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want to meet at Common Place

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elisabeth wants to visit a temple at Common Place
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karolina wants to do some sport at Common Place
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henny wants to do some sport at Common Place
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barbli wants to visit a temple at Common Place
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monique wants to visit a temple at Common Place
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johanna wants to eat something at The Grill House
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8h ago
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Open to anywhere with good food.

want to meet at Vintage Avenue

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karolina wants to browse a market at Vintage Avenue
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marlen wants to browse a market at Vintage Avenue
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3mos ago
Local market hunt + lunch after.
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karolinaleopol… wants to browse a market at Vintage Avenue
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4mos ago
Local market hunt + lunch after.
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Huangshicheng's Secrets?

I spent a week exploring the ruins of Huangshicheng, this incredible, almost forgotten castle near Beijing. The scale is breathtaking, but the information available online is... sparse. I found some a… I spent a week exploring the ruins of Huangshicheng, this incredible, almost forgotten castle near Beijing. The scale is breathtaking, but the information available online is... sparse. I found some amazing carvings, unlike anything I've seen before, but I couldn't find any detailed information about their meaning. Are there any local historians or experts who could shed some light on these mysterious symbols? It felt like I was uncovering a secret history, buried under centuries of dust and ivy. What were those carvings really about?
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The carvings you're describing sound like they might be from the Ming-era stone tablets that were moved around during the Qianlong period, when the archive got a major renovation. A lot of what looks mysterious is actually just weathered seal script, which even locals struggle to read now. If you want someone who genuinely knows this stuff, try reaching out to the Beijing Municipal Institute of Archaeology on Xizhimenwai Dajie; they've published a couple of papers on the site's inscriptions, though mostly in Chinese academic journals. Also worth checking if the 首都图书馆 has digitized any old rubbings, that's often where the real details hide.

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Huangshicheng is actually the old Ming dynasty imperial archive, not a castle, which is why the carvings feel off. Those symbols you saw are likely reign marks and Manchu script mixed with Buddhist lotus motifs, the Qing added a lot of that when they repurposed the site. Fwiw the staff at the Beijing Archives on Nanchizi Dajie might know more, its a 15 min walk east and they keep records on the place.

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Image lili local ·

honestly i just asked a guard there and he shrugged, try the local 大爷s maybe

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best gym near Local House Beijing 2026

fmd_goodLocal House · #chaoyang #gongti
anyone know a decent gym within walking distance of Local House? i'm in chaoyang and my current spot on gongti north road closed for renovation. looking for somewhere with real squat racks, not just t… anyone know a decent gym within walking distance of Local House? i'm in chaoyang and my current spot on gongti north road closed for renovation. looking for somewhere with real squat racks, not just treadmills, budget around 3000 a year
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the jingkelong one is solid but its 3400 now, they raised it in jan. squat racks are fine, only two tho so go before 6pm. gongti reopening got pushed to april btw

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dongfeng north bridge, tuanjiehu, 2400 flat

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chaoyang has heaps but for 3k a year with proper racks try the place above jingkelong on xindong lu, gongti will reopen by march anyway

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