Beijing Tourists Experience Rural Culture And Activities

The Longfu Si street district in Beijing recorded nearly 8 million visitors in 2025. Visitors can purchase Beijing-themed souvenirs, with the area offering a night market and morning market with food and goods. The district has transformed Beijing's low-rise buildings into taller structures, attracting tourists who purchase golden-flavored high-point pastries as gifts. In 2025, the Longfusi Street area saw nearly 8 million visitors, with over 850,000 visiting during the Chinese New Year period, generating over 10 million yuan in sales. Longfu Four Street in Beijing is blending traditional architecture with modern elements to attract visitors and retain residents. This 'embroidery-style' renovation focuses on historical preservation and future development. Longfu Fourth Street in Beijing is undergoing a renovation that integrates surrounding traditional bungalows with modern elements, aiming to enhance visitor experience. Beijing's 60 key business districts recorded 43.7 million visitor trips as of May 1, according to the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Commerce. This marks a 1.5 percent year-on-year increase in footfall. Total consumption in these districts reached 100 billion yuan. Beijing's 60 key business districts saw 43.7 million tourist visits in April, a 1.5% increase year-on-year. Beijing's 60 key commercial areas experienced 43.701 million visitor trips from May 1st, a 1.5% increase year-on-year, with consumption reaching 100 billion yuan.