The Zhongshuge Bookstore Beijing (Rongke branch) was designed by renowned architect Li Xiang and her team at X+Living, continuing the brand’s core philosophy of “cultural translation.” The 660-square-…
Read moreThe Beijing National Stadium, better known as the Bird’s Nest, was the main venue of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Today, it has become one of the most recognizable landmarks in Beijing. This archit…
Read more1. Architecture Inspired by Water Molecules In Beijing Olympic Park, the National Aquatics Center—better known as the Water Cube—shines like a crystal palace. Its bubble-like walls, inspired by water …
Read moreDear travelers, if you visit Beijing, don’t stop at the Forbidden City and the Great Wall. There’s another modern wonder you cannot miss — the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA)! Shining l…
Read more1. Step into the Future The Phoenix Media Center in Beijing is a must-see landmark.Designed by Shao Weiping, it looks like a flying spaceship.The twisting metal shell represents a Chinese phoenix, mea…
Read more1. Introduction: Step Into the Future Beijing Daxing Airport is not just a transit hub; it is a destination.Designed by Zaha Hadid, it resembles a starfish, symbolizing connection.Visitors can explore…
Read more1. A Masterpiece of Global Architecture The Beijing Chaoyang Transportation Hub is more than a station. Designed with input from French architect Paul Andreu and Chinese experts, it combines East and …
Read moreIf you visit Beijing, don’t just stick to the Great Wall or the Forbidden City. There’s another gem waiting for you—Chaoyang Park, the city’s largest downtown green escape. This urban oasis is where l…
Read more1. Step Into Beijing’s Futuristic Mall Beijing Super Heshenghui is more than a shopping center. It’s a futuristic landmark designed by Woods Bagot, an international architecture firm.Its spaceship-lik…
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