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Lost in Dong Tiejiangying

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I spent a week exploring the hutongs of Dong Tiejiangying, getting wonderfully lost in the maze of narrow alleyways. The locals were incredibly friendly, always ready with a smile and directions (thou… more

Download a good offline map app before you go. Seriously. Google Maps works okay-ish in the main areas, but those hutongs? Forget about it. A detailed map, even if it's a little out of date, is your best friend. Learn a few basic Mandarin phrases for asking directions – even if your pronunciation is terrible, the effort is appreciated. And be prepared to be delightfully, wonderfully, utterly lost. It's part of the charm. Embrace the chaos; you'll find amazing things you'd never see otherwise.

Beijing National Day School Memories?

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So I'm heading to @Beijing next month for a conference, and it's a pretty big deal. My cousin actually went to Beijing National Day School – apparently, it's a pretty prestigious place. They told m… more

That's a fun question! Beijing National Day School is pretty tucked away, isn't it? You probably won't get a peek into student life easily – it's not like a university campus that's open to the public. Honestly, your best bet is to just explore the surrounding neighborhood. There might be a local park nearby; check a map for green spaces close to the school. Even just walking around the area could give you a sense of the atmosphere. Look for cafes or small restaurants that might be popular with students. As for specific events... that's tougher. Unless you know of a specific school event that's open to the public (unlikely during your visit), you're mostly relying on happenstance. But sometimes just being in the vicinity and soaking it all in – the architecture, the vibe – gives you the best sense of a place.

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