Standing on Jingshan Hill and overlooking Beijing and the Forbidden City is a shock

We took a taxi to Jingshan Park, made a reservation in advance, and queued up to enter the park with our ID cards. We went to the left and climbed the hill. Most of the people we saw were tourists in ancient costumes (mostly dressed as empresses and princesses), and we saw the same thing in the following days. The hill is not high, and we reached the top soon. There are several pavilions along the way for sightseeing or taking photos. The top of the hill is indeed a good place to see the whole of Beijing. You can overlook the Forbidden City, which is beautiful in the afterglow of the sun. There are more people taking photos, especially at the central axis, and you need to wait for a while to take a few photos before letting others take photos. In addition, you can see the White Pagoda and ancient buildings around. We went down the hill and walked around the Shouhuang Hall. It was already 4:30 pm, and the sun had set, so it was getting cold.