Amazing Beijing
One of the most exciting cities in the world, Beijing is on the boil, welcoming and open for business 24/7. Eastern in flavour and western in style, its streets are full of youthful activity.
The political and cultural epicentre of an evolved China exudes a dynamic energy of change and growth that pulsates day and night. Modern buildings conceal traditional courtyards tucked away in small Hutongs, people practicing tai chi in the parks and ancient architectural treasures that have seen the rise and fall of many a dynasty.
Amazing Beijing is full of information to help make life easier during a stay. The first few restaurants, authorities needed to register or acquire a driver's licence, public transport, the region's delights, shops, hotels, doctors, sources, clubs, international schools; they can all be found here. Enjoy your stay.
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Inviting
National Museum of China.
As you would expect, the mission of the National Museum of China is to inform and educate about Chinese art and history. The massive building was one of ten structures erected in celebration of the foundation of the Republic of China...
The Capital Museum.
Do you have four or five hours? That’s roughly how long it takes to thoroughly explore the Capital Museum. If you make a choice or skip explanations you might be faster. But what is there to see? Art and artifacts provide insights into the history...
Chinese Ethnic Museum.
The Chinese Ethnic Museum has somewhat of a holistic concept, as you can not only learn about China’s culture by going through the exhibitions but also by diving right into it – experiencing live dancing performances, trying a original...
Relaxing
Classical.
When it comes to Western classical music, the East may be the world’s best hope for keeping the tradition alive for the next generation. As record sales and performances decline in Europe and America, China...
Dance.
In Beijing, dance often takes a back seat to the acrobatics and Peking Opera shows more popular with visitors. But dance is alive and kicking in the capital, with plenty of options on offer. The Poly Theatre in Dongzhimen often hosts...
Jazz.
China is not generally well-known for its jazz music. In fact, the genre was completely banned during the Cultural Revolution of the 60's and 70's. Nowadays, ask anyone in the international jazz scene where the place for jazz is...
