Bicycle campaign rolls through Tsinghua
Prince Joachim of Denmark was at Tsinghua University in Beijing on Saturday to celebrate Danish and Chinese bicycling culture and encourage students at the campus to keep riding bikes during the Back on Bike campaign.
Monday, September 27, 2010
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