Check-in Strategy for the National Centre for the Performing Arts Go watch 'Tosca'!

🏤Whether you are a local in Beijing or visiting Beijing, you must visit the National Centre for the Performing Arts if you have time. 🎭It's not only a palace for appreciating top-notch domestic song and dance art but also a new niche for photography! Whether it's architecture or portraits, every shot is a hit. If you haven't been there yet, you're missing out! 📸This time, while taking the little girl to see the public rehearsal of the famous Italian opera 'Tosca', I took her to check in again. 💃🏻For the little girl who loves singing, dancing, and playing the piano, watching an opera is definitely a rare 'master class'. Especially this time, the lineup at the National Centre for the Performing Arts for 'Tosca' is exceptionally strong, with the famous conductor Xu Zhong wielding the baton, Italian soprano Monica Zanettin, Italian baritone Ambrogio Maestri, and renowned soprano singer Sun Xiuwei among other excellent singers forming a powerful and star-studded cast. Coupled with the newly created stunning lighting and stage effects, the live performance was incredibly impactful, with every note captivating the audience, as if they were experiencing a life-and-death farewell with the protagonists, offering a fully immersive experience. 🪄Here's a bonus guide to various photo spots at the National Centre for the Performing Arts for those planning to check in: 1️⃣ Main entrance & pool: A must-have shot at the main entrance, and you can also walk to the side of the pool to capture the reflection of the opera house. 2️⃣ South Gate Small Garden: This spot is also outside the opera house, walk around the pool to the back of the building to see a small garden. From a platform on the first floor, use a telephoto lens to shoot the sunken plaza's garden, and you can easily capture the dreamy beauty of Alice in Wonderland. 3⃣️ Glass dome & white terrace: The golden spot on the first floor of the opera house, it looks good no matter how you shoot it when there's a sunset; you can't step on the white terrace, but you can sit on it, please be civilized when taking photos~ 4⃣️ Classic spot on the third-floor stairs: Located at the back of the first floor of the opera house, there is a set of stairs on each side, but most of the time, there is a cordon and it's not allowed to go down, you can take a shot of the architectural space. 5⃣️ Cross stairs spot: In the central theater's inner circle area, photographers can stand on the stairs of the second and third floors to take pictures of models taking the elevator, absolutely symmetrical and very beautiful! 6⃣️ Various exhibitions and sculptures: In the areas on both sides of the entrance to the grand theater, there are some beautiful sculptures and often some art exhibitions, you can spend more time visiting. 📍Tips: The National Centre for the Performing Arts is open from 9:00-17:00 (entry stops at 16:30), closed all day on Mondays; admission is 30 yuan, with a discounted ticket of 15 yuan for seniors, children, and military personnel. Cameras are allowed inside during visits, but not during formal performances, and can be stored at the entrance.