1. Langyuan Park

Calm in the hustle and bustle, literature and art are modern, Langyuan Park, an art park in a park. I was quite surprised when I first came here. I didn't expect there to be such a literary and artistic place on the roadside. It was a bit like a miniature version of 798.

Various literary and artistic scenes in the park are quite rich, scattered in every corner.

Stroll slowly, take photos, and enjoy the early autumn sunshine.

There are still many bookstores in Langyuan Park.

Find a random store and see if there are any books you like.

Or ordering a cup of coffee at the store is a great choice.

In Langyuan Park, another highlight is that there are various handmade cultural activities, learning to do gardening summer micro-landscapes and dried flowers; learning to draw flowers, trendy fluid bears, cream glue hand works; learning painting, musical instruments...

I chose to try pottery.

At first, I fell in love with the little prince, but I felt it was a little complicated and was afraid that I wouldn't be able to control it.

Finally decided to try making a dinosaur out of super clay myself.

The pottery teacher will provide guidance in person.

I squeeze this and finish the whole process in an hour. Other complex points may take an hour and a half.

Let's take a look at the finished product. The one on the left is made by me, and the one on the right is the teacher's original version. Isn't it quite like it? Come on, praise me!

By the way, there are also many restaurants in the park, including Chinese stir-fried dishes, Western pizza, and various hot pot and light food restaurants. The variety is quite rich.

After finishing pottery, my friends and I decisively chose one here to fill our hungry stomach.

2. Pingdong Vegetable Market

I quite like to visit the vegetable market. It is the most pyrotechnic place in the city. Pingdong Market is a treasure vegetable market in Shijingshan District, full of life.

The atmosphere smells like fireworks from the world at any time.

Grapes and bananas in summer, strawberries in autumn.

There are also tomatoes all year round, but no matter how you buy it, you can't get enough.

All kinds of cooked food and cakes are also available.

On the third floor, there is still a flower shop hidden on the first floor.

All kinds of seasonal flowers are available.

The key is that the price is still very cheap.

Many narcissus and many roses, many people wanted to buy a handful of them to go home after reading them. No one could go home empty-handed.

3. Shijingshan District Cultural Center

The last stop is Shijingshan District Cultural Center.

A very large building with rich exhibits and content. The visit is free, and entry requires an appointment on the official Mini programs. You can make an appointment one day in advance.

As the gateway to western Beijing in history, Shijingshan District has quite a lot of historical stories and cultural relics. The Cultural Center has also set up a special exhibition hall to display those stories of the past.

All kinds of ceramics and precious metal products are packed into the exhibition hall, which is worth taking a closer look.

Give you a tip, the Shijingshan District Cultural Center will have several free public welfare film screenings every day. You can make reservations in advance on the Mini programs. The scene I booked was "Intimate Journey", played by Sha Yi and his son, a warm road comedy.

Outside on the second floor and a half of the Cultural Center, there is the Internet celebrity rainbow ladder, which makes it very eye-catching to take photos. Usually, this place is also filled with tourists, blowing in the wind, chatting, and enjoying a comfortable day.

At night, the starry dome mode is activated here.

When the lights turn on-wow, beautiful!

Reading books, making handicrafts, visiting food markets, and viewing exhibitions. Is this a day of literature and art and fireworks?