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou at West Lake

(háng zhōu xī zǐ hú sì jì jiǔ diàn) 5 Lingyin Lu

(8829-8888) 杭州西子湖四季酒店灵隐路 5 号

Grand Hyatt Hangzhou (háng zhōu jūn yuè

jiǔ diàn) 28 Hubin Lu (8779-1234) 杭州君悦酒店

湖滨路 28 号

Grand Metro Park Hotel Hangzhou (háng

zhōu wéi jǐng guó jì dà jiǔ diàn) 2 Pinghai Lu

(8708-8088) 杭州维景国际大酒店平海路 2 号

Hangzhou Marriott Hotel Qianjiang 399

Juyuan Lu, Jianggan District (139 5802-2988) 杭州

钱江新城万豪酒店剧院路 399 号

Hangzhou Qianxi Vacation Hotel (háng zhōu

qiān xǐ dù jiǎ jiǔ diàn) 15 Jiuxi Lu (8761-3666) 杭

州千禧度假酒店九溪路 15 号

Hangzhou Yi Hotel (háng zhōu yì jiǔ diàn)

198 Hushuan Lu (8809-9999) 杭州逸酒店湖墅南

路 198 号

InterContinental Hangzhou (háng zhōu zhōu

jì jiǔ diàn) 2 Jiefangdong Lu (8981-0000) 杭州洲际

酒店解放东路 2 号

JW Marriott Hotel Anji (ān jí JW wàn háo) 1

Huancheng Nan Lu, Anji Town (561-8888) 安吉 JW

万豪安吉县环城南路 1 号

JW Marriott Hotel Hangzhou (háng zhōu

JWwàn háo jiǔ diàn) 28 Hushu South Lu,

Gongshu District (8578-8888) 杭州 JW 万豪酒店拱

墅区湖墅南路 28 号

Le Méridien Hangzhou Binjiang (háng zhōu

bīn jiāng shì róng ài měi jiǔ diàn) 4756 Jiangnan

Avenue (8837-0777) 杭州滨江世融艾美酒店江南

大道 4756 号

Marriott Executive Apartments Hangzhou

(háng zhōu wàn háo xíng zhèng gōng yù) 2F,

Wecan Center, EFC Tower 3, Future Sci-Tech City,

Yuhang District (8868-7999) 杭州万豪行政公寓未

来科技城 EFC 欧美金融城 3 幢万创国际 2 层

Meilu Legend Hotel (lì jīng měi lú jiǔ diàn) 8

Zhibei lu (8709-8800) 丽晶美庐酒店之北路 8 号

丽晶美庐酒店

Midtown Shangri-La Hangzhou (háng zhōu

chéng zhōng xiāng gé lǐ lā dà jiǔ diàn) 6

Changshou Lu (8733-8888) 杭州城中香格里拉大

酒店长寿路 6 号

Oakwood Residence Hangzhou (háng zhōu

ào kè wǔ dé guó jì jiǔ diàn gōng yù) 28

Jiaogong Lu (8899-3131) 杭州奥克伍德国际酒店公

寓教工路 28 号

Park Hyatt Hotel Hangzhou (háng zhōu bǎi

yuè jiǔ diàn) 1366 Qianjiang Lu (8696-1234) 杭州

柏悦酒店钱江路 1366 号

Pins De La Brume Hangzhou (háng zhōu

jiǔ lǐ yún sōng dù jiǎ jiǔ diàn) 18-8 Lingyin Lu

(8798-7999/13777489457) 杭州九里雲松度假酒店

灵隐路 18-8 号

Relais & Chateaux Chaptel Hangzhou (luó lái

xià duǒ ·háng zhōu hú biān cūn jiǔ diàn) 57

Changsheng Lu (8788-2999) 罗莱夏朵 · 杭州湖边

邨酒店长生路 57 号

Shangri-La Hotel Hangzhou (háng zhōu xiāng

gé lǐ lā fàn diàn) 78 Beishan Lu (8797-7951) 杭州

香格里拉饭店北山路 78 号 ( 近岳庙 )

Sofitel Westlake Hotel Hangzhou (háng

zhōu suǒ fēi tè xī hú dà jiǔ diàn) 333 West Lake

Dadao (870-75858) 杭州索菲特西湖大酒店西湖

大道 333 号

Sheraton Grand Hangzhou Wetland Park

Resort (háng zhōu xī xī xǐ lái dēng dù jiǎ dà

jiǔ diàn) 1 Westbrook Resort, Zijingang Lu (8500-

2222) 杭州西溪喜来登度假大酒店杭州西溪天堂

国际旅游综合体 1 号

Wyndham Grand Plaza Royale Hangzhou

(háng zhōu wēn dé mǔ zhì zūn háo tíng dà jiǔ

diàn) 555 Fengqi Lu (8761-6888) 杭州温德姆至尊

豪廷大酒店凤起路 555 号

Yellow Dragon Restaurant (huáng lóng fàn

diàn) Intersection of Hangda Lu 120 Shuguang

Lu (8799-8833) 黄龙饭店曙光路 120 号杭大路口

( 近杭大路 )

4-Star 四星

Courtyard by Marriott Hangzhou Wulin (háng

zhōu wǔ lín wàn yí jiǔ diàn) 28 Hushu South Lu

(8981-7777) 杭州武林万怡酒店湖墅南路 28 号

Hilton Garden Inn Hangzhou Jingshan

Luniao Xinhu (háng zhōu jìng shān lú niǎo xīn

hú xī ěr dùn huā yuán jiǔ diàn) 8 Xunli Street,

Yuhang District (8857-6616) 杭州径山鸬鸟新湖希

尔顿花园酒店余杭区鸬鸟镇寻梨街 8 号

Holiday Inn (háng zhōu guó jì jiǎ rì jiǔ diàn)

289 Jianguobei Lu (8527-1177/139 5712-5019) 杭州

国际假日酒店建国北路 289 号

Boutique Hotels 艺术酒店

Seven Villas Hangzhou (zǐ xuān dù jiǎ cūn)

1 Bapanling Lu (8886-7888) 紫萱度假村八盘岭

路 1 号

Hostel 客栈

www.redstarworks.com

Your

Creative

Partner

We are uniquely positioned to help you with

all your digital, printed and marketing needs.

We understand both international and Chinese

culture and the technological possibilities

available to take your brand to the next level.

CITY GUIDES | GRAPHIC DESIGN | DIGITAL

Bikery (bài kè lǐ mín sú) 51 Shangchengdai,

Zhuantang Jiedao (137 7065-4953) 拜客里民宿杭

州市西湖区转塘街道 , 上城埭 51 号

Daisy Hostel (chú jú qīng nián lǚ shè) 65

Siyanjing, Hupao Lu (8882-8537) 雏菊青年旅社虎

跑路四眼井 65 号

Ele Jane (jiǎn xiàng) 15 Shangmanjuelong Lu

(8196-1555 / 18267185222) 简象上满觉陇路 15 号

Fan Hua Si Jing Hostel (fán huā sì jǐng jīng pǐn

jiǔ diàn) 61 Siyanjing, Hupao Lu (159 2414-3344)

繁花似景精品酒店虎跑路四眼井 61 号



Hua Qing Yuan Hostel (huā qīng yuán kè

zhàn) 63 Siyanjin, Hupao Lu (8816-1377) 花青原客

栈虎跑路四眼井 63 号

Ling Shang Youth Hostel (lǐng shàng guó jì

qīng nián lǚ shè) 106 Siyanjing, Hupao Lu (8798-

1068) 岭上国际青年旅社虎跑路四眼井 106 号

Ming Bai Mountain Hostel (míng bái shān

shù) 36 Siyanjin, Hupao Lu (8798-1211) 茗白山墅

虎跑路四眼井 36 号

Mio Hostel (miào jū mín sù) 220 Siyanjin, Hupao

Lu (8577-1125) 妙居民宿虎跑路四眼井 220 号

Pan Yue Lan Hu Hostel (pàn yuè lǎn hú mín

sù) 197 Kong Jia Li Village, Shanyi Community,

Binjiang (177 6719-6054) 泮月揽湖民宿长河街道

山一社区孔家里 197 号

Shi Bai Yun Hostel (shī bǎi yún jiǔ diàn) 66

Siyanjing, Hupao Lu (8799-9903) 诗柏云酒店虎

跑路四眼井 66 号

Spring Flower Hostel (chūn nuǎn huā kāi qīng

nián kè zhàn) 79 Siyanjing, Hupao Lu (8678-3660)

春暖花开青年客栈虎跑路四眼井 79 号

The Green Hostel (háng zhōu qīng tíng qīng

nián lǚ shě) 88 Qingzhiwu (8799-0755) 杭州青庭

青年旅舍青芝坞 88 号

Wang Xing Qiu Hostel (wāng xīng qiú qīng

nián lǚ shè) 39 Siyanjin, Hupao Lu (133 5571-2787)

汪星球青年旅社虎跑路四眼井 39 号

Wulin Youth International Hostel (wǔ lín

guó jì qīng nián lǚ shè) 4F, Wanhua Commercial

Building, 409 Tiyuchang Lu (Near Wulinmen

subway station) (2818-0881) 武林国际青年旅社体

育场路 409 号万华商务楼 4 楼

Yun Shan Hostel (yún shān shàng) 30

Siyanjing, Hupao Lu (8796-9989) 云山上虎跑路

四眼井 30 号

Resorts 度假酒店

Banyan Tree (ān jí yuè róng zhuāng) Baimu

Avenue, Baishui Bay Village, Anji Town (589-1818)

安吉悦榕庄天荒坪镇白水湾村百亩弄

Fuchun Resort (fù chūn shān jū) 339 Jiangbin

Dong Lu (6341-9500) 富春山居东洲街道江滨东

大道 339 号

RECREATION

休闲娱乐

Fitness 健身

A+ Sports Club (A+yùn dòng jù lè bù) 3F

Building D, Yuanjian Edifice (8703-9812) A+ 运动俱

乐部 ( 远洋国际店 ) 远见大厦 D 座 3F

Buddy Fitness Personal Trainer Studio (bā

dì jiàn shēn sī jiāo gōng zuò shì) Room 2116,

Boyuexuan Edifice, 1870 Binsheng Lu (8880-2800)

巴帝健身私教工作室 ( 滨江星光店 ) 滨盛路 1870 号

新世界铂悦轩大厦 2116 室

C-M Fitness Sports Concept Museum (C-M

Fitness yùn dòng gài niàn guǎn) R605, Hengxin

Edifice 588, Jiangnandadao (8537-0490) C-M

Fitness 运动概念馆江南大道 588 号恒鑫大厦 605

CrossFit Unicorn (qí lín zōng hé xùn liàn guǎn)

Huaicheng Sports Center, Huaide Jie (8779-7269)

麒麟综合训练馆怀德街怀诚体育运动中心

CrossFit Xihu R167, B1, Hubing Yintai, 245 Yan’an

Lu (137 3502-4354) 湖滨银泰店延安路 245 号湖滨

银泰 B 区地下一层 167 室

EP Fitness Club• Epoch Fit (EP jiàn shēn

jù lè bù •Epoch Fit) 2242-2248 Binsheng Lu

(8510-7167) EP 健身俱乐部 •Epoch Fit 滨盛路

2242-2248 号

HT Fitness Studio (HT jiàn shēn gōng zuò shì)

R1601, F16, B2, Hexinyada International, Anye Lu

(8663-5399) HT 健身工作室安业路润和信雅达国

际 2 幢 16 层 1601 室

LEFIT (lè kè yùn dòng) 2F, building 3, Starry City

Phase 2, Jiangling Lu (159 5811-5762) 乐刻运动 ( 星

耀城店 ) 江陵路星耀城二期南区商场 3 幢 2 楼 B2,

Xingfu Plaza, 30120, Section F, West Lake Cultural

Square (400 150-1866)( 西湖文化广场店 ) 西湖文化

广场 F 区 30120 幸福广场 B2 楼 2F, Shangpinzhekou

Shopping Mall, 505 Si Hao Da Jie (400 150-1866)

( 下沙上品折扣店 ) 下沙四号大街 505 号上品折扣

商城 2 楼西南角

Leti Fitness (lè tǐ jiàn shēn) F10, Big City Plaza,

609 Yan’an Lu (8776-6716) 乐体健身 ( 国大店 ) 延安

路 609 号国大城市广场 10 楼

Reebok 1030 CrossFit A304, L3, Yuanyang

Ledigang, 58 Lishui Lu (5626-0377) 远洋乐堤港店

丽水路 58 号远洋乐堤港三楼 A304

Shushibao Fitness Center (shū shì bǎo jiàn

shēn zhōng xīn) F4, 1st Starlight International

Plaza, 228 Jiangnandadao (2898-2222) 舒适堡健

身中心 ( 星光广场店 ) 江南大道 228 号星光国际广

场一期 4 层

WILL’S (wēi ěr shì jiàn shēn) NL109, Kerry

Centre, 385 Yanan Lu (8716-1658) 威尔士健身 ( 杭

州嘉里中心店 ) 延安路 385 号嘉里中心 NL109 6F,

Paradise Walk Mall, 1515 Jianghan Lu (8607-1289)

( 滨江龙湖天街店 ) 江汉路 1515 号龙湖滨江天

街购物中心 6F 8F, Paradise Walk Mall, 560 Jinsha

Avenue (8725-6699) 金沙大道 560 号龙湖杭州金

沙天街 8 楼

STAGE & SCREEN

演出场所

Theatres 剧院

Hangzhou Theatre (háng zhōu jù yuàn) 29

Wulin Square (8517-7801) 杭州剧院武林广场 29 号

BEAUTY 美容美体

Spas 美容养生

Luluhu (luò hū) L6-04, Raffles City, 228 Xinye Lu

(8889-9191) 络乎新业路 228 号来福士中心 L06-

04 141 Xixi Lu (8502-3288) 西溪路 141 号

Haiyinhui Hot Spring (hǎi yīn huì wēn quán)

Jiangnan Dadao Near Zhongnan Shopping Centre

(8601-8197) 海茵汇温泉江南大道 1090 号中南购

物中心附近

Tuankou Zhongan’an Hot Spring Resort (lín

ān tuān kǒu zhòng ān dōng wēn quán dù jiǎ

jiǔ diàn) 188 Tuanquan Lane, Tuankou Town,

Lin’an (5868-6889) 临安湍口众安氡温泉度假酒店

临安湍口镇湍泉街 188 号

Xin’an River Forest Hot Spring (háng zhōu

xīn ān jiāng sēn lín wēn quán dù jiǎ jiǔ diàn)

71 Hengshan Lu, Shouchang Town, Jiande (6456-

8866) 杭州新安江森林温泉度假酒店建德市寿昌

镇横山社区横山路 73 号

Xinyifang Spa (xìn yì fāng wēn quán yù

chǎng) 328 Moganshan Lu (8836-9493) 信义坊温

泉浴场莫干山路 328 号

Yunman Hot Spring (yún màn wēn quán) 255

Fengqing Avenue, Xiaoshan (Inside the First World

Hotel) (8386-0020) 云曼温泉风情大道 255 号第

一世界大酒店

SHOPPING

购物

Food & Beverage 食品

Epermarket (zhè yàng shēng huó) When you

think of fresh and imported grocery experts,

Epermarket should come to mind. They are an

online supermarket that has over 5,000 imported

products, from a source you can trust. Whether

you are looking for fresh fruit and organic

vegetables sourced from over 35 partner farms,

pantry favourites such as pasta, proteins, and

condiments, or even home care products such as

kitchenware and small appliances, Epermarket

has everything you need. You can also enjoy

convenient delivery times and receive your

groceries seven days a week. Plus, an international

customer service team that offers support in

French, English, and Chinese. Epermarket is also

ISO 9001 certified, and routinely tests their fresh

products with SGS, the world’s leading inspection,

verification, testing, and Certification Company.

Visit www.epermarket.com to discover more. (400

776-0776) 这样生活

Olé B208, 701 Fuchun Lu (Near Jiangjin Lu subway

station) (2817-2098) 富春路 701 号负二层 B208 铺

Sam’s Club (wò ěr mǎ shān mǔ huì yuán

shāng diàn) BM/F, IN city, Xixi Store, 1 Wuchang

Avenue (8873-6900) 沃尔玛山姆会员商店五常大

道 1 号西溪印象城 BM 层

EDUCATION 教育

International Schools

国际学校

Hangzhou International School (háng

zhōu guó jì xué xiào) Founded in 2002, HIS

is an IB World School that offers the expatriate

community in Hangzhou an inclusive international

experience and curriculum (Early Years to Grade

12) based on the International Baccalaureate (IB)

framework. HIS is the first and only international

school in Hangzhou that is fully accredited by

an international accrediting association and

authorized by the IB for all three IB Programmes:

PYP, MYP, and DP. The school currently serves

over 650+ students (ages 2-18) from over 50

nationalities. HIS is a member school of ECIS, ISA,

SENIA, CISSA, SISAC, EARCOS, and ACAMIS, which

gives students and faculty access to international

school sports leagues, cultural exchanges, and

professional development. Graduates of HIS

attend prestigious universities throughout the

world. admissions@his-china.org, www.his-china.

org. 78 Dongxin Ave, Binjiang District (8669-0045)

杭州国际学校滨江区东信大道 78 号

0571- 87157555

admissions@wahahaschools.org

Wahaha International School (háng zhōu wá hā

hā wài jí rén yuán zǐ nǚ xué xiào) Established in

2015, Wahaha International School (WIS) is a nonprofit,

English language immersion international

school located in Hangzhou, serving students

from Kindergarten through Grade 9. In the stateof-the-art

campus, WIS offers students a rich, fully

international, IB (International Baccalaureate)

based curriculum complemented by a strong and

vibrant Chinese language and culture program.

Through its unique curriculum, WIS develops

in students the creativity, critical thinking,

collaboration, and communication skills that are

essential for success in today’s and tomorrow’s

rapidly developing marketplace of ideas and

innovation. admissions@wahahaschools.org,

www.wischina.org. 5 Yaojiang Lu, Shangcheng

District (8715-7555) 杭州娃哈哈外籍人员子女学

校姚江路 5 号

Wellington College International Hangzhou

(háng zhōu huì líng dùn wài jí rén yuán zǐ

nǚ xué xiào) Wellington College International

Hangzhou provides a world-class holistic

education to expatriate children from ages 2 to 18,

following the English National Curriculum in Pre-

Prep and Prep School, which is enhanced by the

cross-curricular International Primary Curriculum

(IPC). In Senior School, children complete IGCSE

and then either A Level or IB Diploma Programme

depending on their goals. Closely tied with the

Wellington College in England, and with sister

international schools in Tianjin and Shanghai,

WCIH provides the high-quality international

education that has become synonymous

with the Wellington College name. A wide

range of academic and co-curricular activities

are supported by state-of-the-custom-built

facilities. www.wellingtoncollege.cn/hangzhouinternational/

For Admissions: 8239-6366 or

admissions.wcih@wellingtoncollege.cn. 2399

Xuezhi Lu, Xiaoshan District 杭州惠灵顿外籍人员

子女学校萧山区学知路 2399 号

Chinese Language 汉语

Chinesetown. Shinyway Language

Institute (xīn tōng huá wén) Established

in 2006, Chinesetown is a certified Mandarin

training institute which is well-known for

its professionalism, efficiency and excellent

service. We provide a rich selection of courses,

including comprehensive Chinese courses, HSK

preparation, business Chinese and online course

in both small group and private one-on-one form.



We also provide custom-designed courses for

enterprise employees taken at their office, and

cultural events monthly. www.chinesetown.net

4F (Reception Floor), Metro Business Building,

611 Zhongshan Bei Lu. Line 1, West Lake Cultural

Square Exit B. (2807-3392) 新通华文中山北路 611

号地铁商务大厦 1-6 层

Chinese Surfing (háng zhōu chàng yǔ zhōng

wén) Room 401, 4F, 334 Fengqi Lu (151 5811-6008)

杭州畅语中文下城区凤起路 334 号 401 室

Faith Education (fù xìn jiāo yù) 803 Pinghai

Wangjiao, 58 Pinghai Lu (138 0574-2761) 复信教育

平海路 58 号平海旺角 803

Free Tongue Education (fēi cháng jiāo yù) 248

Dong Xin Avenue, Binjiang District (138 0576-

0599) 非常教育浦沿街道东信大道 248 号

Hutong School (hú tóng xué xiào) Room 125, 8F,

292 Yan’an Lu (137 5819-9307) 胡同学校延安路

292 号 8 层 125 室

Private Schools 私立学校

BASIS International School Hangzhou (háng

zhōu qián jiāng bèi sài sī guó jì xué xiào) 99

Yuntang Street, Jianggan District (8815-3888) 杭州

钱江贝赛思国际学校江干区运塘街 99 号

Wahaha Bilingual School Hangzhou (háng

zhōu wa hā hā shuāng yǔ xué xiào) 5 Yaojiang

Lu, Shangcheng District (8780-1933) 杭州哇哈哈双

语学校上城区姚江路 5 号

Kindergartens 幼儿园

Hangzhou Victoria Kindergarten (háng zhōu

wéi duō lì yà yòu ér yuán) Honghui Lu, Xiaoshan

District (8351-5277) 杭州维多利亚幼儿园萧山区

弘慧路延伸段众安景海湾内

Wesley School (wèi sī lǐ yòu ér yuán) 269

Gongfa Lu, Gongshu District (8882-880) 卫斯理幼

儿园拱墅区工发路 269 号

SPORTS 体育

Yougo Sports Academy (sài dí yōu guǒ guó

jì tǐ yù xué yuàn) West Lake Sports & Cultural

Center (180 6942-3303) 赛迪优果国际体育学院

西湖区文体中心 Donglian Sports Park (180 6942-

3303) 东联体育公园

MEDICAL 医疗

Hospitals 医院

Greentown Hospital (zhè jiāng lǜ chéng yī

liáo) 409 Gudun Lu (8885-7888) 浙江绿城医疗古

墩路 409 号

Hangzhou Aima Maternity Hospital (háng

zhōu ài mǎ fù chǎn yī yuàn) 666 Gudun Lu

(5681-8818) 杭州艾玛妇产医院古墩路 666 号

International Healthcare Services of Sir Run

Run Shaw Hospital (shào yì fū yī yuàn guó

jì mén zhěn) 11F, Tower II, 3 Qingchun Dong Lu

(8600-6118) 邵逸夫医院国际门诊庆春东路 3 号

2 幢 11 层

Maria Obstetrical and Gynaecology Hospital

(háng zhōu mǎ lì yà fù chǎn yī yuàn) 300

Qiutao Lu (8652-1200) 杭州玛莉亚妇产医院秋

涛路 300 号

No.7 People Hospital (dì qī rén mín yī yuàn)

305 Tianmushan Lu (8512-1914) 第七人民医院天

目山路 305 号附近

No.117 Liberation Army Hospital (jiě fàng

jun1 dì 117yī yuàn) 14 Lingyin Lu (8734-8500) 解

放军第 117 医院灵隐路 14 号

Red Cross Hospital (hóng shí zì huì yī yuàn)

84-86 Xinhua Lu (5610-9999) 红十字会医院新华

路 84-86 号

Shulan (Hangzhou) Hospital (shù lán háng

zhōu yī yuàn) 848 Dongxin Lu, Xiacheng District

(400-103-9999) 树兰杭州医院下城区东新路 848 号

The 2 nd Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang

University School of Medicine (zhè jiāng dà

xué yī xué yuàn fù shǔ dì èr yī yuàn) 88 Jiefang

Lu (8778-3777) 浙江大学医学院附属第二医院解

放路 88 号

United Family Clinic (háng zhōu hé mù jiā

mén zhěn) L2-S288, The MixC, 701 Fuchun Lu

(Huarun Mansion Block B-L2) (4006 393 900) 杭州

和睦家诊所富春路 701 号杭州万象城 L2-S288 (

华润大厦 B 座裙楼 2 层 )

Zhejiang Hospital (zhè jiāng yī yuàn) 12

Lingying Lu (8798-7373) 浙江医院灵隐路 12 号

Dental Clinics 齿科

Baibo Dental Clinics (bài bó kǒu qiāng) 1881

Binsheng Lu (8504-9777) 拜博口腔 ( 滨江店 ) 滨盛

路 1881 号

Grammy Dental Clinics (gé lái měi kǒu qiāng)

341 Tiyuchang Lu (2822-0051) 格莱美口腔体育

场路 341 号

Huashan Liantianmei Dental Clinics (huá

shān lián tiān měi yī yuàn kǒu qiāng kē) Qiutao

Edifice B, 248 Qiutao Lu (151 5814-1263) 华山连天

美医院口腔科秋涛路 248 号秋涛大厦 B 幢

Kewa Dental Clinics (kē wǎ chǐ kē) L6-19 Fushi

Center 228 Xinye Lu (400-606-0222) 科瓦齿科新

业路 228 号来福士中心 L6-19 号

My Dental 2F, Building 2, Qianjiang International

Times Square, (8608-6616) 铭一口腔城星路钱江

国际时代广场 2 号楼 2 层

Qier Dental Clinics (qí ěr kǒu qiāng zhèng

jī zhōng xīn) Civil Aviation Building 2, 392

Tiyuchang Lu (8530-5080) 齐尔口腔正畸中心体育

场路 392 号民航大厦 2 楼

Quanhao Dental (quán hǎo kǒu qiāng) 125-2

Xueyuan Lu (8980-8810) 全好口腔学院路 125-2 号

Teeth Whitening 口腔护理

Bright Life Teeth Whitening (liàng bèi měi

kǒu qiāng hù lǐ) Room 3, Building 5, Heda City,

No.2 Avenue (159 2560-5949) 亮贝美口腔护理下

沙 2 号大街和达城 5 幢 03 商铺

Surgery Clinics 医学美容

Hangzhou Jinggang Beauty Clinics (háng

zhōu jìng gǎng yī liáo měi róng) 508-1 Yan’an

Lu (400 087 6600-0325) 杭州静港医疗美容延安

路 508-1 号

Hangzhou Time Beauty Clinics (háng zhōu shí

guāng yī liáo měi róng yī yuàn) 596 Jiaogong

Lu (400 087 6600-0736) 杭州时光医疗美容医院

教工路 596 号

MyLike Beauty Clinics (MYLIKEháng zhōu

měi lái yī liáo měi róng yī yuàn) Meilai Edifice

333, Moganshan Lu (150 5819-2199) MYLIKE 杭州

美莱医疗美容医院莫干山路 333 号美莱大厦

Victoria Beauty Clinics (wéi duō lì yà yī liáo

měi róng yī yuàn) 658 Jianguobei Lu (400 087

6600-0314) 维多利亚医疗美容医院建国北路 658 号

Yes Skin Beauty Clinics (Yes Skinyán shù

yī měi) t3b-12F, International Health Center, 9

Jingtan Lu (400 091-0890) Yes Skin 颜术医美景昙

路 9 号西子国际全程健康中心 t3b-12F

SERVICES 服务

Foreign Visa Service 签证服务

Hangzhou Angela Elite Consulting (hángzhōu

ānqílā shāngwù zīxún yǒuxiàn gōngsī ) Room

748, Block A, China Resource Building, 1366

Qianjiang Rd. (135 8845-2749) 杭州安奇拉商务咨

询有限公司钱江路 1366 号华润大厦 A 座 748 室


HANGZHOU INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL FACES

WELLINGTON COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL HANGZHOU FACES

WAHAHA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL FACES

MARCH

三月

2020

ACTIVITIES

TO KEEP KIDS

ENTERTAINED

FASHION TIPS

TO STAND OUT

THIS SPRING

HOW TO STAY

FIT WHEN YOU

STAY IN

HANGZHOU FAMILY

HOME WORKOUT

BURN OUT CALORIES AT HOME WITH THIS

FULL-BODY HIT WORKOUT ROUTINE

By Ane Ayerbe

There are many days that we

don’t want to go to the gym, or

we just can’t; the gym might be

closed, it might be raining, or

we just got home from work and it’s

too late to go. Whatever the reason

is, I want to propose you a home

workout routine. Therefore, even if the

results we can obtain at home are not

the same as the ones we can obtain

at the gym, we can still get an efficient

and challenging workout.

The workout I’m going to propose

to you, is a full-body routine HIIT.

For those that don’t know what is

a HIIT, this stands for High-Intensity

Interval Training. The intensity in these

workouts means there is little (if any)

downtime built-in. This workout is also

comprised of interval training, which

means exercises are done in bursts.

Here is a quick routine that targets

your entire body in approximately

30 minutes without using weights or

bulky machines.

Ready? Let’s sweat!


HANGZHOU FAMILY

WARM UP

Before starting it’s always important

to warm up the body, so

we will prevent the risk

of injury. For that, make

some mobility stretching.

Once we have warmed up, our body

is ready to burn some calories! The

following nine moves are strength

training exercises. I’ve divided the

nine exercises into three sets of three.

Before you begin each set, set a timer.

Do each exercise as hard as you can

for one minute, followed by the next,

until you complete the first set. Then,

take a one-minute break before

moving onto set 2, and do it again.

PUSH-UPS: Keep a tight

core throughout the entire

pushup. Inhale as you

slowly bend your elbows and

lower yourself until your elbows are

at a 90-degree angle. Exhale as you

begin contracting your chest muscles

and pushing back up through your

hands to the start position. Don't lock

out the elbows; keep them slightly

bent the whole way through.

chest. Quickly switch and pull the left

knee in. At the same, time you push

your right leg back, pull your left knee

in to the chest using the same form.

Continue to switch knees. Pull the

knees in right, left, right, left—always

switching simultaneously as if you

are almost “running” on the spot.

SET 1: SQUATS, REVERSE

LUNGE KNEE LIFT, PUSH-UPS

SQUAT: Plant both feet on the floor

farther than hip-width apart. Point

both feet slightly outward. Bend

your hips and knees, keeping your

knees in line with your toes, until your

thighs are parallel with the floor. Push

through your heels and straighten your

knees to return to the starting position.

REVERSE LUNGE KNEE LIFT: Take a step

back with your left foot, bending both

knees 90° so the knee of your backleg

hovers off the floor. Extend both

knees and transfer your weight onto

your right foot. At the same time, lift

up your left foot, bringing your knee

to your chest. Release your left leg

from your chest and place it back on

the floor. Repeat with the other side.

SET 2: SIDE SQUATS, BURPEES,

MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS

JUMPING SIDE SQUATS: Start with your

feet slightly wider than hip distance

and dumbbell in right hand. Take a

step out to the side with your right

foot and sit back into a deep squat.

Let the dumbbell swing back under

the legs then up to chest height while

jumping up switch the dumbbell

to the other hand and come into

a side squat on the other side.

BURPEES: Bend over or squat down

and place your hands on the floor in

front of you, just outside of your feet.

Jump both feet back so that you’re

now in plank position. Drop to a pushup—your

chest should touch the floor.

Push up to return to plank position.

Jump the feet back in toward the

hands. Explosively jump into the air,

reaching your arms straight overhead.

MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS: Start in a plank

position with arms and legs extended.

Keep your abs pulled in and your body

straight. Pull your right knee into your

SET 3: HIGH KNEES, GLUTE

BRIDGE, BENT LEGS ABS

HIGH KNEES: Keeping your weight on

your left foot, bend your right leg

to bring your knee into your chest.

Immediately lower your right leg

and bend your left leg to bring your

knee into your chest. That’s one rep.

GLUTE BRIDGE: Lie on your back with

your hands at your sides, knees bent,

and feet flat on the floor under your

knees. Tighten your abdominal and

buttock muscles by pushing your low

back into the ground before you push

up. Raise your hips to create a straight

line from your knees to shoulders.

Squeeze your core and pull your belly

button back toward your spine.

BENT LEG ABS: Lying on your back with

your arms extended above your head,

draw your belly button toward your

spine to engage your abs, and lift your

legs slightly off the mat. Bring your

knees toward your chest, moving your

arms toward your feet. Slowly lower

your arms and extend your legs to

return to the starting position, without

lowering your feet to the floor.


HANGZHOU FAMILY

SPRING MEN’S

Fashion

Trends

With the Coronavirus going around,

Hangzhou has been quiet for a long

time. Everyone is waiting for things

to get back to normal, so they can

change out of the pajamas they

have been wearing for a month and

finally dress to impress, especially

when spring is getting close and the

temperature starts to rise.

By Shine Lee

Here are five spring fashion tips for men, five of the

top trends in 2020 that are also comfortable to wear

and easy to match with other pieces in your closet.

1. Cuban Collar Shirts

Nothing could be better for

escaping that depressing,

month-long lockdown

than the freeing feeling

of wearing a Cuban collar

shirt--if you still are not

feeling free, wear TWO at

the same time. Literally,

every brand has a few

Cuban collar shirts for their

spring/summer product

line, which shows how

popular they are. Especially

with such a huge selection

of patterns, you don’t need

to worry about running

into someone who is

wearing the same shirt

as you. With the breezy

flowered patterns on

your shirt, you will be that

‘ray of summer sunshine’

that everyone is looking

for at this time of year.

2. Over-Sized Blazers

I agree with the old adage

that every man needs at

least one good customtailored

suit, but with

this ‘80s trend, the oversized

blazer is coming

back into fashion again,

just as Balenciaga desires.

Put a t-shirt underneath

and match with a pair of

jeans, and you’ll feel like

you are strolling the streets

with David Bowie’s Ziggy

Stardust playing as your

background music. Be

careful not to wear pants

that are too baggy or long,

otherwise you will look too

short and blocky. The best

advice is to wear ankle

length trousers for this

ensemble. If you don’t have

an oversized blazer like this

then just borrow one from

your dad, they were all

the rage back in the ‘80s.

Show your attitude because

these suits are more than

just serious business.


HANGZHOU FAMILY

3. High-Waisted Trousers

Since Alessandro Michele

took over Gucci back in

2015, his idea of bringing

the style of the good old

days back in fashion has

been going strong. And

high-waisted trousers are

one of the iconic pieces

of pre ‘50s classic fashion

that come back around

every few years. Make sure

to tuck in whatever you

are wearing on top--that

goes for sweaters, button-

up shirts and t-shirts,

tuck them all in. It makes

you look taller by a few

centimetres at least, and

shows those women that

men are also proud of our

long legs and are happy to

show them off. If you don’t

have a pair of high-waisted

trousers, you can try

neatly rolling your trousers

legs up a few times; it

creates the same effect of

making you look taller.

4. Cross-Body Bags

Lately, bags are being worn

more for style than function.

You may have noticed

brands are competing to

make the smallest bags.

With no argument the

winner is the one that

kicked off the small bag

trend: Jacquemus. The

smallest of their bags can

only fit one coin or just

one of your Apple AirPods.

But at the same time, it

can certainly fit an outfit

that will hold everyone’s

attention. These days,

with the ease of online

payment methods, few

people bring their wallets

with them when they go

out, so these bags speak to

the ‘minimalism’ of life in

the techno-crazed age. The

cross-body bag is perfect

for the daily belongings

that the modern person

carries along like keys,

earphones, and a few cards.

5. Sunglasses

Most people only wear

sunglasses in summer

thinking they only match

the heat and a can of

cold soda or beer. But

the right sunglasses

can make you forget

the chilly feeling of

spring and start to bring

out the summer vibe.

No matter if you are

wearing a simple single

toned shirt or Cuban

collar shirt, sunglasses

always add depth to

your daily look. With

goggles becoming

popular for protecting

yourself from the virus,

try shield sunglasses.

These futuristic pieces

are the top ocular

accessory of the season.


HANGZHOU FAMILY

INDOOR

ACTIVITIES

FOR FAMILIES

AND FRIENDS

By Ane Ayerbe

It’s cold outside, the thought of outdoor

entertainment may require some negotiating with

yourself, a family member or friends. I suggest

indoor games - good for all ages and for two or more

people. And the best part? Everything you need is right

in your home and you probably haven’t even thought

about it. Here are just three suggestions:

1. SENSORY SORTING GAME:

(2 or more players are recommended)

This game trains the mind to focus

on touch and not sight, sound or

smell. It helps with developing

one’s ability to identify surfaces and

objects. It’s a great way to teach kids

2 - 8 years old how to use and or

improve their brain’s touch sensory.

Here’s how you play. You will need

a box; a shoe box is always a good

choice. Cut a hole in the top, big

enough to fit one hand through

the hole, but small enough so that

another person can’t see what’s inside.

Next, without anyone seeing, place

an item in the box and close it. Use

items appropriate for the ages of the

persons playing. Have each player

take turns sticking their hand into the

box while his/her eye is close. Each

person should guess what the item

is, using the description of how the

surface feels (e.g. smooth, rough…),

what is the shape of the object (e.g.

long, square, etc…), and temperature

(hot, cold…). Questions are encouraged

and clues can be offered as needed.


HANGZHOU FAMILY

2. THE SOCK GAMES:

(1 or more players are recommended)

SOCK BASKETBALL: You will need

several pairs of socks rolled individually

into balls and a box/waste basket/

any container wide enough to score

with the sock. Next decide where you

will play? Players can be as young as

2 years old to play this game. Pick an

area where there are no breakables or

remove anything that is breakable (also

be aware of sharp objects. e.g a hall

or corridor). This game can get rough

as the excitement to score climbs.

To play each person shoots the

ball (aka sock) into the basket

(aka container), and if they score

they take a step back. The one to

score from the furthest distance

wins. (1 player or more can play)

SOCK HOCKEY: (3 or more

players are recommended)

You will need the same things to

play this game - at least three socks

per person and a goal (this can be

a laundry basket, trash can, storage

box, etc.). Once again remove all sharp

and breakable items. Your hand is

the hockey stick and no helmets are

needed. One person acts as goalie

and stands in front of the goal, while

other players are divided into two

teams attempting to toss their sock

into the goal. The team that gets

most socks in the goal wins. Unlike

regular hockey there is only one goal.

If you have space big enough for two

goals, you can position them opposite

each other as far apart as possible.

3. INDOOR OBSTACLE COURSE:

(2 more players recommended)

This is one game that can be played

depending on age and skill level

of the courses you create; obstacle

courses can be fun games to play with

kindergarten-aged children through

to adults. Here are some ideas for

you to put together, you can add your

own creativity and course order:

• Allow only jumping/crawling/

skipping/dancing from one area

of the course to another.

• Put down couch cushions

and jump from one to the

next or over the cushions.

• Make a tunnel by draping a sheet

over the couch. The players will

crawl through it or under sheets

hung over two chairs. Small children

can crawl under the chairs.

• Perform various exercises like

20 jumping jacks or 10 frog

hops to the next obstacle.

• Toss sock snowballs from the

game into a laundry basket.

• Place stuffed animals and

try to get past them without

being in line with them.

• Crawl under tables.

The most important thing about each

game is to have fun. Put away the

electronic games and spend some

good old-fashioned quality time with

your family or friends of all ages.

It helps to keep everyone active

and gives you the best medicine

for the winter blues, laughter.


HANGZHOU FAMILY

THE CHINESE

COMEDY FILM

OF THE YEAR

By Daniela Gutiérrez

Lost in Russia, which roughly translates

to “Awkward Mom” – 囧妈 , is a Chinese

comedy that presents an entertaining and

fun perspective of the mother-child relationship in

China during an unexpected trip. The movie follows

the steps of other successful films like Lost in Thailand

(2012) and Lost in Hong Kong (2015).

The plot unfolds on

a train from Beijing

to Russia where

a Chinese mother

and her middle-aged son

must live together for six

days. Along the way a

whole series of unfortunate

situations will occur to join

the family bond between

the main characters. Going

through those several

difficulties to arrive, allows

us as viewers to appreciate

the most relevant aspects

of Chinese society, such

as the influence of the

maternal figure, the deeply

loving nature in the family,

and the social pressure for

marriage, money and kids.

Additionally, there is a

Russian character in the film,

that help us as foreigners

to identify when interacting

with Chinese people, for

example – hope not to spoil

anything – phrases that I

have experienced every day

when walking in Hangzhou,

such as “ 你的中文说得这么

好 ”– You speak Chinese very

good. I must admit that at

times like those in the film

I lost all composure and

could not stop laughing…

because I have heard that

sentence since I arrived

in this beautiful country

and the only words that I

could say was “ 你好 ”– Hi –

and “ 谢谢 ” – Thank you.

I have already lived two

years in Hangzhou, and I still

do not consider myself as a

big fan of Chinese cinema,

however this is definitely

one of the funniest movies I

have seen, because I could

observe from a hilarious and

exaggerated perspective,

situations to which I have

been or heard since I

arrived. Also, if you are

not familiar with Chinese

culture this is definitely

an amazing overview.

Lost in Russia, directed

by and starring comedy

superstar Xu Zheng, is

considered one of the

biggest movies of the

year. However, due to the

coronavirus outbreak, the

film company Huanxi Media

decided to release it online

for free. Therefore, you can

watch it on its in-house

streaming platform Huanxi

Premium or any other

Chinese streaming media.


STAY CONNECTED

TO THE CITY

HANGZHOU INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

IS THE ONLY NON-PROFIT, WASC

INTERNATIONAL ACCREDITED, IB

CONTINUUM SCHOOL IN

ZHEJIANG PROVINCE

IS TRULY INTERNATIONAL

IS AN INCLUSIVE LEARNING

COMMUNITY

PREPARES GRADUATES WITH

LEADERSHIP AND EXCELLENCE

IS A COMMUNITY-CENTERED

SCHOOL

IS A CARING AND SUPPORTIVE

PLACE

IS RIGOROUS AT ALL GRADE

LEVELS, 525,600 MINUTES A

YEAR

HAS AN OUTSTANDING FACULTY

VALUES MANDARIN LANGUAGE

AND CHINESE CULTURE

HAS GOLD DRAGON SPIRIT AND

PRIDE

ADMISSIONS OPEN FOR THE 2020-2021 ACADEMIC YEAR

FOR A TOUR CONTACT: ADMISSIONS@HIS-CHINA.ORG

EARLY YEARS - GRADE 12

REDSTAR Hangzhou March 2020

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?