1. A Living Legend: From 996 AD to Today The Niujie Mosque isn’t just another religious site—it’s more like a time machine in the middle of Beijing. Built in 996 AD, it has served as the spiritual hea…
Read moreLocated on the famous Wangfujing Street in Beijing, the newly opened Wangfujing Joy City Shopping Mall brings fresh energy to this century-old commercial hub. With its unique architectural design and …
Read moreIn Beijing’s CBD, Junhao Central Park Plaza rises like an alien spaceship. Locals call it the “Big Black Towers.” This futuristic landmark blends modern architecture with traditional Chinese mountain-…
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 moreLooking for a peaceful spot in Beijing without ending up on yet another crowded tourist trail? Say hello to Lüzu Temple. This centuries-old Taoist site is part history lesson, part spiritual retreat, …
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 moreThe 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 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…
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