Good places to visit in Beijing (4)——Beijing·Peace Fruit Bureau

At the entrance of the Peace Fruit Bureau, I heard "Green Apple Paradise" by the Little Tigers. The familiar tune instantly brought me back to my childhood and the 1980s when the happiness index was extremely high. A childhood spent rolling hoops, playing Western movies, and bouncing glass balls; a boy riding a 28-bar bicycle with a crossbar and riding wildly with his friends; a boy wearing a floral shirt, bell-bottom pants, and headphones immersed in "Glory Days" Young people, fluffy curls, plaid skirts, kitten heels, middle-aged people chatting and laughing while shopping in shopping malls, old people playing chess at the entrance of the alley and staring blankly in rocking chairs under the shade of trees... In that era, happiness could be seen everywhere and arise at any time; In that era, there were simple, honest, simple and harmonious interpersonal relationships; in that era, unity was strength and high-spirited progress; in that era, the happiness index was extremely high: 1980s. Want to see those very representative old objects and buildings? Want to see how interesting daily life was in that era? In the pleasant charm of early autumn, welcome to the Peace Fruit Bureau of the 1980s! 📌TIPS: 📍Location: Navigate and search for Heping Fruit Bureau (B2 Floor, Beijing Department Store, Wangfujing Street) 💰Ticket: 30 yuan/person (2024.7.5-2024.8.31 Beijing Second Hutong Cultural Festival) 🔷The staff at the entrance will give you a bracelet. As long as the bracelet is not torn, you can use it to come in and out anytime and anywhere on the same day, which is very considerate. 🔶A travel passport will also be issued at the entrance. You can punch in and collect stamps according to the passport route. There are also coupons from different merchants in the passport, so remember to use it. 🔷In the 1980s, everything was available for food, drink and entertainment. 🔶There are scheduled performances at the Peace Theater and the Atrium. Please consult the staff for specific time arrangements.