Ten must-see attractions in Beijing

1, Forbidden City: The Forbidden City is one of the famous ancient buildings in China, and it is also the imperial palace of China in Ming and Qing dynasties. Built in the Ming Dynasty, the Forbidden City is the largest ancient palace complex in China and one of the largest in the world. Visitors can appreciate the exquisiteness and grandeur of China's ancient palace buildings and feel the profoundness of China's ancient culture.

2. Great Wall: The Great Wall is a landmark building in China and an ancient military defense project in China. The Great Wall was built in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. After hundreds of years of construction and expansion, it has become a magnificent scenery in ancient China. Visitors can enjoy the spectacular scenery on the Great Wall and feel the profoundness of China's ancient culture.

3. Summer Palace: The Summer Palace is one of the famous royal gardens in China and one of the largest ancient royal gardens in the world. The Summer Palace, built in the Qing Dynasty, is a landscape-themed garden. There are many exquisite buildings and landscapes in the park, such as promenade, meditation hall, Wanshou Mountain and Foxiang Pavilion. Visitors can feel the exquisiteness and magnificence of the ancient royal gardens in China.

4. Temple of Heaven: The Temple of Heaven is an ancient building dedicated to the Temple of Heaven in China, and it is also the place where emperors of Ming and Qing Dynasties in China sacrificed to heaven. Built in the Ming Dynasty, the Temple of Heaven is a building complex with dome, hall for praying for the New Year and imperial vault as the main body. Visitors can feel the solemnity and mystery of China ancient sacrificial culture here.

5. Yuanmingyuan: Yuanmingyuan is one of the famous royal gardens in China and an important heritage of ancient China culture. Yuanmingyuan, built in the Qing Dynasty, is a landscape-themed garden. There are many beautiful buildings and landscapes in the park, such as Wanchun Pavilion, Dashuifa, Cuihu and Baolian Temple. Visitors can feel the exquisiteness and magnificence of the ancient royal gardens in China.

6. Bird's Nest: The Bird's Nest is the main stadium of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and one of the representatives of modern architecture in China. The unique architectural modeling of the Bird's Nest symbolizes the idea of "harmony between man and nature" in China traditional culture. Visitors can feel the innovation and development of modern architecture in China.

7. Water Cube: The Water Cube is the swimming pool of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and one of the representatives of modern architecture in China. The Water Cube building has a unique modeling, which contains the idea of "harmony between fire and water" in China traditional culture. Visitors can feel the innovation and development of modern architecture in China.

8. Tiananmen Square: Tiananmen Square is one of the landmark buildings in China and an important symbol of modern political culture in China. Tiananmen Square, built in 1960s and 1950s, is one of the largest city squares in China, where visitors can feel the solemnity and majesty of modern political culture in China.

9. Qianmen Street: Qianmen Street in Beijing is a street with a long history, connecting Chengnan District and Dongcheng District in Beijing. The history of this street can be traced back to the Yuan Dynasty, and later it became one of the main gates of Beijing in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This street has a history of thousands of years and is an important cultural tourist attraction in Beijing.

10, 798 Art District: As one of the most internationally influential art districts in China, 798 Art District is located in the center of Chaoyang District, Beijing. It is a well-known fashion culture gathering place with exhibitions as the core and cultural elements such as creative design, art performances, cafes, bookstores and workshops.