In the northern part of Tongzhou District, Beijing, lies a world full of creativity and inspiration — Songzhuang Art Village. Known as the “Silicon Valley of Chinese Art,” it is the largest artist com…
Read moreAlong the banks of the Yongding River in Beijing’s Shijingshan District stands a former steel giant, now reborn as Shougang Park—a dazzling blend of hardcore industrial heritage and contemporary urban…
Read moreTucked away in a gray-brick alley of Beijing’s Dongcheng District lies a modest yet story-filled museum—Shijia Hutong Museum. There’s no grand gate or bustling crowd, just the shade of old persimmon t…
Read moreHidden in Beijing’s bustling Haidian District lies a serene pocket of time—Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum. Here, there’s no noisy crowd, only ancient stone carvings softly telling stories that span …
Read moreNestled in the bustling streets of Beijing lies a tranquil corner—Model Bookstore · Poetry Space. Once a century-old Chinese Anglican Church, this space has been transformed into a bookstore, café, an…
Read moreIn the bustling Chaoyangmen district of Beijing stands a striking white building, stacked like giant books or resembling a soaring white dove. This is Meike Cave Art Museum, a unique retail-art space …
Read moreHidden in different corners of Beijing lies Langyuan, a creative sanctuary. It’s not just one place but a cultural cluster composed of Langyuan Vintage, Langyuan Park, and Langyuan Station. These arti…
Read moreTucked away on the quiet Anlelin Road in southern Beijing, the Cloisonné Art Museum is a place where colors seem to speak. Housed inside an old enamel factory, this museum is China’s first dedicated t…
Read moreRight next to the majestic Forbidden City and along the bustling Wangfujing Street, the Guardian Art Center rises like a bridge between the past and the future. This striking building is both modern a…
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