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Travel 旅游景点 The Malls at Oriental Plaza This is Beijing 认识北京 a ride is 2 yuan per kilometre, 3 yuan after 15 kilometres. From frontier of the ancient Chinese empire. In 1987 the Great Wall Shopping 购物 Hospitals & Clinics 医院/诊所 东方新天地 C5 11 p.m. until 5 a.m., the cost of a ride is 2.4 yuan per kilometre was listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The Badaling Tian’anmen Beijing is the capital of the People’s Republic of China and 天安门 SCITECH Plaza and 3.4 yuan after 15 kilometres. Have your destination written Section of the Great Wall is the most visited section. The Qianmen-Dashilan Shopping Street Sino-Japanese Friendship Hospital 中日友好医院 C5 the host city for the 2008 Olympic Games. With 3,000 years of 赛特购物中心 B6 down in Chinese. Say ting che to stop. Ask for your receipt by Mutianyu and Simatai sections are also famous. 前门大栅栏购物街 2 Yinghua Donglu, Chaoyang District 朝阳区樱花东路2号 +86 10 6422 2965 Forbidden city history and more than 850 years as a capital city, Beijing has a 北京协和医院 故宫博物院 C5 Lufthansa Youyi Shopping Center saying fapiao. Look to the rear of the taxi, especially in bicycle Badaling Section of the Great Wall 八达岭长城 As the first and oldest commercial street in Beijing, Qianmen- Beijing Union Medical College Hospital 燕莎友谊商城 rich culture and its own very special style. 53 Dongdan Beidajie, Dongcheng District 东城区东单北大街53号 Temple of Heaven D7 lanes, before opening your door to avoid be struck by a cyclist. 7:30a.m.–5 p.m. 45 yuan Dashilan shopping street is home to many laozihao (Chinese Seasons Place Location: 39.6 degrees north latitude and 116.2 degrees east Take 919 from Deshengmen Long Distance Bus Station, 500 metres east +86 10 6529 6114 天坛公园 B5 time-honoured brand businesses), including Tongrentang 北京友谊医院 金融街购物中心 C4 longitude Area: 16,807.8 sq.km Out and About 旅游景点 of Jishuitan Subway Station. Buses depart every half hour from 5:50 a.m. Friendship Hospital Beihai Park and return from Badaling until 6:30 p.m. (Chinese herbal medicine), Zhangyiyuan (tea) and Ruifuxiang 95 Yong'an Lu, Xuanwu District 宣武区永安路95号 +86 10 6301 4411 北海公园 C5 The Gate City Mall Population: 17.14 million (by June 2007) 新中关购物中心 Tian'anmen Square and Forbidden City Summer Palace 颐和园 (pure silk). Recently renovated, the centuries-old shopping street Beijing Hospital 北京医院 Ditan Park F4 Official Language:Mandarin (Putonghua) Liulichang 天安门广场与故宫 A former royal garden with more than 200 years of history, has recaptured its Ming-era look. 1 Dahua Lu, Dongdan, Dongcheng District 东城区东单大华路1号 地坛公园 D6 Electrical current: 220 volt +86 10 8513 2266 琉璃厂 temples, lakes and walkways. The essence of Chinese classical See around: Beijing Urban Planning Exhibition Hall (北京规划展览馆) to the Beijing Zoo B4 Tian’anmen Square is the heart of Beijing and the largest public Hongqiao Market Getting Around 出行 gardens. A great day out. west of Qianmen exhibits stunning scale models of Beijing’s city planning. 动物园 D4 square in the world. The 44-hectare Tian’anmen Square is 500 (20 Qianmen Dongdajie, Dongcheng District 崇文区前门东大街20号; +86 10 Useful Information 常用信息 红桥市场 19 Xinjian Gongmen, Haidian District 海淀区新建宫门19号 B5 metres wide and 880 metres long. Walking beneath the red flags 6702 4505; 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Closed Mondays; 30 yuan) Lama Temple On Foot 步行 +86 10 6288 1144 6:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m. 30 yuan Beijing is a very Internet-friendly place for travellers with laptops. 雍和宫 Subway Line 2, Qianmen station Internet: D6 Office Buildings 办公楼 Meandering is one of the best ways of experiencing the capital of Tian’anmen is quintessential Beijing. You may want to catch Take Subway Line 13 and get off at Wudaokou station, then take a taxi Most hotels provide in-room Internet access. the flag-raising ceremony at dawn, usually around 5 to 6 a.m. 菜市口百货商场 You can make local and long-distance calls from your hotel Shichahai Capital Land China city. Look LEFT before you cross the road, because cars drive on for about 20 yuan Caishikou Department Store Calling: 什刹海 D5 Heading north, walk back through time into the vast Forbidden or any public phone on the street using an IC calling card, available at 凯德置地 B6 the right in Beijing. Temple of Heaven 天坛公园 Caishikou Department Store is the largest gold and jewellery convenience stores and newsstands. A shenzhouxing card, which can be The Palace of Prince Gong Fortune Plaza City. The Forbidden City has been home to 24 emperors of the A wonderful example of Ming architecture in a walled retailer in Beijing. Olympic licensed products can also be found here. found at all newsstands, is a good choice for your mobile phone to make 恭王府 D5 By Bike 自行车 财富中心 C6 Ming and Qing dynasties, and the structure, which was built by 267-hectare park. This is where Chinese emperors offered 306 Guanganmennei Dajie, Xuanwu District 宣武区广安门内大街306号 local calls. Confucius Temple Getting around by bike is convenient and pleasant in Beijing, +86 10 8352 0088 China country code: 0086 Beijing city code: 010 Shanghai city code: 021 China World Trade Center more than 200,000 workers for 14 years, is the best preserved sacrifices and prayers for good harvests. 孔庙 D6 中国国际贸易中心 where there are around 10 million bicycles. Most streets have Take Subway Line 2 to Xuanwumen Station, then take a taxi Currency & Exchange: The Chinese currency is officially called the C6 and most complete example of imperial architecture in China. A1 Tiantan Beilu, Chongwen District 崇文区天坛北路甲1号 yuan, and is also known as renminbi (RMB).The best place to convert your Chaoyang Park wide, well-defined bike lanes and bikes can be rented at many See around: The Monument to the People’s Heroes and Chairman +86 10 6702 8866 6 a.m.–9 p.m. 15 yuan China World Mall 国贸商城 朝阳公园 酒店和公寓 dollars into yuan are at a branch of a major bank, such as Bank of China D7 Hotels & Apartments hotels and bicycle-renting spots. Bicycle Rental provides dozens Mao’s Mausoleum stand on the southern end of Tian’anmen Square and Take Subway Line 5 and get off at Tiantan Dongmen 1 Jianguomenwai Dajie, Chaoyang District 朝阳区建国门外大街1号 or HSBC. are also popular sites to visit. The egg-shaped National Centre for the Ruins of Yuanmingyuan The St. Regis Beijing of locations for bike renting. Dial 800 810 5917 (8 a.m.–8 p.m.) 雍和宫 +86 10 6505 2288 Subway Line 1, Guomao Station ATMs: Your best bet for ATMs is the Bank of China, which accepts most 圆明园遗址公园 F4 北京国际俱乐部饭店 Performing Arts to the west of Tian'anmen Square is the best place for Yonghegong Lamasery foreign cards. HSBC, Citibank and ICBC have lots of branches in Beijing, C6 for details. A complex of progressively larger buildings topped with ornate Beijing apm 新东安广场 Ancient Observatory operas, dramas and concerts in town. and accept all major cards with English instructions. Grand Hyatt Beijing 公共汽车 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. 60 yuan for Forbidden City yellow-tiled roofs, Yonghegong was built in 1694 and originally 138 Wangfujing Dajie, Dongcheng District 东城区王府井大街138号 古观象台 C5 东方君悦大酒店 By Bus +86 10 6528 1788 Subway Line 1, Wangfujing Station Useful to Know C5 Subway Line 1, Tian’anmen East Station or Tian’anmen West Station • Tipping is not required, and locals simply don't do it. You don't need to Capital Museum There are more than 24,000 buses running on 750 routes in belonged to a Qing prince who became the Yongzheng Oriental Plaza Lufthansa Youyi Shopping Center 燕莎友谊商城 tip in restaurants or in taxis. 首都博物馆 C4 东方广场 Beijing, and 40 percent of them are new and cleaner models. Beihai Park and Jingshan Park emperor. As was the custom, the complex was converted to a C5 北海公园和景山公园 52 Liangmaqiao Lu, Chaoyang District 朝阳区亮马桥路52号 • Travellers can easily find restrooms on the street, in office buildings, National Art Museum The Peninsula Beijing Most buses numbered between 1 and 100 operate within the temple after Yongzheng’s move to the Forbidden City in 1744. +86 10 6465 1188 Bus 701, 707, 909 shopping centres, supermarkets, hotels and restaurants. Some local 中国美术馆 C5 王府半岛饭店 C5 Third Ring Road. Buses with 9 as the first number run between Jingshan Park lies directly opposite the North Gate of the 12 Yonghegong Dajie, Dongcheng District 东城区雍和宫大街12号 赛特购物中心 restrooms do not have toilet paper, so carry packets of tissues and anti- Nanxincang suburban and urban areas. Forbidden City. It was a playground of Ming and Qing dynasty +86 10 6404 4499 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. 25 yuan SCITECH Plaza bacterial hand wipes with you. Great Wall Sheraton Hotel Subway Line 2 or Line 5, Yonghegong (Lama Temple) Station 22 Jianguomenwai Dajie, Chaoyang District 朝阳区建外大街22号 • Business cards are a big deal. If possible, have yours printed in English on 南新仓文化休闲街 D6 喜来登长城饭店 emperors for almost 500 years. For an extraordinary view of D7 IC Cards 市政交通一卡通 首都博物馆 +86 10 6512 4488 Subway Line 1, Jianguomen Station one side and Chinese on the other (your hotel can often arrange this). Beijing and the Forbidden City, you may walk to the top of the hill Capital Museum Proffer your card with both hands and receive the other person's in the Landmarks 标志性建筑物 China World Hotel Beijing Smart IC cards (yikatong) can be used to pay for buses, subway SOLANA Lifestyle Shopping Park 中国大饭店 C6 rides and some taxis. The cards can be purchased and topped up which dominates this small park.
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    Research Collection Journal Article Variability in Regularity: Mining Temporal Mobility Patterns in London, Singapore and Beijing Using Smart-Card Data Author(s): Zhong, Chen; Batty, Michael; Manley, Ed; Wang, Jiaqiu; Wang, Zijia; Chen, Feng; Schmitt, Gerhard Publication Date: 2016-02-12 Permanent Link: https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000114229 Originally published in: PLoS ONE 11(2), http://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0149222 Rights / License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International This page was generated automatically upon download from the ETH Zurich Research Collection. For more information please consult the Terms of use. ETH Library RESEARCH ARTICLE Variability in Regularity: Mining Temporal Mobility Patterns in London, Singapore and Beijing Using Smart-Card Data Chen Zhong1*, Michael Batty1, Ed Manley1, Jiaqiu Wang1, Zijia Wang2,3, Feng Chen2,3, Gerhard Schmitt4 1 Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London, London, United Kingdom, 2 School of Civil and Architectural Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University, No.3 Shangyuancun, Haidian District, Beijing, P. R. China, 3 Beijing Engineering and Technology Research Centre of Rail Transit Line Safety and Disaster Prevention, No.3 Shangyuancun, Haidian District, Beijing, P. R. China, 4 Future Cities Laboratory, Department of Architecture, ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland * [email protected] Abstract OPEN ACCESS To discover regularities in human mobility is of fundamental importance to our understand- Citation: Zhong C, Batty M, Manley E, Wang J, ing of urban dynamics, and essential to city and transport planning, urban management and Wang Z, Chen F, et al. (2016) Variability in Regularity: policymaking. Previous research has revealed universal regularities at mainly aggregated Mining Temporal Mobility Patterns in London, spatio-temporal scales but when we zoom into finer scales, considerable heterogeneity and Singapore and Beijing Using Smart-Card Data.
  • Arup in Beijing CBD

    Arup in Beijing CBD

    Arup in Beijing CBD Revitalising the city skyline Driving the new heart of an ancient city Arup is the driving force behind the transformation of Beijing’s Central Business District (CBD), shaping attractive and sustainable urban settings for people to work, live and enjoy themselves. Beijing’s CBD is the city’s largest and most international centre of finance, media and business services. Located in Chaoyang District on the east side of the city, the CBD includes the 30ha existing area and an eastward expansion Core Area of around 305ha which is currently under large-scale development. More than 100 Fortune 500 businesses and over 60% of the overseas-funded companies in Beijing have their offices in the CBD. It is also home to a majority of foreign embassies in the city. Over the past decade, the CBD has grown from an ©Frank P Palmer industrial premises into a forest of modern towers, and CCTV Headquarters & China World Trade Centre Arup is playing an active role in shaping the urban fabric. From the world-famous CCTV New Headquarters tower to China Zun, the city’s future tallest building currently under construction, we are helping redefine Beijing’s skyline and the quality of urban living and working environment. Marrying our technical excellence with urban design and planning, we are delivering local landmarks imbued with a set of new concepts - to create a vibrant community that attracts people to stay and play, bringing the CBD with a 24-hour urban life. In Beijing’s CBD, we are shaping urban lifestyles as well as the city’s skyline.
  • NFC-Enabled Attack on Cyber Physical Systems: a Practical Case Study

    NFC-Enabled Attack on Cyber Physical Systems: a Practical Case Study

    NFC-enabled Attack on Cyber Physical Systems: A Practical Case Study Fan Dang1, Pengfei Zhou1;2, Zhenhua Li1, Yunhao Liu1 1 School of Software, TNLIST, and KLISS MoE, Tsinghua University, China 2 Beijing Feifanshi Technology Co., Ltd., China [email protected], fzhoupf05, lizhenhua1983, [email protected] Abstract—Automated fare collection (AFC) systems have been widely applied to practical transportation due to their conve- nience. Although there are many potential threats of NFC such AFC Card POS Terminal as eavesdropping, data modification, and relay attacks, NFC based AFC systems are considered secure, due to the limited 10cm communication distance. Nevertheless, the proliferation of NFC-equipped mobile phones make such system venerable. We (a) Direct communication. introduce and implement an attack on AFC cards that permits an attacker to top up his smart card and get a refund. We also propose possible countermeasures to defend against these attacks. I. INTRODUCTION AFC Card Card Reader Laptop Phone POS Terminal Automated Fare Collection (AFC) systems have been widely applied for decades to automate manual ticketing. They Relay Devices are deployed in major cities all over the world, with billions of (b) Relayed communication. contactless smart cards issued. Such a card is able to store and process data, and transceive data with a terminal wirelessly. Fig. 1: Two practical paradigms of AFC communications. Thus it is commonly used as an electronic ticket in AFC systems. The MIFARE chip was developed as a solution for AFC, method allows any Android application to emulate a card and it was seen as the major candidate for AFC systems and communicate directly to a card reader.