What are the tourist attractions in Beijing?

I recommend scenic spots for everyone:

1. Beijing Forbidden City

As the capital of China, Beijing has a long history and profound cultural heritage. This summer vacation, I came to Beijing and personally climbed the winding Great Wall in Wan Li. Visited Gongwangfu, a luxurious mansion in Little Shenyang; Visited the Yuanmingyuan, which was destroyed by the war but still stands tenaciously; I tasted crisp Beijing roast duck and various snacks ... Looking back and savoring the beauty of Beijing, I found that the Forbidden City had a unique flavor.

The Forbidden City, also known as the Forbidden City, was the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Jingshan Mountain in the north and Jinshui River in the south, covering an area of about 72 hectares. Guided by the tour guide "Lord Zhai", we passed through Tiananmen Square, the end gate and the meridian gate along the vermilion wall and the yellow glazed tile roof, and were stunned by the sight before us: the tall palace sat firmly in front of us, the sunlight reflected by the temple penetrated everything around like thousands of golden lights, and the city walls guarded all directions. Further inside, what shocked me most was the Hall of Supreme Harmony. The Hall of Supreme Harmony was the place where court examinations were held in ancient times. After studying hard for ten years, how many scholars finally stepped into this hall! Seen from a distance, there are two floors at the top of the temple, both of which are golden yellow with a composition in the middle.

Later, we went to Jiulongbi, Baohe Hall, Ningshou Palace, Yangyang Hall and other scenic spots and feasted our eyes. Standing on the aisle of the Forbidden City, I seem to see the old friends of the former Qing Dynasty and the eternal civilization. Think carefully, what makes the Forbidden City so magnificent? It must be the wisdom and sweat of ancestors, as well as profound historical and cultural accumulation, which endows it with infinite vitality and vitality.

2. Beijing Yuanmingyuan

On March 6th, I was in Beijing, and our little reporter and his party visited the Yuanmingyuan.

The former Yuanmingyuan was a large royal palace, but in the19th century, it was looted and burned by the British and French allied forces, then looted by Eight-Nation Alliance, and finally became a ruin. It is full of desolate beauty, but it is full of vitality because of the arrival of spring.

Walking to the main entrance of Yuanmingyuan, I saw the crimson stone wall against the blue sky, and the purple magnolia was quietly smiling.

Go in through the main entrance and turn right to Jianbi Pavilion, which is the largest pavilion in the garden. On 1992, the original site was rebuilt. Further on, we saw a broken single-hole stone bridge, which is said to be the only ancient stone bridge preserved to this day after the British and French allied forces burned down. The potholes above seem to tell us about its suffering.

Continue along the gravel road, and then we come to huanghua town, a garden modeled after the maze of Europe. We shuttled inside, looking for the exit, and raced to see who walked to the central pavilion first. Laughter floated into the air,

Walking along the lake, I came to the largest lake in the park, Fuhai. Although there is still thin ice on the lake, the smell of early spring has come to my face: the wind is blowing on the lake, green willows are swaying, and a group of black swans are looking for water and playing there on the clear lake. The addition of the black swan immediately enlivened this still picture.

Walking along the north shore of Fuhai, we came to the site of Xiyanglou. The once tall and majestic building has become a ruin, and only the marble and exquisite carvings that are faintly visible on the ground can make us daydream about its grand scene. We will never forget the history of "being behind will be beaten".

Finally, in front of the ruins of the "Dashui Law", we gave an impassioned recitation of "China Youth Theory", and the loud voice resounded over Yuanmingyuan. ...

3. Beijing Summer Palace

On the last morning when we are about to leave Beijing, we can't wait to go to the Summer Palace, a world-famous royal garden.

The Summer Palace covers an area of 290 hectares. We entered the Summer Palace from the east, passed Renshou Hall and came to Kunming Lake. As soon as I saw Kunming Lake, I remembered Su Shi's poem "The water is bright and sunny, and the mountains are rainy." The Kunming Lake here is crystal clear and slightly rippling, but now it has been covered with layers of ice. The Wanshou Mountain over there is verdant and cypress, with magnificent palaces and beautiful pavilions. Ah! Wonderland on earth! I can't leave here. After seeing Kunming Lake, I came to Yulantang, where Empress Dowager Cixi imprisoned Emperor Guangxu. We walked on and came to Le Shou Tang, where Empress Dowager Cixi lived. There is an electric light bulb on the floor of Le Shou Tang, which is said to be the earliest place to use electric light in China. Out of Leshou Hall, I came to the famous promenade. The promenade is 728 meters long and divided into 273 rooms with columns. There are pictures carved on the top of every room, and no two of thousands of pictures are the same. Walk through the promenade and come to the foot of Wanshou Mountain. At the foot of the mountain is Paiyun Hall, and there is Foxiang Pavilion halfway up the mountain. The tops of these buildings are all golden glazed tiles, shining in the sun.

The tour guide told us that the beautiful Summer Palace not only showed us a beautiful picture, but more importantly told an inspiring historical story to our descendants. Empress Dowager Cixi closed the door and built the Summer Palace in China to warn us not to repeat the mistakes of history.

Finally I went back and sold the heavy threshold. I really still have some souvenirs, the beautiful scenery in this garden and too many historical stories that happened in this garden.