A Show Worth Seeing When You Come To Hangzhou

The stage for this show is set at the lake's edge and the show takes place on a platform just below the surface of the water. A large boat and a series of sinister boatmen move on the water while the

performers walk or run on the platform, but the impression is of people walking or running on the water. The lighting is excellent and the music suits the action. Many of the props for the show are amazing. The most impressive is the hydraulic triangular arm which lifts out of the water emitting a misty spray illuminated by a series of coloured floodlights. There are some outstanding sequences, especially the drumming scene. There are a large number of performers with excellent costumes and props. The problem with this show is that the action is a long way from the audience and this detracts from the sophistication of the show. 
The show takes place at night so be prepared for spring showings as it can be very cold and the seating is in the open.

Have a Big Dinner in The Dadi Restaurant

The Dadi Restaurant is one of the first time-honored brands that offered Western food in Beijing. Set up in 1945, it was located in the West Chang an Avenue which was called the Restaurant Street in Beijing and it stood out from the other restaurants there by its Russian food. Later it moved to Xisi Crossroad and finally to the present location due to business requirements. Because the

food and decoration of it are similar with the Moscow Restaurant in Beijing and it is located in the urban area, hence the name Mini Moscow Restaurant in the City.
Since the Dadi Restaurant started its business, it implemented a quality standard of being original. It offers Russian foods that focus on oil and color and are oily and strong in flavor. Featuring sweet, sour, chili and salty tastes, it has a rich variety of high, medium and low grades of foods. It is praised by the common people in Beijing because of its economical foods. Dadi Western Restaurant has created its featured dishes during dozens of year's business.
Featured dishes: Chicken Roll with Butter, Ham Salad, Jilin Pawn, Pan Fried Hodgepodge, Roast Mandarin Fish with Milk, Stewed Beef in Pot, King Bakemeat, borsch, and Fried Pork Chops.

The Shijingshan Amusement Park in Beijing Downtown

The Shijingshan Amusement Park is a State AAAA Tourist Area. It is located on the north side of the western end of Chang'an Avenue in Beijing and on the western side of the West Fifth Ring Road, 15 km from Tian'anmen Square. It is a scenic spot and theme park, integrating fitness, entertainment, appreciation of literature and art, catering and shopping. Completed in September 1986, the

Shijingshan Amusement Park covers 340,000 square meters, is composed of three parts: the Entrance Zone Square, Eastern Science-fiction Theme Zone and the Western cartoon theme zone. The Entrance Zone Square is a sunken green culture square. The first level along the streets is a music fountain square, the second one contains a green lighting square covered with Chinese roses and flowers, and the third is used for cultural activity, covering 31,000 square meters. There are 71 various theme amusements. The track length of the suspended and reciprocating roller coaster totals 888 meters, ranking No. 1 in Asia; Jones Adventure heads the top in Asia for track height of 25 meters and total length of 480 meters. 4D Flying Theater boasts vertical a ball screen diameter of 22 meters; dynamic seat devices can raise the audience up to 15 meters in the air. The digital-controlled dynamics and restoration of digital camera shots enable the audience to simulate flying high in the sky.