PET Reading Club, share a book and meet new friends, Sun, Jan 14, 2024, 3:30 PM

Join the PET Reading Club and share your love for books with like-minded individuals from diverse backgrounds!

Discover new perspectives and engage in stimulating discussions as we delve into a selection of thought-provoking books.

Selected Books

- A History of Western Philosophy, Catholic Philosophy by Bertrand Russell
- A Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir
- The Psychology of Money Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness by Morgan Hou

Each week, we will explore 1 to 3 chapters from the selected books.

Schedule

15:30-16:00 - Prepare your sharing
16:00-16:30 - Introduction
16:30-19:00 - Book sharing and discussion

Attention

Please sign up in advance or pay an additional ¥30 for on-site registration.
The event will be canceled if the number of participants is less than 1/3 of the expected turnout.

Host

Meet our host, Edward Chen, a project management engineer with an insatiable curiosity for new experiences and making connections. As an amateur marathon runner, Edward plans to combine his passion for running with his love for travel. He is an avid reader with a particular interest in philosophy and history.

Register and Fee

69￥ (Venue Fee + Admission Fee)
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PET【Co-Reading】/ i约读

PET Bilingual Co-Reading is a decentralized reading sharing activity where book enthusiasts gather in a relaxed and cozy environment to discuss their recent reading experiences. Through this unique platform, we foster friendships, exchange ideas, and learn from diverse stories and cultures.

## PostEnglishTime / 后英语时代

PostEnglishTime is all about speaking English, making friends, being curious about others, and connecting the world.

PET is a vibrant network of English-speaking international youth in Beijing. We organize a variety of social activities and provide community services. Our mission is to create a high-quality community for individuals interested in culture, language, technology, and humanities.