Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Consider channel memberships for behind-the-scenes content and early access to exclusive stories. (2:02)
- Tip 2Explore Wangfujing pedestrian street for shopping and souvenirs. It's a touristy area but offers a good feel for the city. (7:00)
- Tip 3The Hutongs offer a glimpse into old Beijing, with charming streets and friendly people. Be cautious of scooters. (8:05)
- Tip 4Try the ice cream at Snow King (Mixu Ice Cream and Tea Shop), a popular spot with delicious treats. (14:58)
- Tip 5Enjoy a traditional Peking duck dinner at a local restaurant for an authentic culinary experience. (23:29)
- Tip 6Visit Chisha High in the late afternoon to experience the vibrant heart of young China. (29:11)
- Tip 7Take a stroll around the lakes at Chisha High and perhaps make new friends. (33:59)
Our Travel Journal, a German-Turkish family, shares their captivating first impressions of Beijing. From navigating bustling streets and serene temples to a unique Kung Fu lesson at the Hall of Purdu Temple, their journey is filled with unexpected moments and cultural discoveries. This episode offers a glimpse into the vibrant heart of Beijing, showcasing the city's blend of ancient traditions and modern dynamism, challenging preconceived notions about China along the way.
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This episode of "Our Travel Journal" follows a German-Turkish family of five as they explore Beijing, China. Their journey begins with a quiet morning, allowing the children to rest after a long journey from Germany, via Italy and Menistan. The family enjoys a traditional Chinese breakfast, setting the tone for their day of exploration.
Their exploration takes them through the narrow Hutong alleys, where they soak in the atmosphere and history. They venture to Wangfujing pedestrian street, a bustling shopping area, hoping to find some new clothes for the children. A highlight of their day is a Kung Fu lesson at the Hall of Purdu Temple, a unique experience that combines physical activity with cultural immersion. The instructor emphasizes the philosophy of Kung Fu, highlighting its focus on flow and harmony.
The family's exploration continues, taking them through modern shopping streets and the 798 Art District. They spend time at Chisha High, a vibrant area that showcases the energy of young China. The family interacts with locals, enjoying the lively atmosphere and making spontaneous connections. They conclude their day with a traditional Peking duck dinner and reflections on their experiences. Throughout their journey, Our Travel Journal shares personal insights and emotional moments, highlighting the authenticity and unexpected discoveries of their trip. They challenge preconceived notions about China, emphasizing the importance of personal experience over media portrayals. The family's genuine interactions with locals and their willingness to embrace the unknown create a heartwarming and engaging narrative.