Liulichang Street of Chinese CultureThe Liulichang Street of Chinese Culture is a 750 meter long collection of all kinds of Calligraphy, art, antiques and paintings that China has to offer.
Bell and Drum TowersThe Bell and Drum Towers were once Beijing’s timepieces, and now stand as monuments to the past.
Juyongguan PassThe Guangou Valley, 18 kilometers in length, lies more than 50 kilometers away from Beijing in Changping County.
The NuAccording to historical records, the Nu people are the descendants of the Luluman people, who inhabited the area during the Yuan Dynasty and were the ancient residents of Gongshan. The name “Nu” comes from the name of the river they live near, the Nu River.
The SalarThere are about 100,000 Salar people in China. Most of them live in Qinghai and Gansu provinces. The Salar people call themselves Salarer. Their ancestors are the Samarkand people who migrated from Central Asia to China during the Yuan Dynasty (1271AD-1368AD).
Temple of ConfuciusThe Temple of Confucius in Beijing is the largest in China, and well worth seeing.
