I will visit Beijing and live near China Communication University for about five or six days. How should I arrange my trip?

I don't know your age. I'll give you some advice based on a 20-year-old young man.

Near the Forbidden City1; The Forbidden City is actually a bunch of houses. There is nothing to see. Stroll in the square and walk into the back door of the Forbidden City from Tiananmen Square. The Treasure Hall is still a little precious, and then you can go to Jingshan to catch the weather and overlook the Forbidden City. I think it is the most beautiful. If you have nothing to do in the afternoon, you can go to Gongwangfu. I think the scenery there is small and exquisite, and it is close to Houhai. It's good to visit Houhai by the way, go boating or sit in a small bar at night (the small bar is a bit killing, but there are individual differences). I think this can be pieced together into a day However, it is estimated that there will be no shortage of people in the Forbidden City and Gongwangfu, and there will be no shortage of people in Houhai.

2 shopping mall articles; Guangxin Tiandi is the nearest shopping center to the media. There are many high-end and mid-range shopping centers. There is a new world on Dawang Road. General brands have them, and there are quite a few luxury goods in Guo Mao. Wangfujing is a variety of flagship stores, but there are not many brands. New Dong 'an is middle and low. I don't think Oriental Xintiandi remembers anything except it. Xidan is a hodgepodge. The Pearl Warwick mainly sells goods on the ground. Some small shops in Warwick are imported from the Korean version. The style is good, the quality is not good, the cost performance is not high, and some of them are lovely lattice shops. Joy City, some people will think that some things are only available there, and most people probably have no enthusiasm, which is strange. Girls all like it, such as Juntai, Zhong You and Joy Cheng, and some of them are quite fashionable besides general brands. Shopping time can be more or less, which varies from person to person. And Seth outlets, all on sale. I go to Taobao occasionally, and it's ok. I haven't bought anything at Yansha Outlets, but I'm interested in Baidu.

3 urban areas; Gulou East Street, Nanluoguxiang, Dai Yan Xiejie and Houhai are not far away. Young artists must go to small shops and bars, as well as some trendy shops.

4 Olympic legacy; Being in Beijing, I haven't been to the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube. It's not bad to buy a ticket. I'm not interested anyway. But if you don't pass by every day, you should not regret it. There seems to be an Olympic park or something. The environment in the north of the city is good and the air is good. It's not built.

5 798; Young artists like it. Take a taxi at Jiuxianqiao and Wangjing subway. It's best not to be a black car. Black cars in Beijing are generally more expensive than regular taxis. It's estimated that it will be gone in more than half a day. Think about it yourself.

6 nightclub articles; As young people, they always go to nightclubs. Mix at the north gate of Workers Stadium is more popular and the price is more car-scrapping. In the Workers Stadium West Street, several nightclubs are similar. Young people seem to love coco and la, Beauty Club, MGM, Baby, Tang Hui, and the No.3 Workers' Stadium are all cheaper. One of the destinations is homosexuality. Sanlitun bar street is relatively slaughter, personally feel no emotional appeal. The East Gate Palace Club of WTO has a special les performance every Saturday. It is said that Wudaokou also has nightclubs. I haven't been there. By the way, there is a Pacific place in Sanlitun, which seems to be called village in English. You can also take a leisurely stroll.

7 park articles; I wonder if there are still four altars of heaven, earth, sun and moon, and the Temple of Heaven can barely stroll around. What scenic spots, such as Summer Palace, Yuanmingyuan, Botanical Garden, Xiangshan, Great Wall and Ming Tombs, are time-consuming? If you really want to go there, you should go by yourself. Personally, I think these places are like besieged cities. People who haven't been in want to see it, and those who have seen it don't want to be old. Just like getting married, depending on personal interests,

These are actually just my preferences due to my age, and I haven't remembered the others for the time being, which varies from person to person. You'd better have a travel preference, whether you like culture or nature, and have a focus, so it will be easier to decide where to go.