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When you arrive in Belgrade, visiting the site of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia is a must. 👍👍👍 ✅ Must-try: Stand silently and bow three times to commemorate the three journalists who died. The Belgrade City Government erected a monument in front of the former embassy site to thank China for its valuable support during Serbia's most difficult period. The site has now been converted into a Chinese Cultural Center. 🌟 Highlights: Zemun is a small town that is part of Belgrade. It is close to Belgrade and has a unique charm. It has a tranquil atmosphere, ancient buildings, and beautiful views of the Danube River. Compared with the bustling main city of Belgrade, Zemun is more simple and leisurely, giving you a different taste of Serbia. The graffiti on the right side of the wall in picture 4 is the coat of arms of Zemun and the national emblem of Serbia. In picture 9, you can see wild swans playing in the Danube River.