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The Old Summer Palace (Yuanmingyuan) was the world-famous imperial garden of the Qing Dynasty. It was first built in 1709, giving it a history of more than 300 years, and it represents the pinnacle of traditional Chinese garden artistry.
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Having visited Shanghai countless times, I never tire of strolling through the plane tree-lined streets or gazing at the Lujiazui skyline from the Bund. Though labels like bustling, sophisticated, modern, and chic are often pinned on this city, none capture its essence quite like “Magic City.” It seems to reinvent itself daily, masterfully blending history with modernity, timeless charm with cutting-edge trends—embodying the essence of a global metropolis.
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The finest season of the year is spring,Far surpassing the imperial city's willow-lined streets.If I could recommend just one vantage point overlooking the Forbidden City,It would undoubtedly be the Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan Park.
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Prince Gong’s Mansion was first built in the 41st year of the Qianlong reign (1776) during the Qing Dynasty. It was originally the residence of Heshen, Emperor Qianlong’s favored court official. After Heshen was executed and his property confiscated during the Jiaqing reign, this private residence was granted to Prince Cheng, Yonglin.
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The Badaling Great Wall, located at the north entrance of the Guandong Ancient Path in the Jundushan Mountain area of Yanqing District, Beijing, is considered the essence of the “Great Wall of Ten Thousand Miles.” It is famous for its magnificent scenery, well-developed facilities, and rich cultural heritage. As a national symbol, the Badaling Great Wall represents the spirit of the Chinese nation and embodies patriotism in the new era. It is one of China’s first “5A” tourist attractions and was inscribed on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List in 1987. For many Chinese and international visitors, climbing the Badaling Great Wall and becoming a “hero” has become a shared dream.
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The Summer Palace is located at No. 19 Xinjian Gongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing. Originally named “Qingyi Garden,” it was founded in the 15th year of the Qianlong reign (1750) during the Qing Dynasty. This vast natural landscape garden centers around Wanshou Mountain and Kunming Lake, covering an area of approximately 300.9 square kilometers. It is one of the Three Mountains and Five Gardens in Beijing's western suburbs, renowned alongside the Mountain Resort in Chengde, the Humble Administrator's Garden, and the Lingering Garden as one of China's Four Great Gardens.
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The Forbidden City, now known as the Palace Museum, is located at the heart of Beijing. Serving as the imperial palace during the Ming and Qing dynasties, its construction began in the fourth year of the Yongle reign (1406) and was completed in the eighteenth year (1420). With a history spanning nearly 600 years, it witnessed 24 emperors ruling the nation from its halls for almost five centuries.
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Beijing truly hides so many delicious spots. I absolutely won't let any friends come to Beijing without knowing where to eat!!
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Planning a trip to Beijing this holiday? Grab this freshly updated Beijing travel guide—covering the top 10 must-visit attractions, reservation details, ticket info, and transportation tips all in one place! The most comprehensive Beijing sightseeing guide—essential for first-time visitors!
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Beijing is truly a magical city, where ancient history and modern life coexist in harmony. Every landmark and every dish leaves a deep impression.
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