If you are a student, don't live near the Bird's Nest, which is estimated to be quite expensive. It takes less than an hour to visit the Bird's Nest at night, and it's convenient to have subway and bus. Just have a look outside, the entrance ticket is very expensive, and there is nothing, just stools and stools. Moreover, the Bird's Nest is still a little off, far from other scenic spots.

If you spend five days and four nights, you can spend one day in the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Chairman Mao Memorial Hall (which is only opened at the specified time, but I forgot), Wangfujing, the National Grand Theatre, Qianmen Street, and if you have enough time, you can also go to the Temple of Heaven and Beihai.

Go to the Great Wall one day, because the Great Wall is not in the urban area, and the journey is relatively long. There is plenty of time in one day, so you can go to the Bird's Nest in the evening.

Summer Palace+Yuanmingyuan/Tsinghua+Peking University+Zhongguancun /798 Art Center (Zhongguancun is actually nothing interesting, it's all electronic products and some office buildings)

Beihai/Shichahai/Huguo Temple, Nanluoguxiang, Houhai, etc. These places are relatively close. Huguo Temple snacks are more authentic, so you can try them and see your personal taste. Many indigenous people in Beijing eat there, but they are all sweets, which I don't like very much. Beijing snacks can try noodles tea, Aiwowo, snowballing usury, pea yellow, tripe, etc. Go to Baidu to have a look at Huguo Temple snacks. There are many snacks in a bunch of hutongs, such as Nanluoguxiang. There is an online saying that Wenyu cheese is delicious until it is sold out. During the day, I now visit Beihai and Hutong, and go to Houhai at night. Houhai has a good night view, and there are many bars. It's more emotional to stroll around at night, and the bars are quite expensive. If you don't have a bulging wallet, you can just enjoy them outside.

If you like shopping, you can go to Xidan and Zoo Wholesale Market to have a look. You can also go to Sanlitun (there are many bars), World Trade Center day order (watch the building at night), International Trade Center (see the building), Lama Temple and Gongwangfu ... There are too many places to visit in Beijing. If you are just traveling, you should choose the most famous ones, such as the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, the Summer Palace and the Bird's Nest. By the way, beijing happy valley is also good, with more than 1 tickets and various events, but it is not recommended to travel, but it depends on personal interests.

if you stay, there is a very cheap basement guest house, regardless of the conditions; Cheaper guest house, the conditions are just like that; Ordinary small hotels, standard rooms or something are generally 2 smaller; Even better ones are more expensive. If you want to live comfortably, you can go to a chain like Hanting. I feel that students can still go online to buy a group. Now, the group purchase price is generally around 1, which is acceptable to students, but it is better to make a group.

When visiting scenic spots in Beijing, you must bring your student ID card. Half price is very cheap, so it is estimated that tickets will be cheaper in Beijing. But postgraduate certificates are generally not discounted.

I've been writing for a long time, and it's a mess. We can discuss it again if there are problems.

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