Tiananmen Square 1. The first thing to talk about is Tiananmen Square, which is the largest city central square in the world and a symbol of Beijing and even China. All the children in China have seen countless pictures in textbooks since childhood. Everyone in China must have witnessed its majestic appearance, but it is still very exciting to really be in it, which is the shock and feeling that photos can't bring you at all. If you get up early, you can also go to see the flag-raising ceremony held in Tiananmen Square in the morning. The flag-raising ceremony at sunrise and the flag-lowering ceremony at sunset every day are the most striking sacred ceremonies. Tens of thousands of people just came for this 1 minute. Strong feelings of home and country are very touching, and solemn scenes can't be seen in other parts of the world. Very worth experiencing.

2. Forbidden City. After visiting Tiananmen Square, you can go to the Forbidden City. As the palace of the ancient emperor of China, we can see what kind of life the emperor lived before. The Forbidden City is very big, and there are many scenic spots everywhere. Take it out alone for too long. Some places are closed and you can't see them, but most places are accessible. The most spectacular Hall of Supreme Harmony, Fengxian Hall with gilded roof, Palace of Gathered Elegance where concubines are fighting in the palace and the newly popular Yan Xi Palace are all not to be missed. In addition to these ancient buildings, there are some rare treasures and antiques in the Forbidden City. Although most of them have been transferred to museums, a considerable number of them will take turns to temporarily stay in the Forbidden City. As for the treasure displayed when you go, it depends entirely on luck.

3. The Great Wall. Besides Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, the third place is of course Badaling Great Wall. Mao famously said that the Great Wall is not a hero. In fact, there are many sections of the Great Wall. Besides other places in Beijing, there are even several sections in Beijing. Badaling, Juyongguan, Mutianyu and Simatai can be conveniently selected according to your itinerary, but Badaling Great Wall is most recommended. It is located in Yanqing County, northwest of Beijing. It is the best-preserved section of the Great Wall in Ming Dynasty, and it is also the most frequently visited section by domestic and foreign tourists. The Badaling Great Wall is 374 1 m long and imposing. Other Great Walls, Juyongguan in Changping, Mutianyu in Huairou and Simatai in Miyun all have their own characteristics and are worth visiting.

4. shichahai The top three scenic spots in Beijing are basically fixed, but they are much worse in the fourth place. The most important thing is that there is no charge. Shichahai includes three waters, namely Qianhai, Houhai and Xihai (also known as Jishuitan) and its adjacent areas. Walking around are all famous places, such as Mei Lanfang's former residence, Beijing Fu Jen Catholic University's former residence, Qi Baishi's former residence, Soong Ching Ling's former residence, Drum Tower, Nanluoguxiang and so on. Walking here is equivalent to visiting many scenic spots. There are many bar snacks here in Shichahai, and there are many other places like this old house with a long history and bar snacks. But there are not many people mixed together, and they are so well integrated. Shichahai is a bit wonderful. When you come here, you will have a strange feeling of "old Beijing". You think Beijing is so special that you can't even consciously bring a voice.

5. Summer Palace. The Summer Palace may be regarded as a little contribution of Lafayette to future generations, but it paid a painful price at that time. The Summer Palace was severely damaged twice in history. 1860 was burnt down by the British and French allied forces, then rebuilt and renamed the Summer Palace. 1900 was destroyed by Eight-Nation Alliance again, and 1902 was rebuilt to its present scale. The Summer Palace is the largest imperial garden in China. We especially recommend the Buddha Pavilion, the Promenade, the Zhou Shi, the Seventeen Arch Bridge and the Bronze Bull. These are landmarks, so be sure to punch in. The promenade and the 17-hole bridge are particularly suitable for taking pictures.