The word 'bejing' is not correct in written English.
The correct spelling is 'Beijing.' 'Beijing' is the capital of China and is often used in written English to refer to the city. Example: I have always dreamed of visiting Beijing and walking along the Great Wall of China.
BEJING — If you woke up in China on Sunday you were likely still in the dark when it came to the arrival of Chen Guangcheng, the blind legal advocate, in the United States.
It has strained relations with Bejing.
After the swimmer Rebecca Adlington won two golds in Bejing she was appointed an OBE, but Kelly Holmes was made a dame after winning two golds in Athens four years earlier.
A gold medallist with Sir Chris Hoy in the team sprint in Bejing 2008, as well as taking silver behind the Scot in the individual event, Kenny was cagey about his chances of emulating his team-mate in the Olympics and going for the triple gold himself in 2012.
It seems that neither Bejing, nor Mr. Kim's ostensible handlers in Pyongyang, have the leader under control.
MARATHON The Kenyans Emmanuel Mutai, Wilson Kipsang and Abel Kirui will be running in memory of their countryman Sammy Wanjiru, the gold medalist at the 2008 Bejing Games, who died last year after falling from a balcony.
This is a dismal story of an educated young Chinese woman from Bejing, Hua (Corinne Yam), who, having been dumped by the French lover whom she had followed to Paris, falls in with a working-class young man, Mathieu (Tahar Rahim), who has unsavory, petty-criminal connections.
The likelihood that political leaders in Bejing or Moscow would launch a surprise nuclear attack on the United States and her allies is close to zero.
5 Bejing Have dinner at the Red Capital Club, a center-city hutong courtyard restored to kitschy Mao-era glory.
How curious it was to feel free in China … Bejing-based Koryo Tours (+86 10 6416 7544, koryogroup.com) runs group trips to North Korea; they vary in length and cost.
A further sampling includes the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, conducted by Herbert Blomstedt Mao-Yo Mandnd the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Samuel Wong; the China National Bejing-Opera theater; the Mingus Big Band; the Don Byron Quintet; and the Portuguese singer Mísia, billed as "the new queen of fado".
