1.1 Historical Evolution: From a Temporary Chapel to the “North Cathedral” Landmark Built in 1703 during the Kangxi Emperor’s reign of the Qing Dynasty, it was originally a temporary chapel constructe…
Read moreHidden between Fragrant Hills Park (Xiangshan) and the Beijing Botanical Garden, Wofo Temple (Temple of the Reclining Buddha) is an ancient Buddhist monastery. Unlike crowded tourist attractions, here…
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 more1. History and Religious Significance: A Crossroad of East and West 1.1 Historical Evolution: From Qing Dynasty Chapel to City Landmark Built in 1655 during the Shunzhi reign of the Qing Dynasty by Ge…
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 moreAmid the bustling traffic of downtown Beijing, Tianning Temple stands quietly. Unlike the city’s crowded tourist hotspots, it feels more like a silent witness to history. The most striking feature her…
Read more1. Why Is It Worth a Special Trip? Founded in 1999 by renowned sandalwood artist Madam Chen Lihua, the China Red Sandalwood Museum is often called the “Louvre of Sandalwood Art.” It’s the largest muse…
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…
Read more1. A Walk Through History On the eastern shore of Beijing’s scenic Shichahai, stands the ancient Huode Zhenjun Temple, also known as the “Fire God Temple.” Founded in 632 AD during the Tang Dynasty, t…
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