You should go to the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace and the Great Wall if you like romance; Shichahai and Hutong if you like art; 798 factory and art gallery (you can watch Father) if you like noise; Sanlitun if you like shopping; Dongfang Xintiandi, Times Square, Xidan Huawei and Xiushui if you like food; niujie and around the university. You should go to Tsinghua Peking University. If you like to experience life, you should: take the subway, take a walk, eat roadside stalls, and chat with your uncle who flies kites. In addition, I suggest you take a walk in the embassy district. You will feel different. You can buy clothes in foreign trade shops along the way, which are cheap, beautiful and of good quality. Skating is the biggest feature in winter. Oh, of course, it doesn't mean roller skating to the skating rink, but natural skating rinks like Bayi Lake and Yuyuantan. There are many such skating rinks open every winter, and the price is not expensive! Houhai and Shichahai are highly recommended. There are two kinds of venues. One is to collect tickets around (the ice is maintained by a special person and is very flat). The other is nobody cares. Some people rent skates and ice tools directly on the ice (that is, skating as mentioned in the newspaper, and the ice is uneven in some places). In fact, I personally think that outdoor skating is dangerous, but it can best reflect the fun of skating. However, if you are a beginner, you'd better go to a specially maintained skating rink. Secondly, if you think skating is not strong enough, you can go to Beijing for a walk. For example, "Shambhala" is the kind of Xiangshan Botanical Garden. Xiangshan is also beautiful in winter, especially after it snows. Don't go into Xiangshan Park, take Panshan Road in the back hill (known to the surrounding residents). There is also a horse path on Panshan Highway. In winter, the mountains are covered with snow. The happy mood of meeting people occasionally will make you unforgettable for life! If you are a quiet person, you can take a walk around the Second Ring Road. Fruit identification is a good choice. Every time I go, my mood will settle down. Hehe, don't forget to go to the Lama Temple when you are fifteen. It is the most spiritual Lama Temple in Beijing, where Tibetan Buddhism and traditional Buddhism blend best. Every time I go, I try my best to open my eyes and look up at the lotus algae on the roof. If you like winter nights in Beijing, you can go to the Lotus Market, which is Houhai Bar Street, which is the most beautiful place in Beijing. And there are many distinctive shops, which will hide many surprises. I recommend Silver Ding Qiao. Go to the innermost alley after you leave, and you will know when you arrive.