As a young artist, if we choose Beijing as a tourist destination, which routes must we check in?

Here, I will share with you two journeys about literary youth in Beijing.

Table of Contents 1. History and Literature Youth Route (Tiananmen Square - Forbidden City - Old Summer Palace - Great Wall) 2. Human Fireworks Literature and Art Youth Route (Qianmen Street - Dongjiao Min Lane - Wudaoying Hutong - Chinese Film Museum) 3

, Travel Tips 1. Historical and artistic youth route. As a literary and artistic youth, we must not miss some historical attractions in Beijing. Here I have listed a few must-see places for you, including Tiananmen,

The Forbidden City, Old Summer Palace, and the Great Wall.

In these scenic spots, we can see the solemn flag-raising ceremony, the Forbidden City that has endured all the hardships of history, the Old Summer Palace where the invaders left their historical mark, and the Great Wall that has withstood hundreds of years of hardship but still stands firm to protect the country.

I believe that if you follow this route to visit and tour, you will definitely gain something different.

First stop: Tiananmen Square Opening hours: 5:00-22:00 Tickets: Free and open Location: Chang'an Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing Reason for recommendation: As a Chinese, I believe everyone wants to see the square in front of Tiananmen Square

Flag raising ceremony.

In front of Tiananmen Square, with many tourists, singing the national anthem with the first ray of sunshine and watching the bright national flag slowly rising, this is a very meaningful thing.

Tip: Before going to see the flag-raising ceremony, be sure to check the time of the flag-raising on the official website in advance, then have a good sleep and get up early the next day, otherwise it will be a pity to miss the flag-raising ceremony.

In addition, bring your ID card as there will be a security check.

(When queuing, you can go next to the east gate of the Great Hall of the People. The flow of people here is the least, and the queuing time is shorter than other places.) Second stop: Forbidden City opening hours: 8:00-17:00 Tickets: 60? in peak season?

Off-Season 40 Location: No. 4, Jingshanqian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing Reason for recommendation: The Forbidden City is one of the largest and best-preserved wooden structures in the world.

After watching the flag-raising ceremony, we can start heading to the Forbidden City!

In the Forbidden City, we seem to be able to see the ups and downs in history and the wisdom and craftsmanship of ancient people through the buildings in front of us.

It is the crystallization of traditional Chinese culture and the carrier of long-standing Chinese culture.

Tip: There are many attractions in the Forbidden City, all of which are worth visiting. It all depends on your preference.

But here, I think you can go see the cats in the Forbidden City. They often appear in Longzongmen, Treasure Hall, and Jingren Palace. You can go to these attractions to meet kittens!

Third stop: Old Summer Palace Opening hours: 9:00-19:00 Tickets: 10 yuan Location: No. 28, Qinghua West Road, Haidian District, Beijing Reason for recommendation: Old Summer Palace is an indelible historical mark left by the Eight-Power Allied Forces’ invasion of China. Although we

Everyone has seen relevant knowledge in textbooks, but when we actually stand in front of these damaged buildings and look at each cultural relic telling history, we still have a feeling in our hearts.

A sense of historical helplessness and resentment!

At the same time, we must also cherish the hard-won life we ??have now.

Small suggestion: Since the Old Summer Palace was severely damaged, be sure to listen to the explanation on your mobile phone and add your own thoughts.

In addition, friends who like to take pictures can go to the maze to take photos. This was built later and is very photogenic.

Fourth stop: Badaling Great Wall Opening hours: 7:00-18:00 Tickets: 45 yuan Location: Badaling Station, Yanqing County, Beijing Reasons for recommendation: People say that "if you don't visit the Great Wall, you are not a hero." As a new youth in the 21st century

, we must go to the Great Wall. Through the ancient city wall, we can seem to imagine our ancestors protecting our motherland and people under the cover of the Great Wall, and we can also see the long history of China.