As tens of thousands of travellers come to shop at the famous Wangfujing-beijing's most famous shopping street-one guy just wonders why people call it Wangfujing. Well, his mate labors on why it has such a name. 

Want something thrilling experience to be added to your Beijing experience? How about serving yourself a brochette of scorpins, grasshoppers, or larvas. While challeging your guts, they are actually very tasty. 

Wangfujing Food Street will create for you one-of-a-kind dining experience with all kinds of exotic foods that often challenge your guts.  

Wangfujing is probably the most unique shopping street in Beijing. Not only can you dine on all kinds of Beijing snacks after a busy day, but also enjoy free Peking Opera staged all day around.

Wangfujing is Beijing's symbol of wealth: along its two sides are fashion studios, high-end electronic gadgets shops, cafes, jewelry stores. Everyday more people come to spend their money with a seemingly unabated enthusiasm.

Nike, Adidas, Tissot, LV, Gucci, everything that you can find back home but at lower prices.

Wangfujing isn't a mere shopping venue. It is a symbol of dynamic and prosperous Beijing as fans of the Olympics gather below a huge high-tech screen to witness probably the proudest moment in China's modern history.

Out for a snack in Wangfujing where it is said the Chinese will eat anything. Welcome to the Wangfujing Food Street!

Peking duck lovers, it's your time to devour! Quanjude is Beijing's best restaurant for making roast duck and it has a branch in the Qianmen area, not far from the Tian'anmen Square. See you there!

Beijing snacks are Beijing's best, something you have to try if you really want to know Beijing and get a taste of its life. The street in the Qianmen area, which is not far from the Tian'anmen Square, offers snacks of scorpins, silk worms, sea horses, and many more. It's time to test your guts!  

See how Peking duck is carved up before it is served on your table! "Damn, I'm so hungry and it looks so yummy!"

Almost every visitor of Beijing expects to dine on Beijing's famous Xiao Chi, or snacks. There are people saying: only by eating Beijing Xiaochi can you fully understand Beijing life. Well, that's for you to find out!

Around the Qianmen area, which is next to the Tian'anmen Square, stands the famous Laoshe Teahouse. The best venue for tea in Beijing, Laoshe is more like a entertainment house with short shows by  comedians, acrobats, and opera performers. 

How old Beijing life is like? A Beijing expat takes you for a look from inside.