In Dabaotai, Fengtai District, #Beijing, lies a mysterious Han tomb that leaves every visitor awestruck for its astonishing “huangchang ticou” burial system. “Huangchang ticou” refers to the majestic wooden walls surrounding the coffin and outer casing in ancient imperial tombs,

A sacred site, Shijing Mountain in Fangshan District, #Beijing, houses the precious Buddhist scriptures from the Sui (AD 581–618) and Tang (AD 618–907) dynasties and the Buddha’s relics; these have a history of over a thousand years. The engraving of sutras on stones began during

Chinese people have their own version of Barbie doll—silk figurines. Click picture to learn more.

The Chinese character “影” (pronounced “ying,” meaning “shadow”) is used to describe shadows and images. In Beijing, shadows work as an invisible painting brush to outline the city’s various facets in days and nights. Click picture to learn more.

The site of Zhongdu during the Jin Dynasty (1115–1234) lies in southwestern #Beijing and represents the earliest physical remains of the city’s establishment as a capital. In 1153, Prince of Hailing of the Jin Dynasty, Wanyan Liang (1122–1161), moved the capital to Yanjing

#MrBiginBeijing "A few days of strong wind have swept through Beijing, leaving only a few autumn leaves on trees. Our original plan to go camping in the suburbs with my wife was cancelled due to the sudden drop in temperature. But it doesn’t matter—late autumn and early winter in

The city of #Beijing during the Ming (1368–1644) and Qing (1644–1911) dynasties represents the peak of ancient Chinese city layout and planning. In those days, the city’s structures were symmetrically aligned along the Central Axis. The Inner City was enclosed with majestic walls

At Beijing Fun, one of #Beijing’s iconic cultural landmarks, lies a “Beijing Gift” flagship store that brings together a select collection of Beijing-themed cultural and creative products, intangible cultural heritage crafts, and premium China-chic products. It is perfect for a

Imperial roads were “VIP passages” for imperial families in ancient times—the emperor’s exclusive red carpets. Let’s travel along these roads to experience an imperial journey. Click picture to learn more.

#ExploreAndEatInBeijing240Hrs# Powered by Beijing’s 240-hour visa-free transit policy, the “Explore & Eat in Beijing” event takes international visitors into time-honored brands like Cuihualou. Guests from around the world sampled classic Beijing dishes such as jiangbao chicken

The earliest known melody played by humans dates back 8,000 years—and Jiahu bone flutes were the instrument that made it possible. Click picture to learn more.

The #Beijing Central Axis, which spans 7.8 kilometres, is the world’s longest and best-preserved ancient urban axial line. Cultural and creative products themed around the Central Axis—such as the Central Axis fridge magnet set and augmented reality-enabled Central Axis

Silk scarves are a borderless symbol of beauty—a calling card woven with silk, where every thread carries the essence of Eastern craftsmanship and global friendship. Click picture to learn more.

New Chinese-style clothing is a distinct variety of clothing that merges traditional Chinese cultural elements with contemporary design principles. It often incorporates classic Chinese-style structural details—such as mandarin collars, cross collars, and slanted openings—as well

The Chinese character “岛” (pronounced “dao”) means “islands.” Islands are poetic landmarks nestled within Beijing’s landscape—from tranquil natural retreats to contemporary urban icons—each one weaving together the city’s unique “island language” of scenery and spirit. Click

The Jingcai (#Beijing coloured) porcelain is a blend of artistic value and cultural significance. Celebrated for its brilliant colours and exquisite craftsmanship, the porcelain takes the form of vases, jars, boxes, bowls and plates—truly aesthetically pleasing and functional.

In today’s fast-paced world, we’re always seeking small accessories that bring comfort and joy to our soul. Pop Mart has rolled out a series of adorable IP characters and products that have become pop culture icons. #Labubu, Molly, Dimoo, and others are especially popular among

#MrBiginBeijing “The happiest moments of my childhood were spent waiting in front of the TV for my favourite animations to begin. While your childhood heroes were Marvel Comics characters, mine were Sun Wukong, Nezha, and Black Cat Sheriff—those warm, witty, home-grown cartoon

#Beijing is imbued with historical charm and human warmth. From gentle wheelchair-friendly ramps at the Forbidden City and audio-guided tours added at the Temple of Heaven to fully accessible elevators across all subway stations and thoughtfully designed rehabilitation outposts