Please recommend two places. One is the exhibition of "Ancient China" in the National Museum, and the other is the longest hutong in Beijing-the People's Lane in the East Suburb.

in terms of play, it can be arranged according to one day.

In terms of specific distribution, Guobo should take at least half a day. At noon, you can have a simple meal at Guobo, and you can also look for delicious food in restaurants in Dongjiaominxiang. If you just stroll around Dongjiaominxiang, you can connect afternoon with evening. If you want to see the China Police Museum and China Court Museum in Dongjiaominxiang, you need to reserve half a day. All museums should pay attention to making an appointment in advance. The specific route and relative location are shown in the figure below.

I'll give you a detailed introduction about the game of Guobo and the East Suburb Folk Lane.

Exhibition of "Ancient China" in the National Museum

1. As the originator of the national museum, it is needless to say that Guobo's specifications are high and its architecture is outstanding. As the exhibition of Guobo Town Pavilion, the ancient China Exhibition covers 5, years of Chinese civilization and brings together the essence of cultural relics from various provinces.

2. from the ancient times of ape-man and homo sapiens, it went through Xia, Shang, Western Zhou, Spring and Autumn, Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, Three Kingdoms, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, Liao, Song, Xia, Jin and Yuan Dynasties, and finally the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

3. In just eight parts, it comprehensively shows the development of ancient China in politics, economy, culture, social life and exchanges between China and foreign countries in different historical periods.

4. Those precious ancient cultural relics stand quietly in front of my eyes after thousands of years.

5. They are not only historical witnesses, but also highlight the brilliant achievements made by the Chinese nation and great contributions made to human civilization.

TIPS

1. Guobo opens at 9: am, so try to enter early, and there will be fewer people.

2. You can do some homework before you go, such as which cultural relics are forbidden to leave the country and which have appeared in middle school history textbooks.

3. It seems that there were only eight parts in ancient China, but if you look at it carefully, I'm afraid one day is not enough. You must allocate your time and strength reasonably to avoid leaving regrets.

4. There are fast food and drinks in Guobo, but the price is relatively high, so you can bring some physical objects for eating outside the exhibition hall. WeChat official account will make an appointment for free at least one day in advance from Tuesday to Sunday from 9: -17: at Tiananmen East Station on Line 1 of Metro No.16 East Chang 'an Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Near the front door of Beijing, there is a historic embassy district and the longest hutong in Beijing, which is "Dongjiaominxiang". In the Yuan Dynasty, Dongjiaomin Lane and Xijiaomin Lane were connected together as an alley, which was named Jiangmi Lane because it was located in the throat of transporting grain from the south to the north. In the Ming Dynasty, the chessboard boundary was built, and the original Jiangmi Lane was cut into Dongjiang Rice Lane and Xijiang Rice Lane. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Dongjiaominxiang was the seat of the "Six Departments in Five Dynasties" of the imperial court, with the departments of officials, households, ceremonies, soldiers and workers. After 19, Dongjiang Mixiang was designated as an embassy area, with embassies of France, Japan, the United States, Germany, Russia, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Austria and other countries. Subsequently, foreign banks such as British HSBC, Russia's Russia-China Daosheng Bank, Japan's Zhengjinyin Bank, Germany's Dehua Bank, and France's Oriental Credit Suisse Bank appeared, and facilities such as French hospitals, German hospitals, American hospitals, French post offices, and six-country hotels were opened, and a large number of western-style buildings with different styles appeared. In 1949, Beiping was peacefully liberated, and the China People's Liberation Army (PLA) marched through Dongjiaomin Lane with its head held high, washing away the shame that armed personnel in China were not allowed to enter Dongjiaomin Lane for 5 years. Since 1959, embassies of various countries have moved to Jianguomen in the eastern suburbs, and the history of establishing embassies in Dongjiaominxiang has since come to an end. During the "Wenming" period, it was hit again, the street name was changed to "Anti-imperialist Road", and many western-style buildings were destroyed. Since 198s, with the development of Beijing's urban construction, the buildings of Dongjiaominxiang have also been impacted. The former sites of HSBC, Jardine Matheson and Russia Pavilion were demolished for widening the road, Dehua Bank was demolished in 1992, the former site of Japanese Embassy was changed to Beijing Municipal Government, and many high-rise buildings and modern buildings were built on the street, which greatly damaged the whole street. Since 21, the embassy complex in Dongjiaominxiang has been announced by the State Council as the fifth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

The picture shows the ancient and modern contrast between the embassy gate and the street view in Minxiang, the eastern suburb. The past is like smoke, vivid.

1. Japan Zhengjinyinhang, China Court Museum

2. France Post Office, idle

3. French Embassy, unknown

4. Russian Embassy, Supreme Court

5. British Embassy, Ministry of Public Security

6. Japanese Embassy, post-Beijing Municipal Government, unknown

7. United States. Looking from east to west at the intersection of Taijichang Street and Minxiang in the eastern suburbs

In addition, there are Belgian Embassy, Castle Coffee, Spanish Embassy, the signing place of the Xin Chou Treaty, Dongjiaominxiang Hotel, Qianmen Station or Chongwenmen Station of Minxiang Subway Line 2 in the eastern suburbs of Dongcheng District, Beijing.