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500-800 RMB 500-800 RMBIn July 2024, Beijing's Central Axis was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, marking the capital's eighth UNESCO designation. Since then, this historic corridor has drawn global attention for its cultural significance. Qianmen Dajie (St) continues to thrive as a hub of time-honored Beijing brands and authentic local cuisine, while the iconic Daguanlou Cinema in Dashilar—now celebrating its 121st anniversary—stands as the birthplace of Chinese cinema, commemorating its pioneering role in the industry.
Offering panoramic views southward over the Forbidden City and northward toward the Bell and Drum Towers.
Exactly 120 years ago in 1905, China’s first film, Dingjun Mountain, premiered at Daguanlou Cinema, marking the birth of Chinese cinema.
Situated within the Xiannong Altar—a Ming-Qing imperial sacrificial complex—the monumental Taisui Hall houses the museum's crown jewel.
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