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Anonymous UserThe design of the royal garden is exemplary. The front hall and back garden are both very large. It has experienced the Qing Dynasty from its heyday to its decline, and has changed many residents. It still has the temperament of a royal palace, and has retained its unique charm in the passage of time...
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M23***39Teacher Liu's explanation is very good, and the knowledge points are very strong. Adults and children like this explanation very much, especially for children, super patient. With Teacher Liu, it is no longer a revolving lantern-style play. In short, the Science and Technology Museum and the teachers who explain it are very good 👍🏻
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行万里路不如读万卷书The Olympic Park is built for the Beijing Olympics, it shows the cultural connotation and sports spirit of the Olympic Games, and is also a new landmark in Beijing. It is also a new place for national fitness. Come here to punch in is to relive the grandeur of the Olympic Games and leave a memory of the history of the Olympic Games. The Olympic venue is also a spectacle of Chinese architecture.
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butterfly2013Yonghe Palace (inscribed in Manchu, Han, Mongolian and Tibetan) was once the residence of Prince Yong and was also the highest-standard Buddhist temple in the country during the middle and late Qing Dynasty.
Yonghe Palace is mainly composed of three exquisite memorial archways and five magnificent halls. It covers an area of more than 60,000 square meters. It integrates the architectural arts of Han, Manchu, Mongolian, Tibetan, etc. The architectural layout is complete and antique.
Yonghe Palace has many people worshipping Buddha all year round, especially during the New Year, when it is crowded and incense is strong.
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嘟嘟嘟的世界At the Bird's Nest, you can spend 1-2 hours slowly browsing the pre-match and in-game items of the Beijing Olympics and Beijing Winter Olympics on display in the museum, learn about the entire application process, and relive the grand occasion of that year; you can also interact and make your own championship photos, pick out figures and souvenirs; if you are tired, have a cup of coffee and take a break in the rest area.US$16.37
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M53***92If you fail to get a ticket to the Forbidden City, it is also a good choice to come to Jingshan Park. It is located on the central axis of Beijing behind the Forbidden City. You can overlook Beijing and the Forbidden City. The crooked tree where Emperor Sizong of the Ming Dynasty died for his country is also here. The scenery is very recommended!
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关裕年guanyunianShichahai is the lake closest to people's lives in Beijing. Unlike parks, you need to buy tickets to enter. This lake is right at your doorstep. Throughout the ages, most of Beijing's patriots and celebrities like this place. Song Qingling, Guo Moruo, and Mei Lanfang all lived here. Today, there is also the Fire God Temple, where you can go boating in the summer and ice skating in the winter. In short, this is a famous attraction in Beijing.
In Shichahai, you can also see the China Zun in the city center, Jingshan Park, Beihai Park in the distance, and Nanluoguxiang. Foreign tourists visit this place the most.
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Kazuya.BatbilegMust Must go to aquarium 2 person 250yuan and lot of fish it,s much better in south korea aquarium
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Acw2005The Beijing National Aquatics Center, also known as the Water Cube, is an architectural wonder that captivates visitors with its unique design and rich history. Located in the Olympic Green, this structure was a key venue during the 2008 Beijing Olympics and continues to be a popular attraction for tourists and locals.
