Beijing’s Red Building: Birthplace of China’s Revolutionary Ideals
Explore Beijing’s iconic Red Building, where early 20th-century intellectuals shaped China’s revolutionary path and Communist Party foundations.
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Stone Dragons Roar to Life at Beijing’s Forbidden City Amid Heavy Rain
Heavy rain brought ancient stone dragon heads at Beijing’s Forbidden City to life, showcasing Ming Dynasty engineering. A mesmerizing blend of history and nature captivates visitors.
Beijing’s Central Axis: Ancient ‘Backbone’ Gains UNESCO World Heritage Status
Beijing’s 7.8-kilometer Central Axis, a 13th-century urban planning marvel housing the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven, secures UNESCO World Heritage status.
Wangfujing Church: Bridging Chinese and Western Heritage
Explore Beijing’s Wangfujing Church, a 17th-century landmark blending Chinese and Western architecture, symbolizing centuries of cultural exchange in Asia.
Beijing’s Zhihua Temple Blooms with Centuries-Old Pear Trees
Century-old pear trees in full bloom at Beijing’s Zhihua Temple create a stunning fusion of natural beauty and Ming Dynasty architecture, drawing global visitors.