What should Cantonese people pay attention to when they travel to Beijing now? What is the weather like there now?

The weather in Beijing is cool in the morning and hot at noon. Most people wear short-sleeved trousers.

You need a thin quilt to sleep at night, but you don't have to worry about it. The hotel naturally has it.

You can still wear short sleeves until 9.20, but you need to wear a thin coat for your shirt and jeans.

Autumn in Beijing is the best of the four seasons. It's relatively dry, clothes dry easily, and you don't need to bring a lot, such as underwear. If you wash it every day, three is enough.

Special snacks:

Rolling on a donkey (glutinous rice pasta, very soft and square)

Aiwowo (similar to snowballing, sweeter and rounder than that)

Pea yellow (this thing I like to eat)

Cat ears (similar to boiled noodles, but noodles are in the shape of cat ears, very small)

Mutton offal soup (meaning the same as the name)

Abdominal violence (it is estimated that this is the most expensive snack, a plate of dozens, and now the price of meat is more expensive)

Enema (fried sausage slices+garlic juice)

Row fork (fried, very crisp, easy to grind)

Sugar ear (also fried, not crisp, sweet)

But these are really snacks, basically not full, and maybe I don't like snacks, basically don't like these things.

In Beijing, the most common thing to eat at home is rice cooking, and noodles are often eaten in summer. Because it is simple to make, Zhajiang Noodles and miso noodles in Zhajiang noodles are eaten in turn, but these restaurants outside don't taste like that.

In particular, there is something called bean juice, which is an old Beijing breakfast. The taste is very distinctive, and people who drink it for the first time basically spit it out. Hehe, in fact, the younger generation in Beijing can't get used to it, and now it's a specialty, so they can't drink it at ordinary times.

If you want to bring something to people, especially to the elderly, I recommend the snacks in Daoxiang Village, which are chain stores and are everywhere. You should pack it yourself according to the weight. If you are willing to pack a box, the maximum is 100 yuan. According to the old rules in Beijing, snacks are indispensable for the elderly. Or buy embedded cloth shoes, which are very suitable for the elderly. There are many styles and prices, but I wonder if the elderly in Guangdong wear cloth shoes.

Everything mentioned above is available in Wangfujing. There is a pedestrian street in Wangfujing, where many old Beijing brands are gathered, such as Quanjude Roast Duck, Donglaishun (this is instant-boiled mutton) and piles of shops. The architectural style is also relatively old.

Interesting place: I remember a foreign friend of mine describing Beijing, seeing temples during the day and sleeping at night, haha, which means there is no nightlife in Beijing.

In any case, Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City must go. The Summer Palace and the Temple of Heaven are also good. The scenery in autumn is very good. You have the strength to climb the Great Wall, but it is far away.

Besides, I really can't think of any place to go. If you are young, it is more appropriate to go to Xidan. Wangfujing is more suitable for the elderly. There are several big shopping malls in Xidan, all of which take places to eat, but there is absolutely no shortage of shopping malls in Guangdong.

Life in big cities is similar, nothing special.