NOTES FROM ACADEME

The China She Knows, the China She Doesn't

Beijing

By MARA HVISTENDAHL

It's just past 6 a.m. The sun has barely started its ascent across the polluted Beijing sky. But in a dusty, fledgling neighborhood outside the city's fifth ring road, the Dandelion School courtyard is already filled with the sound of feet hitting pavement — a...

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