The #welshflag is at half mast outside society member James' house today.
He said he was, 'binging on Welsh cakes and White Russians to take the edge off the result..."
Win or lose, on the booze ;)
@WalesRugby#welshrugby#rugby
Being far away from #Wales means we sometimes miss some news...
The screenshot was taken from one of those 'drop-down' and select your country lists...
#aberystwyth do you have something to tell us?
....the first break-away welsh republic 😂🏴
Heading to a new city and want to meet some friendly Welsh faces? Looking to meet like-minded people in your industry? Searching for others your hometown, located near or far?
Join the GlobalWelsh Connect waitlist > https://t.co/ayNEmIplBf
#WeAreTheGlobalWelsh#MyWales
You might associate face masks, cancelled flights etc., with the current #COVID-19 situation in China.
But for many of us #Welsh here in #Beijing... we have taken to sharing our #quarantineCooking
Dare I ask: what do you think of our Andy's rarebit #recipe?
With Beijing under lockdown, we couldn't host any Beijing #walesweek events this year 😢. But we'll be back next year! 🏴
Big shout out to the @walesweekworld crew, they've done an incredible job arranging Wales Weeks worldwide. Check them out for events near you!
Flying the Welsh flag: a must for St David's day!
Paddy took his kit and Welsh flag to Chaoyang park, Beijing this afternoon to show the Chinese passers by the Draig Coch! Rooooar! 🐲
Beijing put on its best weather for the show ☀️
#stdavids#walesweek#draigcoch#beijing
Dydd Gwyl Dewi Hapus!
Loving your @BBC6Music show as ever, @cerysmatthews, but especially after our #stdavidsday meet up/sunday dinner!
Lots of love from over here on the other-side of the world! #BeijingWelsh
Happy St David's day from Beijing! Dydd Gwyl Dewi Hapus o'r Cymry Beijing!
Even with Beijing under lockdown, a core group of us made it out for an incredible Sunday roast (yum! 😋) and some much needed Welsh banter! 🏴
#stdavidsday#walesweek#beijing#gwyldewi
Happy St. David's day from the Beijing Welsh 🏴
It's hard to get daffodils here in Beijing, but we have a Chinese alternative! These are called '水仙' or 'Shuixian', meaning 'water gods'.
Now you say it, could these be Welsh fairies 🧚, dancing in the wind!? 😄
Check out this insight into the life of a Scotsman living in China during the #coronavirus. Courtesy of the guys at @thatmamahuhu!
Warning: contains depressing footage! 😷
https://t.co/MzAX0pAEwD
Anybody else not left their house in weeks, and got a story to share!? 😆