I want to travel to Beijing alone, and I plan to play for a week. I have never been there before. Who can help me?

D 1, when you arrive in Beijing, find a place to settle down, take a bath and stroll around.

D2, if you like modern art, you can go to 798 (no ticket) and then take the subway to the Olympic Park (free). If there is no match between the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube, don't buy tickets. I saw nothing but a pile of chairs. Just taking pictures outside.

D3. Get up early to watch the flag-raising ceremony. The Palace Museum (60) is enough for one day. You need to buy another ticket for that treasure exhibition. It looks like 20. You can have a look if you like. Come out and visit Dashilan, Wangfujing and Xidan in the evening. Just taking photos, not buying souvenirs, old Beijing cloth shoes, candied fruit and cloisonne are all very inferior things.

D4, Temple of Heaven (coupon 35), Lama Temple (25), pick one passing by the National Grand Theatre by bus at night, which has a bright future.

D5。 One-day tour of the Great Wall. Get off at Jishuitan on Metro Line 2, exit A, and go straight east. You will see an ancient city building, the Arrow Tower. Swipe your card at the parking lot on the north side of Arrow Tower, take the 877 to Badaling Qian Shan parking lot, and the last bus from Qian Shan Station to Beijing is at 4: 30, so be sure to get back to Qian Shan parking lot at 4: 00. Or, stay near Badaling Scenic Area and return to Beijing the next morning. Tickets for Badaling (45)

D6, Gongwangfu (40), Nanluoguxiang.

If you are a full-time college student, you can buy a student ticket.

If you are a boy, you can find a youth hostel online. A quadruple room with a private bath every night in 60 yuan. Many foreign backpackers choose this way. Many youth hostels have good locations, or quadrangles.

Transportation, I suggest you get a Beijing transportation card. It is convenient and cheap to take the subway and bus. Finally, I returned it the day I was in Beijing.

Prices in Beijing are actually very cheap. Breakfast and dinner in street shops can basically be controlled in 40 yuan for one day. Even if you go to an old shop to eat Beijing-style snacks such as fried liver roast duck and braised roast duck every day, it is absolutely possible to spend 60 to 80 yuan a day.

I am not talking nonsense about this. My classmates are foreigners. At my suggestion, I am happy to eat, drink and have fun in Beijing. Per capita accommodation is from 100 to 150.