Beijing, a place that broke my prejudices before going abroad to study

Beijing, where I went on a field trip with the goal of learning Chinese. I was half worried and half excited about whether I could do well living abroad alone for the first time. It was a short trip of 3 nights and 4 days. Since the purpose was not travel but field trip, I didn't make any plans other than flights and accommodations, and just moved around the schedule for real estate, things, experiences, and a little sightseeing. I had a prejudice against China, but it was a trip that made me realize once again how narrow-minded I was. The wide, blue, beautiful sky of Beijing The streets were so open despite being in the city center I was worried, but the people tried their best to accommodate me, who was not good at the language It was a trip that eased my worries about next year a little. I felt that the similar but different Korean scenery and food were worth experiencing. If there's anyone who hasn't been to China, I recommend that you take the opportunity to travel there visa-free! And, it's especially good to see Tiananmen and its square, but I recommend walking along Qianmen and Hutong Street in front of Tiananmen! The Forbidden City is actually large, but it's similar, so if you take a bus and go up to Jingshan Park behind it, you can see the whole of Beijing at a glance. It's said that the last young emperor of the Qing Dynasty committed suicide here, and the white pine trees are beautiful but also make you feel lonely. It's a park worth climbing just for the view of the whole city👍 You can climb without much effort, so go up after eating and digesting it~ #Jingshan Park #China Travel #Beijing Travel #Tiananmen #Front Gate