01. National Art Museum of China (NAMOC)

There are more than 100000 pieces of modern and folk art works in the NAMOC. Most of the works are from the period around the founding of new China. There are also masterpieces of artists in the early days of the People's Republic of China, the Qing Dynasty and the late Ming Dynasty. Among them, there are 410 pieces of Qi Baishi's works. In addition to the collection, storage, display and research of fine art works and folk art works in modern China, the museum is also responsible for hosting various types of exhibitions of Chinese and foreign art works, conducting art academic exchanges at home and abroad, establishing Chinese modern and contemporary art history and art archives, editing and publishing the collection of paintings and theoretical collections.

02. Liulichang Ancient Culture Street

The Liulichang Ancient Culture Street, which is famous both at home and abroad, is located outside the Hepingmen of Beijing, with a total length of about 800 meters. In fact, we know from history that this is not in the city, but a suburb. At that time, it was called "Haiwang Village". Later, during Yuan Dynasty, a tile factory opened here.

03. Liuyin Park

The park covers an area of 17.47 hectares, including about 7 hectares of water surface. Liuyin Park was originally called "Jiudahu" park. It is said that there were palace treasures hidden here in the late years. It was renamed Liuyin Park in 1984 and officially opened to tourists on May 1, 1992. After years of development, Liuyin park has formed two characteristics. One is the only park with rural landscape as a mountain village in Beijing, and the other is that it is famous by "willow trees". More than 30 species of willows are planted in the park. Since 2013, Liuyin Park has been open to the public free of charge.