Four-day tour in Beijing Raiders self-help tour

Beijing is an ultra-modern city, where ancient cultural elements and modern elements are closely linked, forming an exciting and beautiful picture, which will bring you incomparable profound shock and comprehensively enhance your thoughts. Here is to share with you the detailed strategy of the four-day tour in Beijing.

I have been to the Imperial Capital many times, but most of them go back and forth on the same day and go to the museum to see the exhibition. As we all know, you have to punch in when you travel to Beijing, but you have never been there. I was free this time, and my friend took me in. After playing for four days, it can be said that it is very enjoyable. Diary trip again, haha.

The first day: Tsinghua+Peking University went to Qingbei for the first time, and both schools were closed. Fortunately, our senior sister from Peking University took us in and let us visit the campus of Peking University and the sackler Museum of Archaeology and Art of Peking University.

"Seeking Truth: Peking University Archaeological Teaching and Scientific Research Achievements Exhibition" is really worth seeing. The main line of the exhibition is still arranged in chronological order. Divided into: Paleolithic archaeology, Neolithic archaeology, Zhou archaeology, Han and Tang archaeology, archaeology and archaeological techniques and methods.

Many sites and cemeteries involved in excavation are very famous archaeological discoveries. It's really rare to see so many unearthed cultural relics at one time. Fortunately, the knowledge of bronzes and porcelain can be simply popularized in front of other professional students (I have been worried about forgetting the true side), and you can still make up a lot of things when you see artifacts.

In addition to artifacts, some time-sensitive small labels and exhibitions of papers and monographs are impressive.

Not to mention eating in Nanluoguxiang at night! I recommend matcha latte and online celebrity flower cake. This food is very satisfying.

I brought a good friend of Beijing Normal University, so the base area is here these days! Compared with the remote places I have been, all kinds of food are so cheap. )

The next day: The weather in Summer Palace+Yuanmingyuan is not hot at all, even a little cold. However, the fact that it rained very little and my shoes were wet frustrated my trip. I bought a shoe cover at the entrance of the Summer Palace to solve the problem in the morning (I died at noon).

I obviously felt the grand occasion of the imperial city tourism. Even if it is not a holiday, there are still many tourists. As a Buddhist tour, we found a service provided by WeChat official account in the park, so we watched the route on the spot and scanned the QR code to listen to the explanation.

Most of what I talked about was the use in the late Qing Dynasty, the courtyard where Emperor Guangxu was imprisoned, the place where Cixi handled political affairs when she was in power, and the bedroom of Queen Yulong.

These places with a large flow of people are usually explained by tour guides, which sounds like telling stories, but nothing more than anecdotes from unofficial history.

Royal garden, the scenery is really good. Because I'm not so happy, I visited the main scenic spots (I entered from the East Palace Gate, and there are other entrance routes in the WeChat service number): East Palace Gate-Renshou Hall-Dehe Garden-Yulantang-Yiyun Hall-Leshou Hall-Painting Gallery-Paiyun Hall-Foxiang Pavilion, and then I went south without going to Suzhou Street. There are no big scenic spots in the south, but there are many bridges. Walking by the lake in light rain is also a special enjoyment.

If someone, like me, walks around the Summer Palace in the morning, you will find that by noon, you are already at the top of the friends list. It's really big! ! (Step 33225 after 52 1 returns)

Yuanmingyuan is close to the Summer Palace. Find the right door, and you can walk there soon.

One of the worst things in the afternoon was that it rained for a long time, but the shoes were not spared-when it was wet, it was not so comfortable to walk. Because of the weather, I have to go to eat after the tour, so the tour of Yuanmingyuan is basically straight to landmark buildings.

Day 3: Bird's Nest+Water Cube+China Science and Technology Museum. It was sunny, and when I went outside the Bird's Nest, it was still very friendly. I didn't expect that when I went to McDonald's to pick up hot water, the demon wind blew, and I had some difficulty walking, let alone shading the sun.

Wisely, I decided to buy a ticket to visit the Water Cube, avoiding the strong wind and the sun first. In fact, I am also curious about how this huge sum of money was built and then developed and used.

There is a swimming club in the non-competition venue on the first floor. During the Olympic Games, the swimming pool where athletes warm up is open to the public, and the swimming ticket is 60 yuan.

There is a similar children's water park next to it, which looks very fun! The rest of the commercial buildings are somewhat like ordinary shopping malls, restaurants and related shopping parts.

Tour groups to the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube basically take pictures outside, and few people spend money to visit. I wandered around the water cube at noon that day, but I was unexpectedly happy.

After a hearty lunch, I found the China Science and Technology Museum nearby, and I can still visit it after two hours' walk. This trip is really a surprise. It's really interesting. Next time I go to see the unfinished work.

The content on the first floor is familiar, but it is really the first time to see so many ancient "black technologies" on display. The key is to be able to experience them with your hands

"Exploration and Discovery" on the second floor is a display of various chemical and physical related contents, and all kinds of small experimental devices can be experienced one by one. The "Technology and Life" on the third floor was only halfway through and was told to close. Curious baby hasn't played enough (covering his face)!

Day 4: The tourists in Beijing Zoo are mainly parents with preschool children, and there are many foreign tourists. They have never been to a zoo with so many people.

As soon as I go in, I naturally look for my favorite panda!

I started from the east, and I almost went to the west for sightseeing in the east. There are many people in the east, Shihu Mountain and Monkey Mountain. The amphibian and reptile hall in the west is a relatively large indoor building, with other zebras, giraffes, flamingos and so on. They're all outdoors. The scenery of waterfowl lake is very beautiful.

I can't help but vomit. No matter how many slogans are posted in the zoo, please don't feed or knock on the glass, but these two uncivilized phenomena can still be seen everywhere. I hope there will be less and less in the future!

There is always a feeling of making up for childhood. Science and technology museum and zoo can still have fun, probably because they are young.

I confess that I have taken me in and warmly entertained my origins. I hope this "bad friend" who lives a life of eating, drinking and having fun will not be hacked.