2. Shared bicycles: You can use both MT and Hello. One thing to remind here is that shared bicycles in the core area must be parked at the specified location. If you park in the wrong place, the car cannot be turned off. Twice I stayed near Wangfujing, but found that it couldn't be closed and the lock kept popping open automatically. After reading the app, I saw a reminder that "This is a non-specified parking spot, XX meters away from the nearest parking spot." I could only ride another distance and park at the designated place before closing the lock. I don't know if all shared bicycles in Beijing City are like this, or if only the core areas are like this.

Attractions: Just talk about the attractions you have visited

1. Tiananmen Square: Whether you are going to see the flag raising, flag lowering or taking a stroll around, you must make an appointment in advance. Otherwise, even if you arrive there, you will be stopped outside and will not be allowed to enter without an appointment, and an appointment on the spot is not supported. The WeChat keyword search for "Make an appointment to visit Tiananmen Square", and the platform provides four periods of "flag-raising ceremony/morning/afternoon/flag-lowering ceremony" respectively, with appointments in advance based on actual conditions.

2. The Great Wall: I signed up for a one-day tour and a tour guide. As soon as I got on the bus, the tour guide induced me to buy a cable car. As a result, there were too many people who lined up for the cable car for at least an hour. My family didn't buy one and took the walking route directly. There were very few people and the queue was fast. To climb the Great Wall, please combine your own physical strength and do within your capabilities. Climbing 1 beacon tower and climbing 4 N beacon towers are both considered climbing. Don't be too obsessed with climbing to the "top"~ it's almost enough, and you have to calculate the return gathering time. Refer to the above equipment section for clothing. There are many small shops on the Great Wall from the parking lot to the entrance, which is convenient to buy water.

3. Summer Palace: This attraction is the same as the Great Wall. The timeline is too long. It took more than an hour to open after the Great Wall ended. It was already around 2 pm when we arrived. Coupled with the high temperature exposure, I was not in the mood to play. We directly gave up the Yuanmingyuan behind. Here to remind everyone that 2 attractions a day is enough, so don't arrange too many. All the attractions in Beijing are read in 7 and 3 points. Only a quick look can be seen. The stories inside are more meaningful and interesting to listen to the tour guide. Recommend the intensive lecture group.

4. Temple of Heaven: I signed up for a half-day tour. This tour group has the best experience. The tour guide explained in detail and took good care of the members. The interaction was also very good. Although the weather was very hot, everyone was very excited. There are no small stores in the Temple of Heaven, except for an Internet celebrity store that is not affordable. There is a place to buy water at the main entrance steps directly opposite the Hall of Prayer for Good Years, so it is recommended to prepare more before entering.

5. Forbidden City: Tickets must be booked 7 days in advance, and tickets will be released from 8 o'clock every night. You can reserve tickets, etc. by searching for "Palace Museum" on WeChat. It was difficult to grab, so I finally signed up for a half-day tour. We gathered at the Wumen Gate that day. There was a small incident here: children wanted to change their tickets, so I had to take my child's ID card and go to the ticket office to queue up. When there were about 20 people left in the front line, I heard someone in the line next to me say,"Children don't need to change their tickets," and then everyone began to call the tour guide to verify, making a lot of noise. In less than a minute, with a bang, the entire team immediately scattered like a fish of fish. Everyone began to rush to the entrance, resulting in a crowded entrance. Tourists were in a hurry and the staff were in a hurry. The loudspeaker shouted to queue up, but it was useless. Under this circumstance, from queuing to swipe ID cards to passing security checks, the blood flow tank has dropped by half, feeling that management is chaotic. I don't know if this was just my experience that day, or if it would be the same situation in ordinary times. If it is, that's terrible. It is recommended that the management of the Forbidden City should take effective diversion and current restriction measures. Learn about the snake channel ~ This should not be the case for such a well-known attraction as the Forbidden City. The remaining half of the blood tank slowly evaporated under the scorching sun. The rest seats provided to tourists in the Forbidden City were in a 360-degree all-round exposure mode. There were not many people sitting on them. They were too sun-exposed and there were no sunshade measures. Friends who have come to the Forbidden City recently do a good job in protecting themselves from sun. Sunshades are the most convenient and umbrellas are easy to poke others. Prepare more water (press 2 bottles/person) and try to bring water to replenish electrolytes. Mineral water is no longer thirsty. There are shops inside but they are full of people, especially those on the central axis.

Supplement: A friend went to the Forbidden City that afternoon and said that the queue at the entrance security checkpoint was quite fast.

6. Military Expo: Make an appointment in advance. Search the public account of the "Chinese People's Revolution Military Museum" with WeChat keywords and make direct reservations. Tickets are free. There are planes, artillery, warships, aircraft carriers and tanks in it, which boys like very much. The child felt like seeing a real tank with his own eyes, so he made a special appointment with this museum. Very good value for money, recommended.

7. Jingshan Park: Make an appointment in advance. Search for "Changyou Park" for the WeChat keyword. 2 yuan/person.

These are all well-known attractions, so I won't post pictures. Search for yourself, everyone.