Things to do in Huimin

The escape routes within the traditional courtyard house are incredibly ingenious and well worth exploring. It's best to do some research beforehand, or hire a guide on-site; it will definitely be worth the trip. Security is as tight as the escape routes on a city wall; rules are as strict as the well water used by the women; the guards are as mysterious as the cabinets where bodyguards hide; and the escape routes are as ingenious as the design of hidden doors and drawbridges. While not as grand as the Wang Family Compound, nor as famous as the Qiao Family Compound, the Wei Family Manor is a system in itself, full of mysteries and intricate calculations—it's truly fascinating.

I came specifically for Sun Tzu's Art of War, but was somewhat disappointed. Judging from the architectural design and layout, it must have been a vibrant and popular area at the beginning of this century. Now, the buildings of the Military Strategy City are dilapidated, and the environment lacks maintenance, which is quite disheartening, likely due to the local government's financial difficulties. While military and business circles around the world study Sun Tzu's Art of War, his birthplace remains largely unknown—how can this not be lamentable!

The architecture and layout of Weiji Ancient Village are quite unique, but for some reason there are no tourists. During the more than one hour I spent there, I did not see a single tourist. Hundreds of shops were closed, and only two were open.

It's a great place and should be promoted more. There weren't many people during the National Day holiday, but it still had all the usual entertainment. Maybe it's just because of its location. If this were in a popular tourist city, it would definitely be a top destination.

Finally, we arrived at Universal Studios Beijing, embarking on a magical journey through movies and fairy tales. Here, all the fatigue of adults was healed. Although the whole day was rushed and packed with activities, we gained a wealth of joy and relaxation. After entering the park, we immersed ourselves in the various themed areas. Every scene was a highly realistic recreation of a movie, creating a truly immersive experience. Our first stop was the Transformers base, with its cool mecha style and immersive atmosphere. The 4D effects of the AllSpark battle were incredibly realistic and breathtaking, making us feel like we were on a sci-fi battlefield – thrilling and exhilarating. For the brave, we tried the Decepticon roller coaster, where the high-speed launch and flips provided ultimate stress relief, instantly washing away all our worries. Next, we entered Jurassic World. The prehistoric jungle was incredibly realistic, and the Jurassic Adventure ride vividly recreated the dinosaur world. Lifelike dinosaurs seemed to come right up to us – thrilling and fun. The gentler Soaring Over Jurassic offered a panoramic view of the entire park, a truly soothing and relaxing experience. The most anticipated part of the day was the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. The ancient Hogwarts Castle and the retro streets of Hogsmeade Village perfectly recreate scenes from the movies. The Forbidden Journey offers an immersive magical adventure with stunning and realistic special effects, fulfilling a long-held magical dream. Unlock magical spots along the street with an interactive wand, paired with a classic Butterbeer for an unforgettable experience. In the afternoon, stroll through the adorable Minions Land. The pastel-colored buildings are cute and soothing, and the Minions' antics are lighthearted and fun, full of childlike wonder. The Kung Fu Panda area, with its traditional Chinese style, is elegant and tranquil, perfect for relaxation and experiencing the unique charm of Chinese fairy tales. The evening parade is lively and grand, with enthusiastic performers creating a joyful atmosphere that infects everyone. As night falls, the Hogwarts Castle light show is dazzling and dreamlike, with flowing light and shadow that amazes the audience. A day trip is short yet fulfilling. Universal Studios is more than just an amusement park; it's a gentle haven to escape the mundane. Here, we can temporarily let go of our stress and be carefree again. This passionate and romantic journey has filled me with energy and become a precious and beautiful memory in my life.

The guide was exceptionally professional, telling stories in language children could understand. The mythical beasts on the roof ridges and the historical anecdotes of the palaces were all vividly and engagingly presented, never boring. The pacing was excellent, explaining as we walked, attentive to the children, and patiently answering all their questions. Originally, we just wanted to visit the Forbidden City and take some photos, but after the guided tour, we truly understood the history behind the red walls—a very rewarding experience! Highly recommended!

张洋导游讲解的非常好！All visitors should book the national Museum of China trip. It is not easy to book on your own, book through Trip.com and have a guide to share the history with you..

Of the Five Sacred Mountains, Mount Tai is the most revered. The hike from Hongmen to Yuhuangding is a classic experience, with breathtaking scenery along the way. Stone carvings dot the route, dating back to the Tang Dynasty and more recently to the Republic of China era, creating a historical corridor. Confucius said, "Ascending Mount Tai, one feels the world is small."

The environment is very good, the air is fresh, and all the children's rides are free. My son likes it very much and will come back next time. The restaurant has a poor price-performance ratio and the stir-fried dishes taste very average.

A great place to visit in Qingdao! The Qingdao Beer Museum is definitely worth checking out, especially if you’re interested in learning about the history of beer and how it’s made. The museum is well organized, with interesting exhibits showcasing the history of Tsingtao Beer, its brewing process, and the development of the brand over the years. The displays are informative, interactive, and visually appealing, so the visit never feels boring.The whole experience was really enjoyable, and there was plenty to see and explore. It was also a great opportunity to learn more about one of Qingdao’s most famous products and experience a little piece of the city’s culture. Overall, it’s a fun and interesting attraction, whether you’re visiting with friends, family, or as a couple. I had a lot of fun there and would definitely recommend adding it to your Qingdao itinerary!