Liangma River

The Liangma River has a long history, dating back to the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. After hundreds of years of development, it has now become the most international area in Beijing. The Liangma River International Customs Waterfront in Chaoyang District is an important window for China's opening to the outside world. It borders the Beijing Central Business District (CBD) to the south and the International Exchange Embassy District to the north. It is home to 90% of Beijing's international media organizations, international organizations, and chambers of commerce. Nearly 100 embassies of the United States, France, Japan, Australia, Canada, and other countries are located along the river. Now, Liangma River is synonymous with a green, healthy, vibrant, and fashionable lifestyle, where ancient and modern elements blend, and history and fashion collide. The Liangma River is an important part of the canal culture in Chaoyang District, where the waterfront, river channel, green space, and architecture are perfectly connected, and culture, tourism, and consumption are integrated with each other.