[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for The Great Hall of the People (Updated Mar)

#chinatransit Even on a tight schedule in Beijing, two cultural landmarks stand out as absolute must-visits. National Centre for the Performing Arts (The Egg): With its futuristic, egg-shaped design and shimmering titanium façade, this architectural marvel is more than just a theater—it’s a symbol of modern Beijing. Inside, world-class performances and acoustically impressive halls transport visitors into a realm where art and innovation blend seamlessly. Zhongshan Concert Hall: Just a short distance away, the Zhongshan Concert Hall offers a refined cultural experience. Its elegant design, rich in classical details, provides a striking contrast to the modernity of its counterpart. Here, classical music performances and intimate recitals echo the city’s deep artistic heritage, making it a perfect stop for any transit traveler looking to immerse in Beijing’s vibrant cultural scene. Whether you’re captivated by contemporary brilliance or classic elegance, these two venues offer a quick yet enriching dive into Beijing’s dynamic arts and culture scene during your transit.

The Forbidden City, also known as the Purple Forbidden City, has witnessed 24 emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Located on the central axis of Beijing, it is the largest preserved palace complex in the world, a 5A-level tourist attraction in China, and was listed as a World Cultural Heritage site in 1987. From Tiananmen West Subway Station Exit B (Nan Chang Street), pass through Zhongshan Park (reservation required), enter from the west gate and exit from the east gate to the Forbidden City. Enter from the Meridian Gate and exit from the Gate of Divine Might, then go to Jingshan Park (for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City). Walk to Tiananmen Square from Jingshan Front Street, turn right onto Beichizi Street. In the evening, visit Tiananmen Square (reservation required), watch the flag-lowering ceremony (check the time) and the night view, and then enjoy a night tour of Qianmen Street. Forbidden City Deep Tour Route, no retracing steps: Entrance → Meridian Gate (security check) → Home Furnishings Hall → Porcelain Hall → Gate of Supreme Harmony → Wenhua Hall → Hall of Supreme Harmony → Hall of Central Harmony → Hall of Preserving Harmony → Cining Palace → Gate of Heavenly Purity → Palace of Heavenly Purity → Palace of Earthly Tranquility → Palace of Eternal Longevity → Hall of Supreme Polarity → Palace of Gathering Excellence → Palace of Accumulated Elegance → Imperial Garden → Palace of Benevolent Peace → Palace of Eternal Harmony → Palace of Prolonged Happiness → Clock and Watch Hall → Nine Dragon Screen → Treasure Hall → Palace of Tranquil Longevity → Hall of Cultivating Nature → Gate of Divine Might → Exit Opening Hours: Peak Season (April~October) 08:30-17:00 Ticket Price: RMB 60 (excluding Treasure Hall and Clock and Watch Hall) Ticket Sales End: 16:00 Last Entry: 16:00 Off Season (November~March) 08:30-16:30 Ticket Sales End: 15:30 Last Entry: 15:40 Ticket Price: RMB 40 (excluding Treasure Hall and Clock and Watch Hall) Treasure Hall and Clock and Watch Hall Ticket Price: RMB 10 (worth visiting) Ticket Reservation via WeChat Mini Program: 1. Forbidden City Museum 2. Tiananmen Square 3. Park Tour (reservation for Zhongshan Park, Jingshan Park, etc.) Lunch: Bring packed food Dinner: Quanjude It is best to bring a backpack, do not bring lighters or other dangerous items and drones. Stroll through the magnificent Forbidden City, learn and appreciate, walk, take photos, pause, and let the children feel the heritage of history and enjoy the wonders of the Forbidden City!

#travelinginchina The Great Hall of the People in Beijing was an awe-inspiring experience. The building's majestic design and grand architecture left me breathless. The intricate details, vibrant colors, and ornate decorations created a sense of opulence and splendor. As I walked through the halls, I felt a deep sense of admiration for the craftsmanship and artistry that went into creating this iconic landmark. The beauty and grandeur of the Great Hall of the People left a lasting impression on me.

#January travel support event The place I visited was near Beijing Tiananmen Square, where the streets were really nice. Everyone was really clean and it was really nice. I recommend you guys visit there at least once. And there were a lot of shops around there, so you could get a variety of necklaces and eat when you were hungry. Haha

#January travel support event This place was really good for taking pictures. The streets were really nice. This place is near Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Everyone was really clean and it was really nice. I recommend you guys visit once. And there were a lot of shops around there for various necklaces, so you could eat if you were hungry. Haha

#CanadaFlightEvent This is Beijing Tiananmen Square, which I really liked. I recommend you to see it one more time. It was one of the places that I really, really liked. And there is a waiting line, so you have to wait to get in, but it was worth the time. You should go there too.

#chinatransit With a limited time in Beijing, I embarked on a journey through China’s imperial past, visiting three of its most legendary landmarks. My day began at the Forbidden City, where I walked through grand courtyards and intricately decorated halls once home to emperors. Climbing to Jingshan Park, I admired a breathtaking panoramic view of the sprawling palace complex, its golden rooftops shining under the morning sun. Next, I made my way to the Temple of Heaven, where emperors once prayed for good harvests. Standing before the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, with its deep blue-tiled roof and symmetrical elegance, I felt the spiritual and architectural grandeur of ancient China. Finally, I explored the ruins of Yuanmingyuan (Old Summer Palace), once an opulent imperial retreat. Though largely destroyed, the remaining stone structures and peaceful lakes hinted at its former glory. Strolling along the tranquil pathways, I reflected on the rich history embedded in every corner of the city. From the Forbidden City’s royal halls to the Temple of Heaven’s sacred grounds and Yuanmingyuan’s lost splendor, this transit was a time-traveling glimpse into Beijing’s imperial legacy.

#chinatransit With just enough time to explore, I set out on a whirlwind Beijing transit adventure, capturing the city’s history, culture, and natural beauty in one perfect journey. The day began at Tiananmen Square, where the vast open space and the sight of the Forbidden City’s red walls evoked a deep sense of history. Watching the national flag fluttering under the morning sky, I felt the pulse of China’s past and present. A short walk led me to the National Centre for the Performing Arts (The Grand Theatre), its futuristic dome reflecting elegantly in the surrounding water. The contrast between modern architecture and Beijing’s ancient landmarks was striking. Next, I escaped to Yuyuantan Park, a peaceful retreat famous for its cherry blossoms in spring and serene lakeside walks. The sight of locals rowing boats and enjoying the fresh air made it a perfect midday stop. Finally, I arrived at the Summer Palace, where imperial grandeur met nature’s tranquility. Strolling along the Long Corridor, I admired the intricate paintings and watched the sunset over Kunming Lake, with the majestic Longevity Hill in the background—a fitting end to a seamless Beijing transit experience. From historic landmarks to artistic marvels, scenic parks, and royal retreats, this layover proved that even a short stay in Beijing can be unforgettable.

#January travel support event I went to Beijing this time and it was really great. And this place is really really cool. I recommend you to see it once more. And this is one of the places I definitely want to do here. It is one of the must-visit tourist destinations in Beijing, China, so I recommend you to visit it. ㅎㅎ

#January travel support event The place I visited was Beijing this time, and it was really nice. And this place was really cool. I recommend you to see it once more. And this is one of the places you must visit here. It is one of the tourist attractions you must visit in Beijing, China, so I recommend you to visit it.

#January travel support event I recently went to Beijing and it was really great. And this place is really really cool. I recommend you to see it once more. And this is one of the places you must do here. It is one of the must-visit tourist destinations in Beijing, China, so I recommend you to visit it.

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#JapanFlightEvent This is Beijing, China. If you were to choose a must-visit tourist attraction in Beijing, it would be Tiananmen Square. We also visited Tiananmen this time and it was really great. I was worried because the weather was bad, but I still really, really enjoyed it. You should definitely visit it at least once.

🎇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!

The Great Hall of the People is located on the west side of Tiananmen Square in Beijing. The building is magnificent, solemn, and has a strong historical and cultural atmosphere. Travel guide recommendations: 🌟Reservations and Tickets ☑️Tickets for the Great Hall of the People must be reserved in advance. You can make a reservation through the WeChat mini program "Great Hall of the People Visit Reservation." It is recommended to reserve tickets in advance. 🌟Transportation ☑️Take Metro Line 2 or Line 8 to Qianmen Station, exit from Exit C, walk to Tiananmen Square, and go through security to reach the Great Hall of the People. If you drive or take a taxi, you can navigate to "Lao She Teahouse Qianmen Store," but parking spaces are limited. 🌟Visiting Hours and Security ☑️Visiting hours are from 9:00 to 15:00, divided into morning and afternoon sessions. Note that the venue is cleared at 3:00 pm. Security is strict, and bags, liquids, food, and flammable and explosive items are prohibited. 🌟Tour Route ☑️After entering the Great Hall of the People, you can visit the following route: Central Hall, Hunan Hall, Liaoning Hall, Great Auditorium; East Hall on the second floor, Reception Hall, Banquet Hall, Shanghai Hall, Guangdong Hall, Sichuan Hall - Press Conference Hall; don't miss the decorations such as the "Song of Pine and Dove" screen, "Spring Picture," and "Dongting Lake" double-sided Hunan embroidery. 🌟Notes ☑️Keep quiet, do not make loud noises, respect exhibits and cultural relics, and do not touch or damage them. ☑️After the visit, you can leave from the Tiananmen Square exit and take a stroll in Tiananmen Square.

Be sure to book your tickets in advance. They checked mainland Chinese ID cards from the moment we got off the subway until we entered. I guess they checked them five or six times. It was really strict. We were not allowed to bring water cups or bottles, but we could store our bags at the door. Overall it is not very big, as only a few provincial departments are open, and you can finish the tour in about an hour. As soon as I walked in, I was overwhelmed by the grand atmosphere. It felt like I was in a meeting, haha. It's a one-way tour route, just follow the instructions. You can only take a quick look at the conference venue and press conference room from the door, and you can immediately feel the news haha. After visiting the hall, you can return to the main hall and drink water with a commemorative paper cup and check in. Then you can go out and take photos at the main entrance. When you go out, you will pass through the underground exhibition hall, which contains pictures of all the provincial departments and descriptions of the layout elements. It is well worth a look!

**A Magnificent Journey to the Great Hall of the People: A Complete Guide to Reservations and Tours** 🎉 **The Highlight of Reservations** 🎉 If you want to catch a glimpse of the solemnity and splendor of the Great Hall of the People, advance reservations are essential. You need to make a reservation 1 to 3 days in advance on the official "Great Hall of the People Visit Reservation" WeChat mini-program. Tickets for the third day will be released daily at 17:00, like a carefully arranged prelude. 💰 **The Splendid Dance of Fees** 💰 As you stroll through the hall, you will experience an extraordinary visual feast. Adult tickets are CNY 30 per person, and student tickets are only CNY 15 per person. Even more rare, Chinese citizens under 18 and over 60 can visit for free with valid ID, enjoying a special honor. 🚇 **The Magnificent Chapter of Transportation** 🚇 There are several transportation options to the Great Hall of the People. By subway, take Line 2 to Qianmen Station, Exit C, and enter through Security Checkpoint 07; or take Line 1 to Tiananmen West Station, Exit C, and go through Security Checkpoint 02. If you choose to take the bus, there are several routes available. If you drive, you can park nearby, but parking is hard to find, so we recommend taking public transportation for a more convenient journey. 🗺️ **The Splendid Road of Tours** 🗺️ When you enter the Great Hall of the People, you will embark on a visual feast. The exhibition halls on the first floor, such as the Hunan Hall and the Liaoning Hall, each have their own characteristics, and the Great Hall of Ten Thousand People on the second floor is even more majestic. Please follow the designated route to visit and feel the unique charm of each exhibition hall. ⏰ **The Brilliant Appointment of Time** ⏰ Visiting hours are subject to seasonal adjustments. From November to May, the opening hours are from 09:00 to 15:00, and ticket checking stops at 14:30; from June to October, the opening hours are adjusted to 08:30 to 15:00. Please plan your trip accordingly to ensure you don't miss a moment of excitement. ⚠️ **The Subtlety of Precautions** ⚠️ During your trip, please pay attention to the following: It is strictly forbidden to bring prohibited items, such as firearms, ammunition, flammable and explosive items, liquids, and food. Also, for your safety and convenience, we recommend that you do not bring a power bank. Please be sure to bring your ID and enter at the reserved time. If you are late, you may not be able to enter the venue, so please cherish this rare opportunity. In this magnificent Great Hall of the People, you will experience a feast for the eyes and the soul. Please follow the rules and enjoy this unique journey.

The weather was fine, so we made appointments to visit the Great Hall of the People, the Tiananmen Tower, and also visited the Imperial Ancestral Temple. Three tours in one day: [One] The Great Hall of the People Located on the west side of Tiananmen Square in Beijing, it is one of China's iconic buildings and one of the largest halls in the world. The Great Hall of the People was completed in 1959 and designed by the famous architect Zhang Zhen. [○] Follow the instructions and visit in order: First floor: Fengmen Hall → Central Hall, view the screen "Ode to Pine and Pigeon" → Hunan Hall, view the double-sided Hunan embroidery "Dongting Lake in the World" and the velvet embroidery "Chairman Mao and People of All Nationalities Together" → Second floor: Liaoning Hall, view the oil painting Red Beach → 10,000 People Auditorium → East Hall on the second floor, view Wanbao Mountain → Shanghai Hall → Reception Hall, view the traditional Chinese painting "Such a Beautiful Countryside" → Banquet Hall → Guangdong Hall → Sichuan Hall, view the screen "Land of Abundance" → Press Conference Hall → Outside the Great Hall: Great Hall of the People Architectural Picture Exhibition Hall. 📌Tips: [!] The only entrance to the Great Hall is in the southwest corner of the Great Hall. [!] Tickets for the next three days will be released at 17:00 every afternoon. Price: 30 for adults, half price for students, free for seniors and children. Visiting hours: 9:00-15:00, closed on Mondays. Reservations are required. You can bring in regular bags, thermos cups, and power banks. [Two] Tiananmen Tower [!] Tickets for the next seven days will be released at 17:00 every afternoon. Tickets: 15 yuan for adults, free for seniors and children. Reservations are required. You need to store your bag and are not allowed to bring water or power banks to the city wall. [Three] Imperial Ancestral Temple The Imperial Ancestral Temple is located in the Working People’s Cultural Palace on the east side of Tiananmen Square. It is the ancestral temple where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshipped their ancestors. It was first built in the 18th year of the Yongle reign of the Ming Dynasty (1420). [Shrine] Enter from the west gate of the Working People's Cultural Palace and exit from the east gate. 📝Note tips: The security check lines in the Tiananmen Square area are complicated, so ask for directions more often and don’t take the wrong path. Great Hall of the People Tiananmen Tower Imperial Ancestral Temple

🔴 Friday afternoon: Qingdao 🚄 Beijing South, Tiananmen Square ➡️ Qianmen Street Stay near Xuanwumen Subway Station. After checking in, go to Tiananmen Square (reservation required) to take night photos 🌃. CNY 15 per photo, minimum 4 photos. Highly recommend the female photographer! She is patient and enthusiastic, and will help you adjust your makeup and hair, and guide your poses. Then walk or take a bus to Qianmen Street to visit cultural and creative stores and buy fridge magnets. 🔴 Saturday: Great Hall of the People ➡️ Forbidden City ➡️ Jingshan Park ➡️ Wangfujing Visit the Great Hall of the People (reservation required) in the morning for 1.5 hours, then eat Heiyan meat pie near Qianmen Street. Visit the Forbidden City (closes at 4:30 pm) in the afternoon. We recommend riding a shared bike 🚴. Enter through the Meridian Gate and exit through the Gate of Divine Prowess. After exiting the Gate of Divine Prowess, turn left and enter the underpass. Pay CNY 2 to enter Jingshan Park and take panoramic photos of the Forbidden City. Eat at Jingbeile Hot Pot in Wangfujing in the evening, then stroll around Wangfujing. 🔴 Sunday: Chairman Mao Memorial Hall ➡️ Beijing Hutongs ➡️ Nanluoguxiang Visit Chairman Mao Memorial Hall (reservation required) in the morning. Remember to store your bags before entering. Security checks take a long time, so be prepared. Go to Nanluoguxiang for lunch and eat Fangzhuanchang Zhajiangmian 🍝, then visit Nanluoguxiang and Beiluoguxiang Hutongs. Highly recommend Beiluoguxiang Hutong, which has few tourists. Photos taken with a Fujifilm camera have a great atmosphere. 🍁 After visiting the hutongs, ride a shared bike to Sanyuanmeiyuan at Shichahai Station to buy cheese rolls and other snacks. Return to Qingdao 🚄 with your luggage.

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Great Hall of the People visit tips: 1. Book tickets 3 days in advance on the WeChat official account of the Great Hall of the People. Set an alarm for 5pm, fill in your information, and keep refreshing the page until you get a ticket. If you are bringing an elderly person, check if they are over 60 and therefore eligible for free entry before booking to avoid wasting your time (don't ask me how I know this). 2. Take Subway Line 2 to Qianmen Station and exit from Exit A (make sure it's Exit A). Don't believe the map that shows Exit C is closer. The map may show it's closer, but in reality, there are barriers everywhere and you have to go up and down stairs and pass through 4-5 checkpoints. It took me over an hour to queue. 3. Don't bring anything if you can. If you bring a bag, you have to queue. The no-bag channel is much faster. 4. Don't bring water. Water is provided for free inside. Water is not allowed. 5. There are seats inside, so if you follow the right route, it's quite easy. Only a few halls are open, so it's more suitable for elderly people who are interested in it and children who need to learn about the country.

The Great Hall of the People, a solemn and magnificent building, left a deep impression on me. As soon as I stepped into the Great Hall of the People, I was attracted by its grand architectural style. The towering roof, exquisite carvings, and gorgeous decorations all highlight the nobility and solemnity of this building. During the visit, I deeply felt the historical heaviness of the Great Hall of the People. It has witnessed countless national events, decisions, and promulgations, and is a symbol and pride of the country. I seem to be able to feel the solemnity and solemnity of those historical moments, and a love and respect for the motherland surged in my heart. In addition, the internal facilities of the Great Hall of the People also amazed me. The spacious and bright conference hall, exquisite artworks, and advanced audio equipment all make people feel the modernity and practicality of this building. Visiting the Great Hall of the People made me understand the history and culture of my motherland more deeply, and also made me more firm in my love and faith in my motherland. I believe that in the future, the Great Hall of the People will continue to witness the prosperity and development of the motherland.

#北京景点 The Great Hall of the People is a place full of historical and cultural significance. This visit made me deeply appreciate the greatness and achievements of my country. The Great Hall of the People, with its majestic appearance, is the meeting place of the National People's Congress and plays an important role in my country's politics. Upon entering the hall, gorgeous decorations and huge paintings showcase the history and achievements of the Chinese nation. Every detail reveals the pride in the country. I learned that many important meetings have been held in different conference halls in the Great Hall of the People. This deepened my understanding of the development process of this land. What moved me most was that the Great Hall of the People is not only a political center, but also the embodiment of the people's will. Here, I feel a sense of responsibility, which inspires me to care more about the development of the country and society. This visit is not only a visual enjoyment, but also a spiritual baptism. I look forward to having more opportunities to gain a deeper understanding of the history and culture of my motherland in the future.

🍜 Local Cuisine : Pecking Duck 🏠 Accommodation : Sunworld Hotel #100waysoftravel If you’re in Beijing, a night city tour is a must! The city transforms after dark, offering breathtaking views and iconic landmarks bathed in beautiful lights. Here’s how to explore the best of Beijing at night: 1. Wangfujing Street (王府井大街) – This famous shopping street comes alive in the evening with vibrant street food stalls, luxury shops, and local vendors. A perfect place for a night snack and some souvenirs! 🛍️ 2. Tiananmen Square (天安门广场) – Tiananmen Square at night is magical, with the National Museum and the Great Hall of the People illuminated, giving you a view of modernity combined with a deep sense of China’s history. Don’t miss the Flag Raising Ceremony at dusk! 🇨🇳 3. Houhai Lake (后海湖) – Stroll around Houhai Lake, a lively area with bars, cafes, and live music. Rent a boat for a peaceful ride under the stars, or simply walk around the lake and enjoy the stunning reflections of historic hutongs and modern buildings. 🚤 4. Beijing Central Business District (CBD) – For a modern twist, head to the CBD and marvel at the futuristic skyline lit up against the night sky. Perfect for some sleek urban photos! 📸 5. The National Centre for the Performing Arts (国家大剧院) – Also known as “The Egg,” this architectural wonder looks stunning at night, with its glowing dome reflected on the surrounding water. Catch an evening show or just admire the sight! 🎭 6. The Great Wall (司马台长城) – For a truly unique experience, take a night tour of the Great Wall, the only section open for evening visits. Walking along this ancient wonder under the moonlight is magical. 🌕🏯 7. Olympic Park (奥林匹克公园) – Visit the Bird’s Nest Stadium and Water Cube, which are stunningly lit up at night. The modern architectural design contrasts beautifully with the surrounding greenery. 🏟️💡 Beijing at night is an unforgettable mix of ancient and modern, offering something for every type of traveler. Don’t forget to take plenty of photos and enjoy the bustling nightlife! ✨ #BeijingNightTour #BeijingByNight #ChinaTravel #CityLights #AncientAndModern #ExploreBeijing #NightViews #TravelInspiration

The Great Hall of the People: The solemnity and shock I experienced The moment I stepped into the Great Hall of the People, I seemed to be shocked by an invisible force. This magnificent building is not only a symbol of the country, but also the crystallization of the wisdom and strength of the Chinese nation. Witnessing its majestic figure with my own eyes, my heart was filled with pride and honor for my motherland. With every step you take on the thick floor tiles, you can feel the accumulation of history and cultural heritage. Here, I seem to be able to hear the echoes of history and feel the wisdom and decisions of each generation of leaders converging here. This is not only a political stage, but also a palace of culture and art. Standing in a corner of the Great Hall of the People, I was deeply moved by its solemnity and shock. This place has witnessed countless important historical moments and also carries the dreams and expectations of hundreds of millions of people. Every meeting and every speech profoundly affects the fate of the country and the people. When I left the Great Hall of the People, I was still immersed in the solemnity and shock. This is not just a building, but also a symbol of an era and the pride of a nation. I will treasure this shock and emotion in my heart forever and contribute my own strength to the prosperity and strength of my motherland.

You cannot bring water, power banks must be under 20,000mAh, and do not bring bags. Purified water is provided at the exit. The Great Hall of the People's open tours also depend on luck, as it is closed during important meetings. The grand auditorium and banquet hall are very imposing, featuring a resplendent golden splendor. Inside, there is an unopened Taiwan Hall, waiting in anticipation for you to return home and decorate it yourself. It is definitely worth a visit.

The Great Hall of the People is mainly composed of three parts: upon entering, there is the simple and elegant Central Hall (which is just a lobby without seating). Behind the hall is the vast assembly hall that is 76 meters wide and 60 meters deep; to the north wing of the assembly hall is the banquet hall with five thousand seats; the south wing is the office building of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. The Great Hall also contains halls named after various provinces, cities, and autonomous regions of the country, each with its own regional characteristics. ✅ Reservation Guide: 🔔 Specific location: West Chang'an Street, Xicheng District - Great Hall of the People ⌚️ Visiting hours: 9:00-15:00, entry stops at 14:30 ⏰ Reservation time: Tickets for the day and the following two days are available for reservation at 17:00 every day, divided into morning and afternoon sessions. 💰Cost: Adult ticket is 30 yuan, student ticket is 15 yuan (for students over 18 years old); people over 60 years old, under 18 years old, and other groups entitled to preferential treatment by law can enter for free; one person can reserve tickets for up to 5 people. 🚌 Route: Subway Line 2 Qianmen Station Tips: · Children under 14 years old or elderly people without independent mobility cannot make a reservation alone, they need to be accompanied by an adult for the visit. · Remember to bring your ID card~ · It is forbidden to carry liquids, food, power banks, fire sources, etc. · Bag storage is available next to the security check, where drinking water is provided.