This guide introduces Beijing Brick Carving for foreign travelers, covering its Yuan Dynasty origin, Ming-Qing prosperity, core crafts, and recommends ancient buildings & workshops...

Lao She, Peking University, Tsinghua University and Liulichang are key literary & educational symbols. They represent Beijing-style literature, higher education innovation and cult...

Yundoujuan is a classic Beijing imperial snack, made of mashed kidney beans rolled with red bean paste or sesame sugar. It has an exquisite appearance and melts in the mouth. This ...

Zhihua Temple, a well-preserved Ming Dynasty temple in Beijing, boasts China’s oldest Jing Music. Quiet and off-the-beaten-path, it provides tickets, transportation and performanc...

Located on the 118th floor of Shanghai Tower with a vertical height of 546 meters, it offers 360° views of Shanghai, a must-visit for foreign tourists in Lujiazui.

As a famous Ming-Qing Jiangnan garden, Shanghai Yuyuan combines elegance with urban charm, featuring Yulinglong and local snacks, with simple travel tips for foreigners.

The Ming Tombs, housing 13 emperors of Ming Dynasty, is the largest imperial mausoleum complex worldwide. This guide covers core sites, burial rituals and travel tips for internati...

This guide introduces Beijing Rabbit God clay sculpture for foreign travelers, covering its folk origin, symbolic meanings, production process and inheritance, recommending venues ...

This guide introduces Beijing sugar painting for foreign travelers, covering its centuries-old history, ladle-as-brush technique, auspicious meanings, tech integration, and top spo...