Our family is going to Beijing in a few days and we want to know what fun places there are in Beijing. Urgent! !

Beijing people’s pronunciation is too vague, and they may not realize it themselves, especially the bus attendants, who announce the station names so that people who have just arrived can’t understand them. The food is very spicy, but if you don't go to a hotel or something like that, it's very cheap. The weather is mainly hot, and the humidity is too low and too dry. I need to drink more water and pay attention to anti-static. I am exposed to static electricity many times every day there.

Never hang your clothes to dry on the balcony after washing. The wind will blow them away. To Beijingers, it is a small wind, but to us southerners, it is a strong wind. Secondly, there will be a lot of dust, so hang it out. When you take your clothes back, you will find that they are dirtier than before washing. Really, this is not exaggerated at all. The other thing is to avoid getting caught in the rain. The rain in the south can be used as a free car wash. The rain over there can make a newly washed car feel like it has fallen into a mud puddle.

Speaking of the subway, you buy tickets in the underground subway station. Someone will check your ticket as you go further down. Then pay attention to the signboards, don’t go the wrong way, and think about it when you leave the station. Wherever you want to go, the distance will be significantly different if you take different exits, and crossing the road more than once will also increase the risk.

Some places on the roads in Beijing have traffic lights that pedestrians can press by themselves. They are like small telegraph poles. Press them and wait until they turn green. However, there are not many cars that will let you pass, so it is still a good idea. Be careful. Giving up your seat is common in Beijing, but don’t hold up your seat and refuse to give up your seat, as this will cause the flight attendant to scold other passengers.

If you have the desire to urinate, go in quickly when you see the toilet. If you miss it, you won’t know how many kilometers away the next toilet is. This is because most of the houses in Beijing are built very low. A unit or a community can occupy half the size of a county.

If you don’t drink coffee or tea, don’t buy a cup. The water quality in Beijing is so bad that you can’t even brush your teeth. It’s too salty! Go directly to the supermarket to buy water. There are large bottles of economical bottles. I remember that the cheapest one dollar can buy a liter.

Finally, study the map carefully, familiarize yourself with the places you often go to, write down the places you want to go to, and try not to take taxis. A few hundred yuan for a taxi in Beijing is very common, even if the map No matter how close it is, it will cost at least dozens of dollars.

First of all, let’s talk about fun. You should visit the following places:

1. Go to Tiananmen Square to see the flag raising. Apart from the fare, you basically don’t have to spend anything. Some people in the square will ask you to take photos, so it’s best not to I think it's not worth spending the money. Buy something to eat and drink at the supermarket and take it with you.

2. Forbidden City, after watching the flag raising, you can go directly to the Forbidden City. Off-season tickets are 40 yuan, and the price is half if you have a student ID. In order to save money, try not to buy food or drink there, it’s expensive.

3. Go to Badaling Great Wall. Don't take the tourist bus, it's expensive. Take bus 44 from Qianmen to Deshengmen, then take bus 919, which is direct, and only costs 5 or 6 yuan. It costs 30 to 50 yuan to make a special tourist bus.

4. Go to Wangfujing. By the way, try some Beijing snacks. There is a Beijing snack street.

5. Go to Shichahai, which is the most distinctive place in Beijing. You can also take the No. 5 bus from Qianmen and get off at Gulou Station for one yuan. You'll find out as soon as you get off the car and ask. There are no tickets. There are various bars to check out, but the prices are not very cheap. After the water surface of Shichahai freezes, Beijingers love to go there for ice skating and winter swimming. Especially lively.

6. Go to Liulijing. It is a famous calligraphy and painting street in Beijing, full of old Beijing flavor. Take bus No. 44 for two stops from Qianmen and get off at Hepingmen Station, and you will find out once you find out.

7. To understand Beijing as a whole, take bus 300, 730, or special 8 bus to circle the entire Third Ring Road. This way we can see more places, otherwise we only have these few days and we won’t be able to get around at all.

To sum up, when you are looking for a hotel, it is best to find it near the front door. It is convenient to go anywhere and not far from the train station.

When looking for a hotel, ask a few more to compare, and then discuss the price with them, and you should be able to get it right. Safety shouldn't be a problem.

When asking for directions, it is better to ask an older person as much as possible.