Dongyue Temple is a once large-scale Taoist temple outside Chaoyangmen in Beijing, built in the Yuan Dynasty, is the largest temple of the Zhengyi School of Taoism in North China. Temple door facing south, facing the north door of the Temple of God Road, so the status of the temple since ancient times is very prominent, there is still a royal green glazed plaque outside the temple door, the plaque on the "Yongyen Emperor's throne," the four big words. Dongyue Temple's gate and the gate outside the left and right two pagodas have been demolished because of the expansion of the Chaowai Street, the original Bell Tower and Drum Tower into the street building. Nowadays, Dongyue Temple has been transformed into a fashionable place for parties, and the activities of many top luxury parties have brought a mysterious feeling of culture collision here.

Address: 141 Chaoyangmenwai Street, Beijing

There are small Guizhou restaurants hidden in the alleys, authentic Shaanxi lamb kebabs, and two nice Xinjiang pavilions. The unobtrusive stores are known for their excellent reputation, which has attracted a steady stream of new and old diners. The Reindeer French Restaurant, opened by a Hong Kong XXXXXX photographer living in France, is a secluded place to read and dine.

Address: Qianliang Hutong, north of Dongsi Art Museum (north of Sanlian Bookstore Road)

Guijie

Along the street*** there are more than 150 commercial stores of all kinds, including more than 100 in the food service industry. With such a high density of restaurants, I'm afraid you won't find another one in the whole of Beijing. As for the origin of the name Gui Street, it is said to come from the old Beijing "ghost market". In the early years of Beijing, those markets mainly selling groceries, vegetables and fruits were open in the latter part of the night and dispersed at dawn, and the stall owners used kerosene lamps to light up their stalls, which made the lights and shadows from afar look long, hence the name "Ghost Market". There is also a common saying that the Dongzhimennei Street restaurant business is booming, due to the many taxi drivers who come here for late night snacks, most of the faces have been open to three or four o'clock in the morning and even overnight, so this place is also known as "Ghost Street".

In Beijing's busiest shopping street, Wangfujing, there are many small, authentic stores, both for food and supplies, all y engraved with the mark of old Beijing. One of the oldest, but lesser known to tourists, is the South Street of the Department Store, which is a great place to shop. Unlike the shopping malls on Wangfujing Street, you can buy some of the old Beijing century-old tableware, snacks, daily necessities and so on.

Address: 255 Wangfujing Street, Department Store South

Lou Songyuan

Beijing Lv Songyuan Hotel is located in Beijing's key cultural relics protection zone, is a traditional courtyard, the main courtyard has a pavilion corridor surrounded by the open-air cafe, there are quiet and elegant bamboo courtyard, vineyard and overflowing rich original countryside sentiment of the "farmhouse", so that guests y feel the rich and broad traditional cultural atmosphere of China. The traditional culture atmosphere.

Address: 22 Banchang Hutong, Kuanjie, Dongcheng District

French Cultural Center

The French Cultural Center covers an area of 3,000 square meters and is divided into two floors. It includes a multimedia library, a cinema, a café, a French training center and a consultation center for studying in France. The multimedia library in the center has original French books and Chinese novels translated into French, as well as CDs and DVDs for borrowing and enjoying. The 80-seat screening room is now open and organizes daily screenings of French-language movies and other films.

Address: Guangcai International Apartment, No. 18 Gongtibi West Road, Chaoyang District

People's Art Small Theater

The Beijing People's Art Small Theater is located in the courtyard of Capital Theater, No. 22, Wangfujing Street, and has a maximum capacity of 400 people. It is the best place to watch small theater plays in Beijing. The works of many pioneering theater directors are performed in the Little Theater, which is a cultural venue for gathering theater lovers and masters.

Address: 22 Wangfujing Street