Food
The first lunch at Beijing (and China) was decent. There wasn't anything that stood out, but there wasn't anything bad either.
Before it comes to light, I just want to mention that I was thoroughly disappointed in the places the tour guides took us to eat in China. They were sometimes okay at best, usually quite poor, sometimes inedible. If I had to go to China again, I would thoroughly research places to eat or know locals beforehand I could trust.
The Great Wall of China
A look of the wall as we drive towards it.
Beijing Tea House
One of the popular teas offered in many shops is a flowering tea, which starts off as a closed round ball, and opens up once in water, as this one did.
Forbidden City
The courtyard of the Forbidden City is enormous, as can be seen behind me.
Summer Palace
The Summer Palace has an extremely scenic view, quite hard to find in Beijing.
Olympic Stadium/Tiananmen Square
The National Museum of China next to Tiananmen.