Old photos of Beijing, street scenes in the 1980s! Do you recognize these cityscapes and scenic spots?

This is a special set of old photos taken in Beijing in the 1980s. These old photos with a sense of vicissitudes of life truly reproduce the cityscape, street scenes, scenic spots and people's life scenes in the "capital" more than 30 years ago. These old photos are very rare and very old. They can be said to be a rare image material. I believe many friends have never seen it. Now let’s take a look at these historical photos of Beijing and learn about the situation in the capital more than 30 years ago!

The photo above is of Beijing in the 1980s, the Beijing Hotel

The Beijing Hotel is a famous architectural landscape in Beijing. It is located in the bustling area of ??Chang'an Street and was the largest and most luxurious hotel in Beijing in its early years. One of the hotels. Whether it is the appearance of the building, interior decoration, service quality, etc., it stands out in Beijing and even the whole country. It is a place where celebrities from business and political circles are received!

The photo above is of the Friendship Hotel in Beijing in the 1980s

The Friendship Hotel in Beijing in the 1980s was built in 1954. It was formerly the Western Suburbs Guest House of the State Council and was opened in March 1956. Changed to current name. The building of Friendship Hotel is simple and elegant, and it is a building with strong national characteristics of China. It is a well-known architectural landscape in Beijing.

The photo above is Beijing in the 1980s, Beihai Park

Beihai Park is an ancient Chinese royal garden and one of the most famous parks in Beijing. It is mainly composed of Qionghua Island, East Bank and North Bank scenic areas. There are many pavilions, flowers and plants in the park, making it the best place for leisure and entertainment. The white tower in the picture stands on the top of the mountain, it is very outstanding!

The photo above is of tourists in the Forbidden City in Beijing in the 1980s

In the Palace Museum in Beijing in the 1980s, two tourists were taking photos with a tripod. The Forbidden City is one of China's most famous historical places. Many people's dream is to visit the Forbidden City and take a photo.

The photo above is of the Summer Palace in Beijing in the 1980s

In the Summer Palace in Beijing in the 1980s, it was winter, and the garden became a white world, and Kunming Lake was already covered with thick ice. People were skating and having fun on the ice. Have you ever had such an experience?

The photo above is a street scene in Beijing in the 1980s

The picture shows a street scene in Beijing in the 1980s near the entrance of the National Art Museum of China. Several blue and white trolleybuses are on the road. As we drove, there were a large number of people riding bicycles in front of the car. This scene of bicycles and trolley buses running side by side was often seen on the streets of Beijing in the 1980s!

The photo above is of people riding a tram in Beijing in the 1980s

The picture shows a trolleybus in Beijing in the 1980s. At this time, people are lining up in an orderly manner when a trolleybus pulls into the station. get off. In those days, this kind of trolleybus could be seen everywhere. It was composed of two carriages connected and had the advantage of large transport capacity!

The photo above is of Beijing in the 1980s, a tricycle

The picture shows a Beijing street in the 1980s. A father is carrying his child forward on a unique tricycle. This kind of Small tricycles were often seen on the streets of Beijing in that era. They can be said to be a characteristic of the capital, recording the childhood memories of those born in the 1970s and 1980s. Do you miss the scene of your father taking you to play on a tricycle?

The above photo is of a waiting room in Beijing in the 1980s

The picture shows a waiting room in Beijing in the 1980s. A gray-haired old lady and her grandson are sitting on a long bench. Waiting for the arrival of the train.

They carried large and small bags, looked calm, and were full of expectations for this trip!

The author’s summary:

What do you think after looking at these old photos of Beijing? Do you know a lot about the situation back then? Do you lament that this city has changed a lot in the past few decades? Do the scenic spots, landscapes and life scenes in the picture remind you of your memories? What do you think of Beijing’s urban development and tourism culture? Welcome to leave a message in the message area!

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