As an international metropolis populated with more than 20 million people, Beijing presents the world a different city each day.
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At #Beijing’s Jingcheng Zi’an Park, a 14,000-square-metre sea of pink muhly grass is in full autumn bloom. The delicate pink plumes ripple in the breeze like soft, flowing mist. Stroll along the wooden boardwalks to easily capture the picturesque scenery. Beyond the floral displays, the park also offers sports courts, a skate park and a children’s playground, ensuring adults can soak in nature while kids run wild and have fun.
Online interview? Speaking practice? Universities in #Beijing have installed practical soundproof pods for students, with these handy spaces becoming students’ “good partners.”
（From：Beijing Evening News）
Discover the hidden side of Beijing's hutongs! BRTV host Kiki and her friend Jovana set off on a "blind box" wander through the old lanes: the city's most beautiful bookstore, an immersive dinner theater, then a traditional show, coffee and craft-hunting along Yangmeizhu Xiejie and Yingtao Xiejie, and even roaming the hutongs in full Peking opera costume. It's the kind of local fun you won't find in any guidebook, all in one trip.
GO!BEIJING, a short-video guide initiated by the Beijing Municipal Commerce Bureau and jointly presented by Beijing Fabu, Beijing Culture and Tourism, and BRTV, serves up must-try picks and unlocks authentic ways for international visitors to explore Beijing.
Fragrant Hills offers more than just its famous crimson foliage; it also boasts a romantic, swaying sea of flowers. Stroll along the park’s “most beautiful garden path” to Fenglin Village, where a 700-square-metre floral tapestry unfolds. Small chrysanthemums, spider flowers, crabapples and ornamental millet intertwine, while Chinese fountain grass ripples in the breeze in a gentle, rustling whisper. Slow your pace and wander through the blooms. With the crisp autumn air on your face, you’ll discover a softer, more vibrant side of Beijing’s autumn.
On Oct. 29, Phantom Blade Zero, a domestic AAA wuxia action game developed and published by Chinese studio S-Game, will officially launch on PC and PlayStation 5.
（From：Beijing Evening News）
Hidden within #Beijing’s Yuyuantan Park are several uniquely charming garden installations. The “On the Waterfront” section centres around a double-tiered fountain, framed by hydrangeas and sage to evoke the romantic vibe of a Southern French garden. Meanwhile, “Yuyuan Farm” offers an idyllic, playful escape with melons, hay bales, sandpits and flower-framed swings that delight kids. Along the southern shore of the West Lake, the tiered floral displays of the “Flower Steps” offer delightful surprises. Whether climbing the steps to admire the blooms, wandering through the petals or simply pausing for a photo, you’re sure to find a perfectly relaxing autumn moment. 🌺🌸🌼
The China Great Wall Museum at the foot of the renowned Badaling Great Wall in Beijing reopened to the public on October 24 after an extensive renovation and upgrade.
（From：Xinhua News）
The “Huatian Yequ” area in the North Garden of the #Beijing Olympic Forest Park has hit the peak bloom for its cosmos flowers. Expanses of pink, purple and white blossoms are flourishing wildly, looking as though an autumn colour palette was spilt across the woodland. A gentle breeze sends the delicate stems swaying, creating a stunning contrast with the trees gradually donning their fall colours. Stroll along the wooden boardwalks and scenic trails; every casual photo will capture a perfectly fresh, natural autumn moment.
Who says #autumn is only about red leaves? #Beijing is also hosting a spectacular chrysanthemum extravaganza! The 5th Chrysanthemum Exhibition at China National Botanical Garden’s North Garden features over 200,000 blooming plants across 20,000 square metres. Visitors can marvel at unique floral topiaries, such as pagoda chrysanthemums, alongside nearly 60 vibrant, newly bred miniature varieties.🌺🌸🌼
Beijing’s first comfort-focused tourist #train is here! The inaugural journey is set to depart from #Beijing on Dec. 22. On board, you’ll find tea rooms, #TCM therapy spaces, and private bathrooms in every cabin. Over 10 days and 9 nights, the train will take travelers through ice, snow, and culture — revealing a deeper, more vivid side of Northeast #China.
（From：Beijing Evening News）
The charm of theatre often lies in a single beam of light, a puppet or a clever scene transition. Currently, puppet and shadow plays from Bulgaria, Brazil, Kazakhstan and beyond are taking the stage in Beijing. Through skilful manipulation, dynamic lighting and imaginative storytelling, these performances transport audiences into a wondrous world, bringing diverse cultural arts together in the capital.
Beijing autumn: bountiful #harvest and countryside vibes!
（From：Beijing Evening News）
When traditional culture takes the stage, ancient arts find fresh expression. The dance drama “The Journey of a Legendary Landscape Painting” brings a classic masterpiece to life with poetic choreography, while “Three Attacks on the White Bone Demon” gives the beloved tale a modern twist. In #Beijing’s theatres, audiences experience the unique charm of Chinese culture through rhythmic movement, dramatic storytelling and stunning visuals.
Ancient garden meets cutting-edge tech! An immersive art show featuring humans and robots was staged at Nanhaizi Park in #Beijing.
(From：Beijing Evening News）
During the 2026 #Beijing International Theatre Season, a stellar line-up of world-renowned musicals will take the stage. Blockbusting productions like “Chicago,” “Kinky Boots” and “Einstein: A Master of Time” will grace Beijing’s theatres in succession. From high-energy, rhythmic song-and-dance numbers to wildly imaginative storytelling, these diverse productions will transport audiences into captivating, one-of-a-kind theatrical worlds.
Clear blue skies mirror the autumn light, and branches hang heavy with warm golden Mopan #persimmons! Zhangfang Town in #Beijing’s Fangshan is a well-known production area for Mopan persimmons in China. Plump, golden persimmons cover the branches — a symbol of “may everything go as you wish.”
（From：Beijing Evening News）
The 2026 Financial Street Grand Universal Carnival is taking place in #Beijing’s Xicheng District from October 18 to 22. Bringing together over 70 unique brands from all five continents, the event features live folk music, tango, jazz and vibrant street parades. From global street food and artisanal coffee to traditional crafts and interactive workshops, it’s a one-stop destination to eat, stroll and experience diverse global lifestyles.
One hundred families got hands-on with the harvest at Haidian Park in Beijing — a fun and educational experience!
（From：Beijing Evening News）
This #autumn, #Beijing’s stages will be graced by world-class artistic talent. Internationally renowned ensembles such as the Bolshoi Ballet, the Vienna Philharmonic and the Mariinsky Symphony Orchestra are set to perform alongside stellar artists like pianist Lang Lang. As diverse cultures and artistic styles converge in the capital, audiences can experience the vibrant charm of global stage performances right in their own city.💃
