第1个回答 2012-05-29
I visit Beijing with a friend from England. Below is what he think. I think this is a good thing to listen what a foreigner may think of Beijing.
Yonghegong Lama Temple- -This is one of the few operable temples in China. It is smaller than the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven, but is worth examining. There are 60 monks of the Tibetan Lama order residing in and maintaining the temple. Across the street from the Temple are a few Buddhist shops. However, a bit further down the little alley on the left is an artist shop with intriguing sculpture. Yonghegong is north of Ciao Ciao Gelato so I recommend a few scoops after enjoying this place.
Great Wall (“Chang Cheng”)- -Unfortunately, one needs to drive all the way to Simatai or Jinshanling (3-4hours) to get away from the crowds at the Great Wall. However, most people choose between Badaling or Mutianyu. I recommend Mutianyu since there are still parts where one can trek off the beaten path. There is a cable car at Mutianyu for those that cannot brave the half hour step climb to get to the wall (never mind the climbing that will be incurred once atop the wall). When you get on the wall, go right...this leads to the fun parts off the beaten path (this is beyond the restaurant one passes along the way). Badaling is a closer drive to the Wall than Mutianyu, especially with the new Badaling expressway opened. However, Badaling is swarming with tourists and cheeziness. I guess if you have major time constraints, do Badaling, but, if possible, do Mutianyu instead.
第2个回答 2012-06-08
I visit Beijing with a friend from England. Below is what he think. I think this is a good thing to listen what a foreigner may think of Beijing.
Yonghegong Lama Temple- -This is one of the few operable temples in China. It is smaller than the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven, but is worth examining. There are 60 monks of the Tibetan Lama order residing in and maintaining the temple. Across the street from the Temple are a few Buddhist shops. However, a bit further down the little alley on the left is an artist shop with intriguing sculpture. Yonghegong is north of Ciao Ciao Gelato so I recommend a few scoops after enjoying this place.
Great Wall (“Chang Cheng”)- -Unfortunately, one needs to drive all the way to Simatai or Jinshanling (3-4hours) to get away from the crowds at the Great Wall. However, most people choose between Badaling or Mutianyu. I recommend Mutianyu since there are still parts where one can trek off the beaten path. There is a cable car at Mutianyu for those that cannot brave the half hour step climb to get to the wall (never mind the climbing that will be incurred once atop the wall). When you get on the wall, go right...this leads to the fun parts off the beaten path (this is beyond the restaurant one passes along the way). Badaling is a closer drive to the Wall than Mutianyu, especially with the new Badaling expressway opened. However, Badaling is swarming with tourists and cheeziness. I guess if you have major time constraints, do Badaling, but, if possible, do Mutianyu instead.
Today I'm very happy to come to Beijing. It is a very fantastic city. In the morning, we arrived at Beijing, what a historical city it is! It is the capital of China. It is worth visiting. At noon, we have Beijing duck in Quan Jude roast duck store. It is very delicious! I feel like eating it. In the afternnoon,we go to the Summer Palace to go boating. we also go shopping on Xi Dan Market. we are very happy to buy something very interesting. In the evening, we watch Beijing Opera, which is the fine culture of Chinese traditional culture. I have a good time. Welcome to Beijing. My fellow students.
祝学习进步，望及时采纳！~~~