What places in Beijing are worth visiting by ethnic minorities?

It seems that I can't leave Beijing every summer vacation. 17 to practice, 16 to learn software, 15 to learn hand painting ... In recent years, they all went there to study without exception, and they all went by themselves. This year is different. I went to play with my best friend, but in her words-she has a shooting task.

My girlfriend majored in choreography in the Academy of Fine Arts. What she usually does most is to watch movies, cut videos, take photos and live a poetic life. Therefore, this trip is particularly literary and fresh.

We only planned for two days, so we screened out places with many people, such as the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, Nanluoguxiang and so on.

Next, travel directly.

Day 1: 798 Art District-Broadway-Sanlitun-Guijie

1. 1: 798 art district

798 is the first place we went this time. It is not a niche attraction, but it is highly recommended. The things inside are beautiful and won't be crowded.

In addition, the most famous exhibition area in 798 Garden is the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, which is a paid exhibition hall. Tickets 10 yuan are free every Thursday and closed on Mondays. There are often wonderful and novel exhibitions, so you must go and see them.

1.2: Broadway Film Center (Wanguocheng Store) and Kubrick Bookstore.

It was already afternoon after visiting 798, and I was a little tired, so we took a taxi to Broadway to see a movie. Wanguocheng Store was chosen because of its high value on the one hand, and Kubrick Bookstore nearby on the other hand (well, because of its high value).

There will be some offline movies and classic movies here, so we went to see the Cantonese version of A Chinese Odyssey. At that time, Athena Chu and Karen Mok were really beautiful.

1.3: Sanlitun

I went to Sanlitun purely because I dreamed of meeting my love beans there ... (well, I dreamed), but Sanlitun is a night image of Beijing after all, and it has become more and more literary in recent years because of Page One and the old bookworm bookstore.

There is no harm in going there.

1.4: Guijie

Guijie Street, which is stuck at a certain point, is called Beijing Restaurant Street, and it doesn't come alive until after 10 every night, so it was once called "Ghost Street". 90% of the shops here are restaurants, and there are more than 130 shops in more than one kilometer of streets. There are many restaurants with red lights hanging high. Many restaurants are open 24 hours a day. Other places are quiet at night, but the lights are on here.

There are many embassies near Guijie Street, and foreigners like to eat here, ranging from stewed fire and fried belly in old Beijing to crayfish, greedy frogs and Chongqing grilled fish. The hottest restaurants in Guijie Street are at the east and west ends.

It's very late after eating the night market, but fortunately there is a night bus.

The next day: Hutong-Wudaoying-Lama Temple-Jing Zhao Yin-Confucius Temple and imperial academy-Qiaofufang Grassland.

In fact, the next day's route is very convenient, and the scenic spots are relatively close. You can go to any scenic spot first. We just arranged it to taste afternoon tea in Beijing.

2. 1: Fang Jia Hutong

Known as "Mini 798", Fang Jia Hutong is one of the oldest hutongs in Beijing and a new cultural and creative block. It not only retains Fang Jia Hutong Primary School, where Mr. Lao She is the principal, but also has an international restaurant and studio.

The "Trainspotting Film Restaurant" here often shows art films; The Spice Girl Club is a music bar with the theme of rock and reggae. "Emmon Town" is an authentic Yunnan cuisine; "Chicken feet create miracles" is very popular; There is also the "Red Leaf Picking Nan" cafe which combines Chinese and Western styles.

2.2: Wudaoying Hutong

Compared with Fang Jia Hutong, it is smaller and fresher, with all kinds of creative shops, and many shopkeepers here are open in the afternoon, so it is better to go shopping in the afternoon.

2.3: Lama Temple, Beijing Zhao Yin, Confucius Temple and imperial academy.

Because I wanted to go to Beijing, and the Lama Temple was close to imperial academy and Confucius Temple, I went there together.

Focus on praising Beijing's afternoon tea set, which is delicious.

Its first floor is full of all kinds of cakes and mousses, the second floor is full of slightly refreshing desserts, and the bottom floor is the most popular Chinese dessert in Beijing. Every dessert is extremely delicate, and the fruits selected are the freshest.

Tea time is from 14 to 17, with music playing in the middle, which is very emotional.

2.4: Overseas Chinese Fufang Grassland

Qiaofufang Grassland is a new landmark in Beijing, which is a top modern art integrating shopping, office and hotel. Also known as the most artistic luxury shopping mall, it is worth a visit. In addition, there are many delicious foods under the mall.

Go back to the hotel at night and lie down directly.

Talk about accommodation.

This hotel is the Mercure Chaoyangmen Hotel (formerly Ritan International Hotel) reserved by China Hotel official website.

It is located in the most international trade circle in Beijing.

The center of Jianwai business circle and outward business circle. In our trip, it is close to Sanlitun and Qiaofufang grassland.

Mercure is a mid-range hotel under Accor Hotel Group, and its French flavor is well reflected in some small details, such as the faint perfume smell in the air, the flowers in the room and the works of artists hanging on the wall. The elegant and romantic style is very popular with my picky girlfriend.

The hotel is newly renovated, so don't worry about facilities and the like. The rooms in the hotel are very clean.

What's more, I gave breakfast at the time of booking, went to bed the next day, and caught breakfast on the first day. Breakfast is a combination of Chinese and western food, exquisite French food and Chinese food, delicious!

In this way, another trip to Beijing ended perfectly, looking forward to the travel video cut by my girlfriend.