[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Yangmeizhu Byway (Updated Mar)

I recently visited Beijing, China, and it was absolutely amazing 😊🇨🇳 The view from the square was incredibly beautiful 😍 and I loved seeing the various sights 🏙️. I highly recommend you visit too! ✨ The exotic buses and buildings were very eye-catching 🏛️🚌. Many people were taking photos 📸 and there were so many interesting things to see 🤩. I highly recommend you visit! 🎉 It was such an amazing place 💖. Beijing is definitely a must-visit destination 🏮🔥

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent I found a hidden place this time! Do you know that there are so many things to see in Beijing? I went there this time and it was so, so great. This is a place called Badaihutong, a street with really great scenery. There were also many delicious restaurants. I had Michelin ice cream, and it was just so-so.

Yesterday, I visited the Zhengyang Bridge Ruins. I didn't want to take the subway from the crowded Qianmen Station, so I continued to wander through the streets and alleys to experience the New Year in Beijing. I walked west to Beijing Fun and saw the giant peony flower ball suspended in mid-air. It looked beautiful even without the lights on. I continued west along Beijing Fun and found that the old buildings with a mix of Chinese and Western styles had a unique beauty. In addition to the giant peony flower ball, there were rows of colorful lanterns, a giant statue of the Monkey King, and more. They were all beautiful. I continued west across the street and walked into Yangmeizhu Xiejie. The large red and purple lanterns at the entrance of the hutong were festive. The last time I came here was in the summer to buy a clay rabbit from an intangible cultural heritage inheritor. This time, the entrance of the clay rabbit shop was bustling with people holding up their phones to take pictures of the roof. It turned out that two fat cats squatting under the eaves attracted everyone's attention. I didn't expect so many tourists in the hutong. Red lanterns and flags were hung high everywhere, and Spring Festival couplets and the character "Fu" were pasted on the doors. It was very lively. I planned to leave Yangmeizhu Xiejie and quickly walk to the subway station, but I forgot that Liulichang East Street was next. I entered the area of the Changdian Temple Fair, and there were even more people. I was surprised to see that the Huoshen Temple in Liulichang was open. I had passed by many times when I was studying nearby, but I had never seen it open. I didn't expect it to be open now. I went in and walked around. There were food stalls and game stalls for the temple fair. I slowly walked west with the crowd. As it got darker, I saw the colorful lights on the trees start to light up. The colorful fish lanterns were beautiful, attracting tourists to stop and take pictures. Liulichang was usually more scholarly, but when the temple fair opened, it was full of life. With the colorful lights, it was a different scene. Near the China Bookstore, several groups of snake lanterns were very cute. It was nice to catch the tail end of the temple fair during the Spring Festival holiday and experience the festive atmosphere.

🎇Wow, the New Year atmosphere in the alley has now reached 100%😎! I just took a walk along the Citywalk route which was full of the festive atmosphere of the New Year. I was so happy 🥳. 📍First stop: Beijing Fun First take a stroll to Beijing Wang 👣, and have a hot, bubbling, fragrant Sukiyaki pot 🥘 here to instantly dispel the winter chill. After eating, we went up to the rooftop observation deck. Wow, the view was so broad. Tiananmen Square, the Great Hall of the People, Zhengyangmen, and the Arrow Tower were all in sight. The magnificent scene was amazing. Take a stroll around Beijing Wang, where you will find art installations with a strong flavor of the New Year everywhere 🎨, as well as various specialty shops. It is fun to visit and every shot you take will be a New Year-themed photo 📸. 📍Next, head to: Yangmeizhuxie Street Walk along the road and you will reach Yangmeizhuxie Street. Just find a coffee shop with a terrace here☕, stand on the terrace and take a bird's-eye view of the old alleys in Beijing, with gray tiles and red walls, full of the atmosphere of fireworks, and the atmosphere in the photos is amazing. Along the way, there are many small shops on the street, whether it is literary style, retro style or trendy style, you can take pictures as you like. The first picture was taken in a super cute shop on Yangmeizhuxie Street. , doesn’t it feel great? Come and follow my footsteps to take photos and check in!

Due to historical changes, the hutongs in Beijing have different characteristics. Qianmen Dashilan is full of time-honored Chinese brands, bustling and prosperous, with a strong commercial atmosphere. Yangmeizhu Xiejie, which is also in the Dashilan area, is a fresh and artistic street. It was once a gathering place for bookstores in the Republic of China, a street of publishing houses, with 7 bookstores including Global Bookstore, Dazhong Bookstore, and Zhonghua Book Company. Although the bookstores are no longer there, the scholarly atmosphere of Yangmeizhu Xiejie is still clear.

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|Yangmeizhuxiexiang is worth a visit. 📍: Yangmeizhuxiang Lane Dongcheng District. Qianmen Dashilan Business District 🚇: Line 2️⃣ Hepingmen 🔆 This is a popular hutong for literary youths from ancient times to the present. I heard that Lu Xun also often visited this hutong. The hutongs have a strong atmosphere of life, and many doors have signs saying "No entry allowed" (We also urge everyone to travel quietly and not disturb local residents) The atmosphere of literature and art is also very strong, with cafes, cultural and creative products, and grocery stores. 🔆 Check-in points in the picture: soloist solo company No. 39 Yangmeizhuxie Street✅ The first floor is industrial style, the second floor is retro style, it looks good no matter how you shoot it As for the coffee desserts, they look good in photos, but I think the taste is just so-so, hahahaha 🔆 Opposite is [Qiankun Space] Don’t look too good here! ! ! Very interesting I love the embroidered Beijing map. Fridge magnet canvas bags are so beautiful 🔆 I arrived at 10am and the winter light was beautiful. There are fewer people Two hours is enough for strolling and taking photos

✅ Finally, on this early summer afternoon, I stepped into the mysterious little shop in the hutong that I had heard about: Qiankun Space. At first glance, you might think it's just an unassuming storefront, but once you step inside, it's as if you've entered a secret world of wonder! 🌈 📍 Address: No. 26, Yangmeizhu Xiejie, Xicheng District 🕙 Business Hours: 10:30-20:30 😲 Every item here exudes a strong cultural atmosphere, as if telling ancient stories. There are fridge magnets that you definitely won't find in the cultural and creative stores at tourist spots, with unique designs and distinctive styles; there are also porcelain tiles of the same style as those used by Emperor Qianlong, each one seemingly carrying the traces of history. What captivated me the most were the ceramic coasters with blue and white porcelain texture, the delicate patterns as if condensing thousands of years of stories into this tiny space. 🏺 🎨 This is not just a cultural and creative store, but also a bridge connecting the public with cultural relics. In addition to a dazzling array of cultural and creative products, the store also regularly holds intangible cultural heritage workshops, ceramic restoration, and other cultural activities, allowing everyone who enters to deeply feel the rich cultural atmosphere. 🌉 💌 Let me take you on a tour of the cultural and creative peripherals in the store: 1️⃣ Postcards: Exquisite official uniform patterns, ancient maps of Beijing, and illustrations depicting the culture of Beijing, each filled with a sense of story. 2️⃣ Silk Scarves: Themed with official uniform patterns, delicate textures, elegant colors, 150 yuan, you deserve to own one! 3️⃣ Fridge Magnets: Modern acrylic material, magnetic, and those vividly shaped ridge beasts, priced between 30-50 yuan, are an excellent choice for home decoration. 4️⃣ Ancient Coins: Ancient coins + silver wire inlay, meaningful and unique, 99 yuan, as if you could own a thousand years of history. 5️⃣ Tea Towels: Themed with official uniform patterns and the map of Beijing, 100 yuan, adding a touch of elegance to your tea table. 🛍️ Of course, there are also canvas bags, ornaments, stickers, coasters, and various other products, everything you could want, and there's always something that will make your heart skip a beat! 💖 🌟 Stepping into Qiankun Space is like entering a world full of stories. Here, it's not just about selling cultural and creative products, but also about the love and inheritance of traditional culture. If you are someone who loves to think and loves culture, then don't miss this mysterious treasure in the hutong! 🏰

|||. The New Year atmosphere in Beijing is getting stronger and stronger🧨 No need to go to Moshikou Street anymore📢 Liulichang Street next to Qianmen The tree is already full of red lanterns 🏮 The ancient poems on West Street are so beautiful💓 Look up and you will see poetry lights✨ They are all 🐲 New Year blessing poems👍 Snowy days must be more atmospheric❄️ Feel the romance of Beijing~ 📍: Liulichang West Street, Xicheng District 🚇: Hepingmen Station 🕙: Lights turn on around 17:30 🚶: It is recommended to go from Qianmen - Dashilan - Yangmeizhuxie Street - Liulichang East Street - Liulichang West Street. At present, the area around Qianmen is already full of the New Year atmosphere. It is recommended that the children can go for a walk

Yangmeizhu Xiejie. That evening, I went there alone, my mind full of the phrase 'Before sunset, wave goodbye, say he didn't wait too long', as if the purpose of coming here was to wait for this sunset. Besides, this street also has VOYAGE COFFEE (Yangmeizhu branch), so this citywalk seems more like a short voyage. The cities, books, and people we like have some similarities. They all make us willingly lose ourselves and linger, without rushing to find an exit. There is a word in French, 'se perdre', which cleverly expresses this feeling. With 'se', it implies a kind of willing. It's a voluntary loss and fall, dusk is approaching, you suddenly want to walk aimlessly along this road, the shops along the street light up colorful lights in the shrinking air, and the end is the gorgeous sunset.

Beijing Net Hongwenyi Hutong - Yangmeizhu Xiejie Location: Yangmeizhu Xiejie, Xicheng District, Beijing Yangmeizhu Xiejie, northwest of Dashilan, northeast and southwest, is an ancient name The cultural street dongqi coal market street, west to Yanshou Street, the length of less than 500 meters, the oblique Yangmeizhu oblique street was only called "slanting street" in the Ming Dynasty Yangmeizhu The slanting street is a way for people to come out. It has experienced the ups and downs of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China Now there are all kinds of cultural and creative shops gathered here, delicious, fun, and good to go. The literary fan is still immersed in the bones street has timeout annual cafe, model bookstore, there are also old Beijing rabbit children store. The culture is very strong. Now there are not only some creative shops and restaurants that Wenqing likes, but also the scenes of Hutong residents standing in the streets and chatting or sunbathing. The life of Hutong still remains.