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11 Favorite Things in Beijing: An American's Guide

11 Things I Love About Beijing, China | An American's Perspective in China

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11 Things I Love About Beijing, China | An American's Perspective in China
BeeRose in China7 min

11 Things I Love About Beijing, China | An. This was filmed by BeeRose in China. Watch the full journey and explore the filming details and destinations on this page.

I’ve been living in China for 3 years and wanted to share the best of the best with you that I’ve found here ~ all shots were taken in Beijing, in all my favorite parts of the city.

--- BeeRose in China
June 23, 2021, Summer in China

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BeeRose In China shares her eleven favorite things about living in Beijing. She describes public parks with views of the Forbidden City and the convenience of paying with Alipay and WeChat Pay, including facial recognition at some places. She explains how the subway and shared bicycles make getting around easier, and contrasts historic hutongs with the modern CBD. Her account also covers the city's food, affordable rent and apartment agencies such as Ziroom, WeChat as a social and payment platform, Taobao shopping, and domestic flights and trains. Beyond practical details, she reflects on finding love in Beijing and the personal experiences that make the city home for her.

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11 Things I Love About Beijing, China | An American's Perspective in China

BeeRose’s favorite parts of Beijing

BeeRose offers an American perspective on life in Beijing, China, through the eyes of BeeRose In China, a long-term resident. BeeRose shares eleven aspects of Beijing that she loves, showcasing a blend of personal experiences and objective observations. the video begins with a view of Jingshan Park, adjacent to the Forbidden City, highlighting the beauty of Beijing's public parks. This sets the tone for a video that seamlessly blends personal anecdotes with practical information. BeeRose then discusses the remarkable convenience of mobile payment systems like Alipay and WeChat Pay, allowing for cashless transactions using just a phone or even facial recognition. This is followed by an exploration of Beijing's efficient and accessible public transportation, including the subway system and readily available shared bicycles. This section emphasizes the ease of getting around the city.

Parks, food and city life

the account then shifts to the city's architectural charm, contrasting the ancient hutongs with the modern CBD. BeeRose highlights the feeling of safety provided by the city's extensive CCTV network. The exploration of Beijing's culinary scene follows, emphasizing the diverse range of food options available. The discussion moves to the affordability of living in Beijing, specifically focusing on rental costs and the ease of finding apartments through apps like Ziroom. BeeRose then touches upon the significance of WeChat as a social networking and payment platform, and the convenience of online shopping through Taobao. The video also highlights the affordability of domestic travel within China, whether by plane or train. Finally, BeeRose concludes with a personal reflection on finding love in Beijing, sharing a deeply personal and emotional moment. The video is a mix of travelogue, cultural insights, and personal reflections, offering viewers a closer look of life in Beijing.

FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)

Q: What's the best way to pay for things in Beijing?
A: You can use Alipay or WeChat Pay, or even just your face at some places. It's super easy and convenient.
Q: How easy is it to get around Beijing?
A: Really easy. The subway goes everywhere, and there are tons of shared bikes. You can get anywhere in a snap.
Q: What's the architecture like in Beijing?
A: It's a mix of old and new. You have the ancient hutongs and temples, but then you also have the super modern CBD. It's really cool.
Q: Is it safe in Beijing?
A: Yes. I always feel safe, even at night, because there are cameras everywhere.
Q: What's the food like?
A: Amazing. You can get any kind of food you want, from international stuff to all sorts of delicious Chinese dishes.
Q: How much does it cost to live in Beijing?
A: Rent is really reasonable, especially if you share an apartment. I found a great one-bedroom for a really good price.
Q: How do people connect with each other in Beijing?
A: Mostly through WeChat. You exchange WeChats instead of phone numbers, and you can use it to chat, see what your friends are up to, and even pay for things.
Q: Where do you shop for things?
A: Mostly on Taobao. You can buy anything you want, and it's super cheap. Sometimes you can even get things the next day.
Q: How much does it cost to travel around China?
A: It's super affordable, especially if you travel during the off-season. Flights and trains are really cheap.
Q: What's the best thing about living in Beijing?
A: I met the love of my life here. I was looking for him in the States, but I found him in China.

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11 Favorite Things in Beijing: An American's Guide

IG: datbeerose 小红书: B.Rose DouYin(CN): CavnRose B站: CavnRose Weibo: beerose I’ve been living in China for 3 years and wanted to share the best of the best with you that I’ve found here ~ all shots were taken in Beijing, in all my favorite parts of the city.

Beijing: Parks, Mobile Payments & Hutongs – A Unique Perspective

An American's captivating journey through Beijing reveals her 11 favorite things about the city. From iconic landmarks like Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City to serene spots such as Jingshan Park and the charming Hutongs, she paints a vibrant picture of Beijing's diverse offerings. Her unique perspective as a three-year resident adds an authentic touch, making this a must-watch for anyone planning a trip to China's capital.

Attractions in this video: Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, Hutongs