Capatial City of China Beijingers are Hospitable

China is well known for its rites and etiquettes, and has had the ancient lesson,"It is such a delight to have friends coming from afar". Beijingers have inherited this excellent tradition and made the warm invitation of "welcome to Beijing" to friends from all over the world.

Beijingers value etiquettes and feelings and always lend a warm hand to foreign friends in need and care for you and help you as if you were their family member. Especially, after 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the spirit of Olympic volunteers has taken root here and is spread to become a common practice.
The king demeanor of five dynasties and the capital style of the country have been integrated into the bloods of Beijingers, have cut and polished the personalities of Beijingers and cultivated the generous attitudes of conducting themselves and ease style of behavior as well as warm, friendly and merciful positive attitude to foreign things.

The Wudaokou Hotspots City Brief of Beijing

The Wudaokou hotspots aren't flashy or fashionable. They are, with few exceptions, cheap and welcoming, playing host to hipsties, pop-and-lockers and
hip-hoppers, rochers and ballers, and the jocks and the nerds all at once. Over the past few years, the student crowd and their drinking holes have developed a unique style and neighborhood snobbery. Old cornerstones near the light-rail station like Lush-with its weekly Sunday open-mic night and sinfully scrumptions hangover breakfast-and propaganda-with its grinding meat market-still flourish.

The Biggist Egg Building in Beijing – Grand National Theater

Beijing is not an unfamiliar city among travelers around the world. There rich of ancient buildings, unique culture, stunning parks and become a historical city till it had listed in to one of the World Heritage. Filled with so many historical and cultural sites, there is one beautiful park which has become the imperial garden called Jingshan Park.

Jingshan Park is located in the north Beihai Park. Covering the total area of 58 hectare with trees scenery, plants, and hills, it makes the park so calm, cool and quiet. The park was built in 1180, in the Jin Dynasty. The unique point, this royal garden built on the top of the hill 48 meters high, not that high right, but when view closely and detail, the hill seems very high. Very strange view, right? This is because of the land of Beijing itself is flat, that makes the hill which only 46 meters look so high.

Located just behind the Forbidden City, from the top of the hill inside Jingshan Park, visitors can clearly see the panoramic view of Forbidden City. Inside the park also planted with fruits, such as, melons, tomatoes, orange, and many others. In this place, there also built pavilion as the worship place for the emperor of Ming Dynasty. As located near the entrance gate, so that visitors who come to the park will directly attract by the ancient building with traditional Chinese style.

The pavilion built with strong pine wood, the floor was made of white marble and gold plated roof. The building built as high degree of the imperial symbol and to honor their ancestors. Around the location there also planted with pine tree, give the cool and relax atmosphere in the worship place.

In each top of the hill was also built the same pavilions, because of there has 5 top hills, so that the park surround by 5 same pavilions. The scenery looks very beautiful and attractive in the distance, high hills filled with green trees covered half of pavilion building. This scene instantly attracts tourists to visit Jingshan Park.

At past, Jingshan Park was the place for the emperor of Ming Dynasty and his empress to relax and rest. And now here has become a popular place for leisure. Because thousands Peony flowers blossom every year inside Jingshan Park, so every year in May, there will hold flower festival. Come in the early May for Beijing Tours, you will in time for the exotic hundred blossom peony flowers view.