By the end of 2025, the Beijing Municipal Administrative Center (BMC) was home to 1,806 foreign-funded enterprises.

With the winter vacation approaching, are you hoping your child can broaden their horizons while enjoying meaningful activities during the holidays? Would you like them to experience the enduring charm of China’s outstanding traditional culture through immersive cultural encounters? This BMC Intangible Cultural Heritage immersive study tour invites you and your child to explore living heritage traditions, engage with millennia-old craftsmanship, and listen to stories of dedication and artistry—gaining hands-on insight into the historical and cultural legacy of the BMC.

Recently, the recommended list of “Feel of Beijing” literary landmarks was officially announced. Shaotang Literature Museum in the BMC was selected alongside 17 cultural landmarks, including Ditan Park, Beijing Drum Tower, the Guo Moruo Memorial Museum, and the Lao She Memorial Museum. Together, these sites trace nearly half a century of modern and contemporary Chinese literary history and have become important cultural emblems showcasing the profound artistic and literary heritage of Beijing.

Recently, despite the winter chill, the area beneath the iconic “Big Eaves” at Yileyuan Phase II in the BMC was filled with warmth and vitality, as the Shokai Urban Renewal · Big Eaves Community-Level Neighborhood Hub officially opened to the public.

Starting January 15, the "Easy Travel" services have been further expanded in China. In Beijing alone, the services are now available at all its seven major railway stations: Beijing Railway Station, Beijingxi Railway Station, Beijingnan Railway Station, Beijingbei Railway Station, Beijing Fengtai Railway Station, Beijing Chaoyang Railway Station, and Qinghe Railway Station.