Where can Zhou Bianyou go?
The northeast corner of Beijing is Huairou and Miyun. Huairou Yanqi Lake, Hongluo Temple, Qinglong Gorge and Mutianyu Great Wall; Miyun has Gubei Water Town, Jinshanling Great Wall and Hot Springs in winter.
As for being alive, there is a saying. The old state guesthouse in Beijing is called Diaoyutai, and now there is another Yanqi.
The northwest corner of Beijing is Changping and Yanqing. The most famous in Changping is the Ming Tombs. This scenic spot is actually not pitted, but the premise is to avoid the traditional tour route and time.
Yanqing is much more interesting. There are World Garden Expo, Badaling, Wild Duck Lake and Kangxi Grassland. Especially the Kangxi grassland, where I first came with the crew. Gillian played the flying fox in the snow-capped mountains. Gillian was really beautiful at first, 360 degrees without dead ends.
In addition, Changping and Yanqing are also good places for skiing in winter.
There are also many hotels to stay in. Beijing Suburb Boutique Hotel 00 1 Brand is Expo Park. In addition, ClubMed Yanqing and Hyatt Hotel are also good.
A little further, you can go to Bashang, Chengde and Beidaihe (Anaya).
The dam is outdoors and belongs to the kind with infinite scenery; Chengde's childhood knowledge is to go there for the summer (only the emperor has been there); And Anaya, which can be regarded as the Seto Inland Sea of China, is a very healing department.
Hotel recommendation
Pushen is really a good hotel.
First of all, it is the only hotel with a good location in the Expo Park.
World Horticultural Exposition will be held in Beijing in 2008. After the World Expo, it will become a big park.
The world garden is very interesting. There are German gardens, Japanese gardens, Russian gardens, Korean gardens and gardens in China provinces. These gardens are gardens, that is to say, in the Expo Park, you can see garden landscapes from all over the world.
I think it's good to spend two days at the weekend.
Normally, you need Expo tickets, but if you live in Pushen, all Expo tickets are included. I wouldn't say that the scenic spot was empty all morning and night. There is no one at the World Expo during the day, and the whole garden is yours.
It's amazing to have a hotel with Huizhou architecture in this big city. It is said that it was a first-class general's mansion built in Ming and Qing Dynasties, which was moved directly from Anhui and then moved to Beijing as a whole. 100 craftsmen from Anhui and Zhejiang spent more than 600 days repairing it and then putting it back.
Huizhou-style big houses are generally ternary, and the main rooms are mostly open halls with patios in front for lighting and water storage.
When it rains, the rain drips from the eaves. There is a confluence around the ground, and the wealth of the four sides flows into the quadrangle like water in the sky, which is not only a storage place, but also a symbol of wealth.
This is called "four waters return to the hall".
Huizhou has been a place to do business since ancient times. There is nothing wrong with paying more attention to feng shui.
The second is the living room, with a patio in the middle, but with a layer of glass. It's very comfortable when the sun shines in.
The third entrance is the banquet hall. I didn't look when I locked it. It is said that the specifications are quite high.
The whole hotel has been demolished, so there are many old things in it. I told you, this plaque belongs to Xuan Tong in Qing Dynasty, and that wooden plaque belongs to Ming Dynasty. I'm afraid of touching or stepping on the ground.
Sure, this is the main building. In addition to the main building of Huizhou School, there are guest rooms and villas around. The villa area is driven by some old Beijing quadrangles.