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1.Beijing Comrades Bar Recommendation: Destination Bar

The expansion of the destination on the site may represent a progress in society. In 2004, it only had a small peripheral space, but gradually became a two-story large-scale camp, and will continue to expand in the future. Every weekend, the stairs from the courtyard outside the bar to the bar are crowded with people, which is said to be one of the reasons why many similar bars cannot survive. It is big enough, has a long history, has enough people, and naturally has many stories. Of course, 90% are gay, with fewer lesbians, and the other 10% include lesbians and corrupt women. Male homosexuals are often handsome and have a finely crafted face, which has made many corrupt women resentful. The most desirable aspect is that it invites well-known foreign DJs to come here every month to create various classic parties, with the music mainly focused on house and supplemented by various other fashionable electronic music.

The destination bar has an excellent management team, which is second to none in terms of beverage, service, event planning, DJ music, and other aspects. For a long time, the music at the destination has been ordered with the latest dance music from abroad, so the music at the destination is synchronized with the world! Destination not only surprises comrades in terms of music, but also does not fall behind in carrying out activities. Various activities are held every month, even every week. We also hold large-scale parties irregularly to meet the party needs of our comrades, so that you don't have to travel across oceans to participate in high-quality international parties!

The space on the first floor is circuitous and disorderly, including a dance floor with springs on the floor and some noisy bars. Many comrades indulge their energy savings here for a week. On weekends, they can see vigorous pole dance masters. At this time, the dance floor can be described as airtight and noisy. The second floor is a relatively quiet bar, and some rooms have simple gray sofas for comrades to fall in love here. A regular nightlife has already formed here, and some people will drive over from the lonely Tianjin to spend the night. At the same time, various activities are constantly produced, such as "I am proud I am a comrade" big party, bear night, and so on.

Consumption: Tickets are not charged on weekdays, with an average of 25-60 yuan for alcoholic beverages. Regular weekend tickets are 60 yuan (including drinks priced below 60 yuan), and tickets for holidays and DJs are 80-100 yuan.

Attention: Many "inexperienced" corrupt women are frightened when visiting the restroom at their destination: there is only one restroom, shared by both men and women. As soon as you arrive at the door, you may even see a row of men urinating. At this point, you need to open the door of a single person bathroom as if there were no one around and enter. Sharing toilets between men and women is one of the most peaceful and well-known phenomena in destinations.

Recommended Beverage: Blue Destination 50 yuan/cup. Moonlight Lover 40 yuan/cup.

Address: No. 7 Gongti West Road, Chaoyang District

If you want to go to this gay bar, just show this address to the taxi driver(北京朝阳区工体西路7号目的地酒吧).

Tel: 010-65515138

Per capita consumption: 100RMB.

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2. 「ANCHOR5.0」（安可·二丁目）

Anchor is an equally historic gay bar in Beijing, which has undergone several relocations and is currently located on Gongti West Road.

As a typical representative of the 'Speak easy' bar, its entry and exit mode is as novel and interesting as a secret room, and it is the perfect choice for comrades who do not like the hustle and bustle. The decoration is decorated with free arcades, as well as many retro and secondary elements. Whether the walls are neon lights "LoveWins" or the naked men on the paintings, they all remind you that you have come to the right place. Hundreds of signatures on the giant rainbow flag come from the Taiwanese gay pride festival team that the shop owner organized before.

As a frontcourt and backcourt bar for bungee jumping, 'Anchor' is a great choice.

【 Address: 】: Room 103, 1st Floor, A17 Gongti West Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing.

【 Business Hours 】 No store break, 19:00-02:00 (Sunday Thursday); 19: 00-04:00 (Friday, Saturday)

Introduction to Beijing

Beijing, abbreviated as "Jing", is the capital of the People's Republic of China, the political and cultural center of the country, and a world-renowned ancient capital and modern international city. Beijing is located in the northern part of the North China Plain at 39 degrees 56 north latitude and 116 degrees 20 east longitude, adjacent to Tianjin City to the east and Hebei Province to the rest.

Famous tourist attractions

Tiananmen Square, Beijing Imperial Palace, Yuanmingyuan, Summer Palace, Badaling Great Wall, Ming Tombs, Mutianyu Great Wall, Temple of Heaven Park, the Peking Man Site at Zhoukoudian, China Fangshan World Geopark, Prince Gong's Mansion, Beihai Park, Gubeishui Town, Olympic Park, Miyun Reservoir, Sanlitun, Grand Canal Forest Park.

Beijing, referred to as "Beijing", formerly known as Yanjing and Peiping, is the capital of the China, a Provinces of China, a municipality directly under the Central Government, a National central city, a megacity, and China's political center, cultural center, international exchange center, and scientific and technological innovation center approved by the State Council. Let's take a look at some of the top ten tourist attractions in Beijing.

1. Palace Museum

The Palace Museum is one of the three largest palaces in the world, the largest museum of ancient culture and art in China, and a famous tourist attraction in Beijing. The main buildings are the Hall of Harmony in the Taihe Hall, the Hall of Preserving Harmony, the Hall of Mental Cultivation, the Palace of Heavenly Purity, the Hall of Union, the Palace of Earthly Tranquility, the Hall of Literary Brilliance, the Wu Ying Hall, and the Jinshui Bridge. The main exhibition halls are the original palace, the painting and calligraphy hall, the ceramics hall, the jade museum, the gold and silver museum, the bronze museum, the donation hall, the Palace of Prolonging Happiness, the clock hall Palace of Tranquil Longevity District, etc., the main exhibits and collections are ancient calligraphy and painting, porcelain, bronze, jade, other handicrafts, yellow ground blue longevity shaped bowl, yellow ground red bat gold longevity shaped cover bowl, yellow ground pastel five blessing holding longevity shaped reinforcing bucket, yellow ground red bat gold color group "longevity" shaped slag bucket.

Address: No. 4 Jingshanqian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing

2. Temple of Heaven Park

The Temple of Heaven is a masterpiece of architectural techniques from the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is a treasure of ancient Chinese architecture and the largest group of sacrificial buildings in the world. With its profound cultural connotations and magnificent architectural style, it has become a reflection of ancient Eastern civilization. The Temple of Heaven is the place where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties "offered sacrifices to heaven" and "prayed for grain". It is located at the east side of the Zhengyang Gate. The northern part of the altar domain is circular, while the southern part is square, symbolizing "the sky is round and the place is square". Surrounded by two altar walls, the entire altar is divided into two parts: the inner altar and the outer altar, with a total area of 273 hectares. The main buildings are concentrated in the inner altar.

Address: A1 Tiantan Dongli, Dongcheng District, Beijing

3. Summer Palace

Summer Palace covers an area of 3.009 square kilometers (of which the Summer Palace World Cultural Heritage Area covers 2.97 square kilometers), with water surface accounting for about three quarters. There are 70000 square meters of palaces, gardens and ancient buildings in existence, and it is famous for its precious cultural relics collection. It is one of the most famous scenic spots in Beijing.

Address: No.19 Xinjian Gongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing

4. Badaling

Badaling Scenic Area is famous for its magnificent landscape, perfect facilities and profound cultural and historical connotation. It is a world-famous tourist resort, an important part of the Great Wall, a great defense project in ancient China, and one of the eight sights of Juyong Pass in the Ming Dynasty. With a total length of 5400 meters, Mutianyu is the longest Great Wall in China. Since ancient times, it has been an important military place to defend the capital and its surrounding areas. There are famous landscapes such as Zhengguan Platform, Dajiao Tower, and Eagle Flying Upside Down. The wall of the Great Wall remains intact, which better reflects the ancient charm of the Great Wall.

Address: Yanqing District, Huairou District, Beijing

5. Tiananmen Square

Tiananmen Square is renowned for its outstanding architectural art and special political status, and has been recognized by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics as one of the first batch of immovable revolutionary cultural relics in Beijing. The Tiananmen Gate Tower is 66 meters long and 37 meters wide. There are five gates under the city platform, with the largest gate in the middle located on the central axis of the Beijing Imperial City. In the past, only emperors could enter and exit through this gate. A portrait of Mao Zedong is hung above the central door opening, and on both sides are large slogans of "Long live the China" and "Long live the great unity of the people of the world".

Address: Dongcheng District, Beijing

6. Ming tombs

The Ming tombs is the largest existing imperial mausoleum complex in China and even the world, with the largest number of emperor and empress mausoleums. The mausoleum area is surrounded by mountains, the central part is a plain, and there are winding rivers in front of the mausoleum. From May of the seventh year of the Yongle reign (1409) to the burial of the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen, in the Siling tomb. During this period, for over 230 years, thirteen imperial tombs, seven imperial concubines' tombs, and one eunuch's tomb were built successively. A total of thirteen emperors, twenty-three empresses, two princes, more than thirty concubines, and two eunuchs were buried. The open attractions include Changling, Dingling, Zhaoling, Shenlu, and Kangling.

Address: Ming Tombs Special Zone, Changling Town, Changping District, Beijing

7. Old Summer Palace Ruins Park

Old Summer Palace Ruins Park is a famous patriotism education base, which was built in 1988. There are only mountains and rivers, garden patterns and building sites, and the remains of rockery, stone folding and carving are still visible. There is a garden history exhibition hall built at the old site of the "Western Tower" for people to admire and admire. The Old Summer Palace is a large imperial palace built and operated by the Qing emperors in more than 150 years. It was founded in the 46th year of Kangxi (1707) and consists of three gardens, namely, the Old Summer Palace, Changchun Garden and Qichun Garden. The park covers an area of 350 hectares (over 5200 acres), of which the water surface area is about 140 hectares (2100 acres), with over a hundred garden landscapes and a construction area of over 160000 square meters.

Address: No. 28 Qinghua West Road, Haidian District, Beijing

8. Prince Gong's Mansion

Prince Gong's Mansion is the largest palace complex in the Qing Dynasty. It was successively used as the residence of He Shen, a powerful minister in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and Aixin Jueluo Yonglin, Prince Qingxi in the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. In the first year of Xianfeng (1851), the Qing government granted this residence to Prince Gong's Aixin Jueluo Yixin, hence the name of Prince Gong's Mansion. Prince Gong's Mansion has a grand scale, covering a total area of 60000 square meters. It is divided into two parts, the mansion and the garden. It has more than 30 different architectural communities. It has gone through the historical process of the Qing Dynasty from its peak to its decline, carrying extremely rich historical and cultural information, so it has the saying "one Prince Gong's Mansion, half of the history of the Qing Dynasty".

Address: No.17, Qianhai West Street, Shichahai, Xicheng District, Beijing

9. Beijing Olympic Park

Beijing Olympic Park is famous at home and abroad for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. It embodies the three major concepts of "science and technology, green, and humanity". It is a new urban area integrating multiple functions of office, business, hotel, culture, sports, conference, and residence. The main attractions are the Bird's Nest, the Water Cube, the Beijing National Indoor Stadium, the National Convention Center, the Forest Park, the Sunken Garden, the Beiding Niangniang Temple, and the Tennis Center. Among them, the Bird's Nest became a large-scale professional venue for Beijing citizens to participate in sports activities and enjoy sports entertainment after the 2008 Olympics, and became a landmark sports building and Olympic heritage.

Address: No.15 Beichen East Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing

10. Beihai Park

The formation and development of Beihai Park has gone through several dynasties, including the Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, carrying nearly a thousand years of history and culture in China. It has formed a garden art style represented by royal gardens, and is a masterpiece that embodies the cultural and artistic achievements of previous dynasties. It is the earliest, most complete, and most deeply preserved classical royal garden in China's existing history. The entire park is centered around Beihai, covering an area of 69 hectares (including 39 hectares of water surface), mainly composed of Qionghua Island, the east bank, and the north bank scenic spots. The trees on Qionghua Island are lush, the pavilions and pavilions are quiet, and the white pagoda stands on the top of the mountain, becoming a symbol of the park.

Address: NO.1 Wenjin St, Xicheng District, Beijing

11. Happy Valley Beijing

Covering an area of 560000 square meters, Happy Valley Beijing focuses on cultural landscape, art performance and recreation experience, and integrates sea, land and air recreation. It is a sea of joy and one of the most interesting places in Beijing, day and night. MAIgoo's warm tip: Happy Valley is composed of seven cultural theme areas, including "fjord forest, Aegean port, lost Maya, Shangri La, dessert kingdom, ancient civilization · Atlantis, and Happy hour". It provides tourists with nearly 80 performances every day all the year round.

Address: Xiaowuji North Road, East Fourth Ring Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing

12. Beijing Zoo

The Beijing Zoo covers an area of about 90 hectares, with 8.6 hectares of water surface. The animal museum is divided into three areas: the east, the west and the north. It raises and exhibits more than 5000 animals of more than 500 species; More than 500 species of marine fish and marine organisms, with over 10000 tails. The eastern area of the zoo is composed of Shihu Mountain, Xiongshan Mountain, White Bear Hall, Houshan Mountain, Night Animal Hall, Feline Animal Hall, Pheasantry, nursery, panda hall, etc; The west area is composed of Snub-nosed monkey hall, amphibious reptile hall, orangutan hall, giraffe hall, deer park, children's zoo, antelope hall, etc; The northern area is composed of rhinoceros hippopotamus museum, elephant museum, Beijing Ocean Museum, etc.

Address: No.137 Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing

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If you are a Westerner traveling to China for the first time, there may be a few Chinese customs or ways of life that you may find peculiar. Of course, this is true with any unfamiliar culture so your best option is to learn as much as you can before traveling to your new destination.

Elizabeth Rabe and Kristen McAvoy, two American interns for china.org.cn, wrote their top 10 tips for westerners traveling to China after living in Beijing for 8 weeks. We hope this list helps you prepare for your China adventure and minimizes any unpleasant surprises.

1.Don't be afraid to bargain

No that purse does not really cost 1,000 yuan! When shopping at the various markets in Beijing do not be afraid to counter a high offer with a much lower price. Start your bid at around 10% to 20% of their first offer.

Having the exact amount you are willing to pay in hand is often a good tactic. If they do not accept, walk out. They will most likely call you back.

A good rule of thumb is to never pay more than half of their initial asking price.

2.Always have toilet paper and hand sanitizer

Most public toilets lack Western amenities in China. If toilet paper is available it will be on a role next to the entrance, so be sure to grab some before going into the stall. However, it is not uncommon for public toilets to lack toilet paper so it is a good idea to always have a pack with you.

In addition, there will definitely be no paper towels and often no soap, so hand sanitizer is your best bet for achieving clean hands.

Lastly, get those legs prepared for the squat toilets in China – they are everywhere.

3.Watch where you step

In contrast to popular belief, a lot of Chinese are proud canine owners. Unfortunately, grass is a rare commodity in Beijing so the sidewalks are where man's best friend does his business. Don't get too distracted or you will regret it for the rest of the day.

Also, be on the lookout for traffic as pedestrians in China do not have the right of way.

4.Take taxi

If you do not speak Mandarin you must print the address of your destination in Chinese characters. Do not assume that they will understand your broken Mandarin directions. The majority of cab drivers speak no English and Beijing is a big city so describing your destination can often be a challenge.

Some cab drivers attempt to bargain, especially late at night. If they do not turn on the meter get another cab. Be aware that 2 to 3 yuan will be added to the final meter amount for gas expenses.

Taxis are the most expensive way to get around in Beijing, so the subway is a great alternative for travelers on a tighter budget. The bus system, although inexpensive, is extremely complicated for non-mandarin speakers.

5.Pollution protection

The pollution in Beijing is not only unsightly, but may affect your body in adverse ways.

Be sure to bring plenty of lotion and eye drops (especially for those who wear contacts) as the pollution tends to irritate and dry out your skin and eyes.

The U.S. embassy regularly posts a pollution report on its website. On days that are categorized as 'hazardous', it may be best to stay inside.

6.Be open but cautious when it comes to food

Unlike many Western countries, not all restaurants in China receive a sanitation score for cleanliness and food preparation. As a result, you must choose where you dine carefully. Street food is probably not a good idea, and it is also wise to bring some antibiotics, probiotics, and other stomach relief medicines. Even properly prepared food may not sit well with a Westerner's stomach.

Be patient to adjust and willing to try authentic Chinese cuisine. There are some amazing dishes; be sure to try Peking duck and hot pot, before you leave.

7.Beware of massages

A traditional Chinese massage varies greatly from a traditional western massage, so do your research before you opt for the first place you see. Chinese massages emphasize healing, and the techniques used are often peculiar to a Western observer. There are a number of methods used, but many involve tools such as wooden hammers, suction cups and needles.

8.If you need a taste of the West, go to Sanlitun

Sanlitun is an area in the Chaoyang District located north east of the Forbidden City between the 2nd and 3rd rings. Although very expensive by Beijing standards, Sanlitun offers a variation of restaurants, bars and nightclubs that foreigners frequent. Here you can find anything from a McDonald's to Turkish cuisine.

9.Watch out for umbrellas

In contrast to the West's definition of beauty, the Chinese value fair skin. Hence, regardless of rain or sunshine, a typical Chinese female is equipped with an umbrella. With a population of approximately 17 million, however, these ornate accessories quickly become hazards to distracted eyes.

10.Words to know

a. Mai dan – Check-----1) 买单

b. Cai dan – Menu-----2) 菜单

c. Xiexie – Thank you-----3) 谢谢

d. Ni hao – Hello-----4) 你好

e. Bing – Ice-----5) 冰

f. Shui – Water-----6) 水

g. Bu yao – Don't want it.-----7) 不要

h. Learning the numbers 1 through 10 will make your daily life much easier.-----8) 学会数字从1到10的说法