Red Army Park was officially launched with strong support from relevant departments and veteran Red Army soldiers, aiming to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Long March by the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, honor the great achievements of revolutionary martyrs, and carry forward the revolutionary traditions of the Red Army. The park is located in the Shuangqiao Farm and Heizhuanghu area of Chaoyang District, Beijing.
Elegance Horse Club has multiple equestrian fields in Beijing to accommodate students of different regions and skill levels. The club is staffed with a number of well-qualified professional horse handlers, experienced equestrian coaches, riders, grooms, and veterinarians, offering you comprehensive professional services. The club provides members with international-standard equestrian courses, and can also
This year, the first New Ao Shopping Center Ice Carnival, based at the New Ao Shopping Center, takes advantage of the natural ice surface on the Dragon-shaped Waterway in Olympic Park during winter. Through meticulous planning and commercial operations, it has been developed into a large-scale ice and snow event. It will surely bring a new experience for visitors to Olympic Park. At the same time, the New Ao Shopping Center provides excellent supporting facilities such as parking, shopping, and dining for the New Ao Ice Carnival in Olympic Park. As an outdoor winter leisure project of the New Ao Shopping Center, the New Ao Ice Carnival in Olympic Park benefits from the unified management and operation of the central area of the shopping center. It is believed that this project will be a key attraction for winter foot traffic at the New Ao Shopping Center, making the center exceptionally lively in the winter season!
Destination Introduction The former site of the Shengping Office is located on the west side of the southern entrance of Nanchang Street. During the Qing Dynasty, the institution in charge of court theatrical performances was called the Nanshu Office, which originated in the Kangxi era. The Nanshu Office was under the jurisdiction of the Imperial Household Department and once recruited folk artists to perform for the imperial court. During the Qianlong reign, the scale of the Nanshu Office expanded compared to before. In the seventh year of the Daoguang reign (1827)…
As one of the ten major buildings constructed for the 10th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the location, scale, layout, and style of the National Agricultural Exhibition Center were all personally approved by Premier Zhou Enlai. After its official completion in 1959, it hosted the first large-scale national exhibition held in the country after the founding of New China — the National Agricultural Achievements Exhibition for the 10th Anniversary. This event marked the beginning of nearly 40 years of exhibition history in Beijing. Since then, the National Agricultural Exhibition Center has gained fame across the capital and attracted worldwide attention.
Introduction Yuetan was the site where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshipped the Moon God. It is one of Beijing’s renowned Five Altars and Eight Temples, built in the ninth year of the Jiajing reign during the Ming Dynasty (1530 AD). Yuetan Park covers an area of 8.12 hectares and is divided into a southern garden and a northern garden. The park is planted with a large number of pine and cypress trees, as well as ornamental species such as silk trees, pomegranate trees, and osmanthus...
Qile'er Children's Park is designed and developed based on the early development and growth needs of children. It was meticulously crafted by American teachers, doctors, psychologists, and engineers using the latest modern technology, tailored to the developmental characteristics of children under the age of fifteen.
The "Jili (Beijing) International Art Zone," transformed from the former Jingxing Wood Products Processing Factory and Huawei Boiler Factory, blends modern elements with the original factory buildings, giving the old structures a fresh new look. The greenery and landscaping in the zone, designed by Swiss designers, complement the factory architecture perfectly—subtle and understated—making it an ideal spot for office work, sketching, and location shooting. The 【Speed】 Café within the zone offers a relaxing space with food and coffee. Additionally, there is an exhibition hall over 9 meters high for small-scale events, multiple professional studios for photography, a MINI-ZONE remote control model activity room, a Jili Tai Chi practice room, and a classical piano exhibition hall.
Datun Cultural Square is located in Chaoyang District, Beijing, next to the Walmart supermarket. It’s not very large. In the center, there’s a small grove of trees with many white stone sculptures of people practicing tai chi. Behind the grove is an open area, and the white walls around it document events that have taken place in Datun over the past few years.
The Iron Screen Wall is a type of wall used in traditional Han Chinese architecture to block the line of sight. Built during the Yuan Dynasty, it was carved from a piece of neutral volcanic rock, featuring a deep ochre color that earned it the name "Iron" due to its iron-like hue. Legend has it that this screen wall was constructed to ward off the sandstorms of Beijing and is considered a treasure that guards the city. Dating back over 600 years to the Yuan Dynasty,
Fuyou Street is located in the southeastern part of Xicheng District. It starts from West Chang’an Avenue in the south and extends to Xi’anmen Street in the north. It got its name because during the Republican era, it was situated to the right of the presidential residence. On October 10, 1913, the second year of the Republic of China, Yuan Shikai assumed the presidency. The presidential residence was located in Zhongnanhai. The alley west of the presidential residence, originally called Huichang Jiedao, was renamed Fuyou Street. Ming Lu
The SnowValley Indoor Ski Resort has introduced the Maxxtracks large-scale ski training equipment physical simulator. It’s not just a simple electronic ski simulator, nor does it require going outdoors to ski. Here, this physical simulator can authentically simulate snow conditions, providing skiers with nearly unlimited slope length and customizable slope features.
The Museum of Chinese Medicine at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (also known as the “Yifu Science Building”) was established in 1990, with a total construction area of 3,160 square meters and an exhibition area of approximately 1,500 square meters. The museum is located on the third and fourth floors of the Yifu Science Building. The third floor houses the Comprehensive Chinese Herbal Medicine Exhibition Hall, displaying a large number of precious Chinese medicinal materials such as horse bezoar, musk, and lingzhi mushrooms.
Established in 1978, the Business School was formerly the First Branch of Beijing Institute of Technology (now Beijing Institute of Technology). After 39 years of development, it has grown into a regular undergraduate college dedicated to cultivating talent in economics and management. Located within Beijing’s Central Business District (CBD), the school is a member of the Beijing CBD Business Schools Alliance.
The Communication University of China (CUC) is a multidisciplinary national key university directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China. It focuses on electronic information while promoting coordinated development in literature, engineering, art, management, economics, law, and science. It is a national "211...
The site of the former 491 Radio Station is a complex of Japanese-style buildings that once housed a modern-era broadcasting transmitter in Chaoyang District, Beijing. Also known as the Shuangqiao Radio Station, it is referred to as the former site of the naval communication base during the Republic of China period. Recognized as an important modern historical site and representative architecture, it is located in Shuangqiao Village, Dougezhuang Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China. Its construction began on February 21, 1918.
The former residences of Soong Ching Ling, Honorary President of the People's Republic of China, are located at No. 46, Back Lake North Bank, Xicheng District, Beijing; No. 161-162, Yanjiang Avenue, Liuhuangpi Intersection, Wuhan; No. 1843, Middle Huaihai Road, Shanghai; and No. 5, Xincun, Lianglukou, Yuzhong District, Chongqing. They are national tourist attractions, key national cultural heritage protection units.
Introduction Shichahai is the collective name for the last three of the “Six Lakes” in Beijing’s water system and is also an extraordinarily charming part of the city. Its 34-hectare water surface blends naturally into the urban blocks. Relying on the water body, there are also features such as weeping willows along the lakeshore and lotus flowers in the water, which have become distinctive natural landscapes of Shichahai. Since the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties...
Introduction Built in the fourth year of the Zhengtong era of the Ming Dynasty (1439), this site is the remnant of the southwestern corner of the Inner City wall. Due to years of neglect, it gradually collapsed, and during the Cultural Revolution, most of the bricks were removed, leaving only a ruined section about 100 meters long. In 1987, the Municipal Cultural Relics Bureau and the Xicheng District Government allocated 1.5 million yuan to demolish illegal constructions and temporary residences
Fayuan Temple, also known as Minzhong Temple, is located at the southern end of Jiaozi Hutong near Caishikou in Xicheng District, Beijing. It is the oldest surviving Buddhist temple in Beijing. Not only is it an ancient temple with a long history in the city, but it also houses the Buddhist Academy of China and the Chinese Buddhist Library and Museum of Cultural Relics, making it an important center for training young monks and studying Buddhist culture.