Tag: Beijing
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5 Famous Beijing Urban Legends
Beijing is the capital of China and has been the capital of five dynasties, with a very long history and cultural heritage. As a result, the urban legends of Beijing have a unique flavor compared to the urban legends of other regions in China. As the times evolved, new urban legends were born into the…
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Talk about the differences in life experiences in several big cities in China
In China, there is a word called “Shenzhen speed”, which is used to describe the enthusiasm and efficiency of Shenzhen people.
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Chinese Contemporary Artist Li Wei’s Solo Exhibition Fairy Tale will be Held in Beijing
Li Wei is good at injecting sharpness, anger and sadness into a seemingly active but indifferent world of art.
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The past and the present of Beijing Luzhu Pork
In fact, like many traditional snacks, Luzhu Pork, as a product of a particular region in a specific historical environment, is mainly received by traditional Beijingers, but can not meet the many people living in Beijing today.
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Is the Beijing subway really crowded?
However, the word stings wage earners because it accurately describes an almost inescapable part of East Asian wage earners’ life-the subway.
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The Japanese restaurant in Beijing suffered a sudden disaster of salmon and made a painful transition
As a result, Japanese restaurants have generally removed raw food from their shelves, and the menu has shrunk sharply.
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Yanjing Beer launched a new series of Beijing scenery beer
Spring in Qionghua Island, spring water in Yuquan Mountain, a moon in the morning of Yongding River, and snow on a sunny day in Taihang Mountain.
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Dongdan Park: Beijing’s gay spot and its cultural symbols
Dongdan Park is an urban park in Beijing, and it is known at home and abroad because it is the oldest gay stronghold since the founding of the people’s Republic of China. In an era when there is no Internet, or even homosexuality was illegal, Beijing’s GAY gathered here at night in search of dating…
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Vehicle with other cities’ registration plate can only drive 84 days in Beijing a year
Beijing hopes to bid farewell to traffic jams.