Beijing is one of the famous cities in the
world. The reason is not only the long history of the city but also the
modernization. Beijing is the capital of China while it is the
political, economic, cultural, and international trade and communication
center.
There are a lot of attractions around Beijing
no matter ancient or modern places. First of all, if you visit to Beijing, I
suggest you to go The Imperial Palace as known as Forbidden City that was built
from Ming dynasty and end of the Qing dynasty. It burned down and was
rebuilt, sacked and renovated for times, so most of the architecture you can
see today dates back to the 18th century in the Qing Dynasty. Make sure to wear
comfortable shoes, as you have to walk a lot. Forbidden City is mysterious for
foreign. If you want to deep visit rather than just look around, you should do
some research before you go there. You will feel much different. Think about
how many tricks happened here and how many secrets were buried. You can have a
glance of ancient Chinese royal household’s life through Imperial Palace.
The second one is the Great Wall that was built between 220-206
BC by the first Emperor of China, Qinshihuang. Over 2000 years ago, the Great Wall had been
serving as an effective way for defense in China history. As a product of the
clatters between agricultural and nomadic economies, the Great Wall
provided protection to the economic development and cultural progress,
protected the trading routes such as the Silk Road, and secured communication
of information and transportation. There are eight
mainly sections of the Great Wall crossing the northern part of Beijing. They
were preserved well. In my memory, it is not hard to climb the Great Wall.
However, you need to prepare a good shoes and a coat if Beijing is not in
summer time.
Moreover, Beijing cuisine is famous including Peking duck,
Zhangjiang noodle, Hotpot and various snacks and so on. I give a suggestion to eat Peking duck that is called Bianyifang roast duck. It is cheaper but taste is good.
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