Latest Events in Beijing(July Updated)

"Three-Body: Red Coast Echoes" is an immersive VR exploration experience based on Liu Cixin's "The Three-Body Problem." Visitors will step into the mysterious Red Coast Base, reliving iconic moments like signal transmissions and first contact with alien civilizations while completing interactive missions in meticulously recreated sci-fi settings. This groundbreaking production blends virtual reality, narrative storytelling, and sensory immersion to deliver unparalleled authenticity – a must-try experience for sci-fi enthusiasts and young audiences alike.

Officially supported by the Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Arts, the large-scale Cambodian cultural relics exhibition in Beijing is now grandly open. Meet Museum × National Museum of Cambodia presents 122 Cambodian national treasure-level artifacts with exceptional archaeological and artistic value. The exhibition features three main sections: "Tracing the origins of Khmer," "The golden age of Angkor," and "The maritime silk road connection," spanning from prehistoric times to the end of the Angkor Empire, comprehensively showcasing the historical development of the Khmer civilization from its emergence to its peak.

The forbidden city great monster XR immersive exploration exhibition (Beijing station) combines a well-known fairy tale IP with virtual reality technology, offering family-friendly opportunities to get up close with the "divine beasts" of the forbidden city. After putting on the headset, participants can follow the "animated" ridge beasts through forbidden city scenes in the virtual world, learning about traditional culture through fantastical storylines. By blending virtual and physical elements, the exhibition breaks the limitations of physical space, making ancient palaces and divine beasts within reach. Recommended for children who love adventure and Eastern fantasy stories.

The 35th Beijing International Yanjing Beer Culture Festival was held from July 10th to 19th at the Capital International Convention Center (New China International Exhibition Center Phase II). The festival not only launched four limited-edition new products, including wheat zero-sugar extra-dry beer and lychee sea salt non-alcoholic beer, but also featured four major food matrices, allowing visitors to sample global and Beijing flavors in one place. Rock and jazz performances were also held, along with ongoing special events such as the "Beer King Competition." This year's festival upgraded its venue linkage model, with one main venue located at the Capital International Convention Center, utilizing the modern exhibition hall's vast space to create a one-stop beer carnival complex; 15 branch venues both within and outside Beijing; and 235 beer gardens across the country simultaneously launching summer-themed activities. Breaking the limitations of a single venue, the festival achieved city-wide celebration.

The Billie Jean King Cup, formerly known as the Fed Cup, is an annual international women's tennis competition organized by the International Tennis Federation (ITF). It was first played in 1963 and features teams from various nations competing against each other in a team format. The tournament is named after legendary tennis player and advocate for gender equality, Billie Jean King. The current format includes eight World Group teams and eight World Group Play-off teams, with the winners of the World Group Play-offs facing off against the World Group teams in the following year's competition. The tournament is held in a different host country each year, and previous locations have included cities such as Prague, Minsk, and Budapest. The participating teams are made up of the best players from their respective countries, adding an exciting level of competition to this prestigious event. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com