You Can Eat Real Shanghai cai In Beijing

Shanghai style (Shanghai cai) food tends to be somewhat sweet and features seafood. Shanghai restaurants have been quite popular for some years now but Shanghai Cuisine can be a little expensive.

The Lu Lu Restaurant is one of the representative restaurants serving traditional Shanghai fare in a neo-classical setting. It is a popular restaurant chain which takes pride in its "new-wave Shanghainese cuisine." The Lu Lu Restaurant has several outlets in Shanghai and Beijing with over 20 years' experience in the preparation of Shanghainese recipes.
A recommended dish is the crab-powdered mushrooms and vegetable wontons. Often crowded, the atmosphere appeals to those who enjoy Shanghai-style food and it is perfect for noisy business lunches which do not require "talking business".

China Landscapes Chapter Qingdao

An actor and an actress perform at Qingdao Underwater World in Qingdao, east China's Shandong

Province, Feb. 15, 2013. During the Spring Festival holidays, an underwater performance telling the story of a mermaid and a prince attracted many visitors in Qingdao. Visual, audio and electronical technologies were applied to the performance.

Beijing Qingnianhu Park

Qingnianhu Park is located along the west side of Andingmenwai Street in Dongcheng District. The park
covers an area of 169,800 m2, of which 63,800 m2 is covered by water. It is a comprehensive park consisting of facilities for leisure, entertainment, science and culture, and sports.
The park features the following areas: Sculpture Garden of Play Characters, Mid-lake Island, Water-front Platform, the Boat Dock, the Golf Club, Water World, and more. The natural landscapes and manmade attractions make the park a place for family recreation and school education.

Beijing's Iron Man in Tiananmen Square

Iron Man 3 arrives in cinemas this week. But can Marvel win the ultimate battle - to break China's growing movie market with a special Chinese version of the film?

When Marvel launched the international promotional campaign for Iron Man 3 earlier this month, it did not choose Hollywood or London's Leicester Square, but Beijing's Forbidden City.
It was the first time a Hollywood film had ever been celebrated inside the Chinese capital's Imperial Palace.
Leading man Robert Downey Jr even did his part to charm the Chinese press by calling out to fans in the local Chinese dialect.
"I'm interested in all things Chinese and I live a very Chinese life in America," he told the press conference.
It was all part of Hollywood's attempt to woo Chinese audiences and authorities.

Badaling Great Wall, Ming Tombs in Beijing

Badaling Great Wall, Ming Tombs

1. Head to the Ming Tombs. Visit Changling or Dingling.
Ming Tombs: Without doubt, it is the largest clusters of imperial cemeteries in China.
2. After lunch, drive to the Badaling Great Wall.
Badaling Great Wall: The most famous and best-preserved section of the Great Wall.
3. Visit Bona Jade Factory and learn about the stone carving art in China. Take the travelers back to their hotel. In the evening, enjoy a famous Peking Duck dinner that is a traditional Chinese food.

Have You Ever Been to Beihai Park

Encompasses more than 68 hectares, Beihai Park is an imperial park in the city of Beijing, northwest to the Forbidden City. More than half of it is taken up by the lake.

Like many other Chinese imperial gardens, Beihai Park was built to imitate some famous scenic spots and architecture from different regions of China. The structures and scenes in Beihai Park are described as masterpieces of gardening technique that reflects the style and the superb architectural skill and richness of traditional Chinese garden art.
History of Beihai Park
As one of the oldest and most authentically saved imperial gardens in China, Beihai Park has a history of 1000 years.
Beihai Park has existed throughout several dynasties-the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Lots of the buildings were constructed during Qing Dynasty Qianlong reign
In 1925, Beihai Park was opened to the public. Later it became one of the first important cultural sites placed under protection by the State Council.