Mandarin House Beijing 好きな
Located in Beijing's Central Business District at China Central Place and within easy reach of some of Beijing's most popular shopping and nightlife spots, Mandarin House offers quality Chinese...
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LTL Mandarin School 好きな
LTL Mandarin School is a Chinese language school which provides students from all over the world with memorable experiences learning Chinese in China. LTL have a professional learning centre in the...
Learn Mandarin in Beijing
For students learning Mandarin language, Beijing offers an incredible insight in the cultural life of China, from colourful traditional operas and theatre plays, to museums filled with beautiful collections of ancient arts and craft. Countless numbers of ancient palaces, temples, pagodas, museums and parks are scattered across the city, catering for the interests of all visitors.
Right in the historical centre of Beijing, students learning Mandarin can visit the Forbidden City, huge palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, which now contains the Palace museum. The gardens and park surrounding the palace are often described as masterpieces of Chinese garden art. This area is also of main political significance in modern China.
Many famous sites are located nearby, such as Tiananmen Square, the Great Hall of the People, the National Museum of China, the Monument to the People's Heroes and the Mausoleum of Mao Zedong. The outskirts of Beijing too offer a number of must-see sites including the Imperial Tombs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the Great Wall of China.
Students from all over the world come to Beijing to study, to try the local cuisine, and to enjoy the traditional teahouses and the flourishing nightlife.
Sports fans will be able to view the stadium that hosted the 2008 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games while wildlife lovers will be fascinated by the 6000 species on display at the Botanical Garden or might enjoy visiting the Beijing Zoo, mostly famous for sheltering the giant panda.
Students from all over the world come to Beijing to study, to try the local cuisine (with famous delicacies such as the Peking Roast Duck), and to enjoy the traditional teahouses and the flourishing nightlife.