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SSID HOTSPOT_NAME PROVINCE CITY ADDRESS Zip Code CATEGORY Phone CHINESE_HOTSPOT_NAME CHINESE_ADDRESS CMCC GuoErzhao Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 6 Xizhimen South St 100035 Hotel 010/66186688 国二招 宾馆 西直 门南大街 6号 CMCC Debao Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 22 Building Debao Xinyuan 100044 Hotel 010/68318866 德宝 饭店 西城区德宝新园22 楼 CMCC The Presidential Plaza Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing A9 FuchengmenWai St 100037 Hotel 010/68005588 国宾酒店 西城区阜外大街甲 9号 CMCC Xixi Friendship Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 109 Xidan North St 100032 Hotel 010/59319898 西西友 谊酒店 西城区西 单北大街 109 号 CMCC Centraotel Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing A26 Financial St 100032 Hotel 010/66216688 顺成饭店 金融街甲 26 号 CMCC Shanshui Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 45 Piku HutongXidan North St 100032 Hotel 4006-161616 山水 宾馆 西单胡同南街 45 号 CMCC Guangzhou Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing A3 Xidan Heng Ertiao 100031 Hotel 010/58559988 广州大厦 西单横 二条甲3号 CMCC Shenzhen Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 1 GuanganmenWai St 100055 Hotel 010/63271188 深圳大厦 广安 门桥 西北角深圳大 厦3层 CMCC CCECC Plaza Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 6 Beifengwo Rd 100038 Hotel 010/51818888 中土大厦 海淀区北蜂 窝6号 CMCC Zhongyu Century Grand Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 31 Lianhuachi East Rd 100038 Hotel 010/63989999 中裕世 纪大酒店 海淀区 莲花池 东路31 号 CMCC Beijing Railway Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 102 Beifengwo Rd 100038 Hotel 010/51879199 北京铁道大厦 北蜂 窝路102 号 CMCC Student Abroad Apartment of Foreign Language University Beijing Beijing 2 Xisanhuan North Rd 100038 Hotel 010/88816479 北外留学生公寓 海淀区西三 环北路 2号 CMCC Zhongxie Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 22 FahuaSi St 100081 Hotel 010/68413355 中协宾馆 海淀区法 华街22 号 CMCC Beijing Nanyueyuan Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 86 Nansanhuan West Rd 100081 Hotel 北京南粤苑 宾馆 中关村南街 1号 CMCC Friendship Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 1 Zhongguancun South St 100873 Hotel 010/68498888 友谊宾馆 海淀区中关村南大街 1号 CMCC High-Tech Mansion BUPT Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 10 Xitucheng Rd Hotel 北邮科技大厦 西土城路 10 号 CMCC Xihua Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 15 Xiyuan Caochang 100080 Hotel 010/62646688 锡华海体酒店 海淀区体育 馆东侧 CMCC Empark Grand Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 69 Banjing Rd 100097 Hotel 010/88598888 世纪金源大饭店 海淀区板井路 69 号 CMCC Xiyuan Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 1 Sanlihe Rd Hotel 西苑 饭店 三里河路 1号 CMCC Grand View Garden Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 88 Nancaiyuan St 100054 Hotel 010/51818899 大观园酒店 宣武区南菜园街88 号 CMCC Holiday Inn Central Plaza Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 1 Caiyuan St Hotel 中环假日酒店 南菜园街 1号 CMCC Suyuan Jinjiang Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 3 Guanganmen St 100055 Hotel 010/63267788 苏源锦江大厦 广安 门大街 3号 CMCC Dongfang Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 11 Wanming Rd 100050 Hotel 010/63014466 东方饭店 宣武区万明路 11 号 CMCC Wanshang Garden Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 22 Shijingshan Rd 100043 Hotel 010/68681188 万商花园酒店 石景山路 22 号 CMCC Zhangqiu Haitai Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 22 Lianhuachi Nanli 100055 Hotel 010/63496688 章丘海泰 饭店 广安路 莲花池南里 22 号 CMCC Jintai Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 38 Dianmen West St Hotel 北京金台 饭店 地安门西街 38 号 CMCC Media Center Beijing Beijing B11 Fuxing Rd Hotel 梅地 亚中心 复兴路 11 号 CMCC Holiday Inn Downtown Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 98 Beilishi Rd 100037 Hotel 010/68338822 金都假日酒店 西城区北礼士路 98 号 CMCC Jinyu Plaza Lobby Beijing Beijing 100 Xisanhuan North Rd Hotel 金玉大厦 西三环北路 100 号 CMCC Holiday Inn Chang An West Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 66 Yongding Rd 100039 Hotel 010/68132299 长峰假日酒店 永定路 66 号 CMCC Guoyi Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 1 Wenxing East St Hotel 国谊宾馆 文兴东街 1号 CMCC Central Garden Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 18 Gaoliangqiao Xie St Hotel 中苑 宾馆 高粱桥西街 18 号 CMCC Hotel Nikko New Century Lobby Beijing Beijing 6 Shoudi South Rd Hotel 010/68492001 新世 纪饭店 首都体育 馆南路 6号 CMCC Dajiangshan Hotel Lobby and Cafe Shop Beijing Beijing A1 Taipingqiao Xili 100071 Hotel 010/63429977 大江山酒店 丰台太平 桥西里甲 1号 CMCC Beijing Exhibition Center Hotel Lobby and Cafe Shop Beijing Beijing 135 XizhimenWai St 100044 Hotel 010/68316633 北京展 览馆宾馆 西城西外大街 135 号 CMCC Xindadu Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 22 Chegongzhuang St Hotel 新大都 饭店 车公庄街 22 号 CMCC Beijing Shangri-la Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 29 Zizhuyuan Rd Hotel 北京香格里拉 饭店 紫竹院路 29 号 CMCC Beijing Telecom Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 6 Shifangyuan 100036 Hotel 010/63901166 京都信苑 宾馆 海淀区石坊院 6号 CMCC Sunshine Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing A65 Fuxing Rd 100010 Hotel 010/68169077 北京阳光饭店 复兴路甲 65 号 CMCC Beijing Convention Center Lobby Beijing Beijing 88 Laiguangying West Rd Hotel 北京会 议中心 复兴路甲 65 号 CMCC Capital Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 3 Qianmen East St Hotel 首都大酒店 前门西街 3号 CMCC Qinglan Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 24 Dongsi Shitiao 100007 Hotel 010/84021155 青蓝大厦 东城区东 四十 条24 号 CMCC Novotel Xinqiao Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 2 Dongjiao Minxiang Hotel 新侨诺富特饭店 东郊民巷 2号 CMCC Hongxiang Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 15 Longxiang Rd 100083 Hotel 010/82078888 鸿翔大厦 海淀区 龙翔路 15 号 CMCC Beijing Continental Grand Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 8 Beisihuan Middle Rd 100101 Hotel 010/84985588 北京五洲大酒店 朝阳区北辰 东路8号 CMCC Swissotel Beijing Lobby Beijing Beijing 2 Chaoyangmen North St Hotel 港澳中心瑞士酒店 朝阳门北路 8号 CMCC Capital Airport Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing Capital International Airport 100621 Hotel 010/64577788 首都机 场宾馆 首都机 场宾馆 CMCC Beijing Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 33 East ChangAn St 100004 Hotel 010/65137766 北京 饭店 东长 安街 33 号 CMCC King Wing Hot Spring Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 17 Dongsanhuan South Rd 100021 Hotel 010/67668866 京瑞温泉国 际酒店 (原京瑞大厦 ) 东三环南路 17 号 CMCC Celebrity International Grand Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 99 Anli Rd 100101 Hotel 010/58651166 名人国 际大酒店 安立路 99 号 CMCC CTS Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 2 Beisanhuan East Rd 100029 Hotel 010/64622288 中旅大厦 朝阳区北三 环东 路2号 CMCC Beijing International Aviation Club Beijing Beijing 200 Airport Side Rd 100015 Hotel 010/64598822 北京国 际航空俱乐部 朝阳区机 场辅 路200 号 CMCC Beijing International Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 9 JianguomenNei St 100005 Hotel 010/65126688 北京国 际饭店 建国 门内 大街 9号 CMCC Tulip Hot Spring Garden Resort Lobby Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing Dongwei Rd 100018 Hotel 010/84335040 郁金香温泉度假村 朝阳区东苇路金盏村入口北测 CMCC Jianguo Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 5 JianguomenWai St 100020 Hotel 010/65002233 北京建国 饭店 东城区建国门 外大街 5号 CMCC Comfort Inn and Suites Beijing Lobby Beijing Beijing 4 Gongti North Rd 100027 Hotel 010/85235522 北京 凯富酒店 朝阳区工体北路 4号 CMCC Fujian Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 11 Anzhen Xili District3 100029 Hotel 010/64428833 福建大厦 朝阳区安 贞里三 区11 号 CMCC Beijing Dabao Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 4 Longtanhu Rd 100061 Hotel 010/51233399 北京大宝 饭店 龙潭湖北路四号 CMCC Jinlong Plaza Beijing Beijing B1 Jianguomen South St 100005 Hotel 010/65286688 金龙大厦 东城区建国门南大街乙一号 1/43 SSID HOTSPOT_NAME PROVINCE CITY ADDRESS Zip Code CATEGORY Phone CHINESE_HOTSPOT_NAME CHINESE_ADDRESS CMCC Peixin Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing A5 Peixin St 100061 Hotel 010/67125588 培新 宾馆 崇文区培新街 5号 CMCC SunWorld Dynasty Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 50 Wangfujing St 100006 Hotel 010/65138888 天伦王朝饭店 东城区王府井大街 50 号 CMCC Yuanfang Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 22 Guangximen Beili 100028 Hotel 010/64225588 远方饭店 朝阳区光熙 门北里 22 号 CMCC Novotel Peace Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 3 Jinyu Hutong 100006 Hotel 010/65128833 诺富特和平宾馆 金鱼胡同 3号 9 Xiaotianzhu RdCapital International CMCC Sino-Swiss Hotel Lobby and Business Center Beijing Beijing 100621 Hotel 010/64565588 国都大酒店 首都国 际机场小天竺路 9号 Airport CMCC San Yuan Jin An Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 6 Beijing Station East St 100005 Hotel 010/65265588 三元金安大酒店 北京站 东街6号 CMCC Prime Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 2 Wangfujing St 100006 Hotel 010/58169999 华侨大厦 王府井大街 2号 CMCC China Resources Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 35 Jianguo Rd 100025 Hotel 010/51385555 华润饭店 朝阳区建国路 35 号 CMCC Tibet Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 118 Beisihuan East Rd 100007 Hotel 010/84031188 西藏大厦 北四 环东 路118 号 CMCC National Tourism Tower Beijing Beijing A9 JianguomenNei St 100740 Hotel 010/65201114 国家旅游局 办公大楼 东城区建国门内 大街甲 9号 CMCC Oriental Gongxiao Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 28 Guandongdian 100027 Hotel 010/65068866 东方宫宵大厦 朝阳区关东店大街 28 号 CMCC Beijing Chengyuan Plaza Beijing Beijing 19 Jianhua South Rd 100022 Hotel 010/65677799 北京成 远大厦 建外大街建 华南路 19 号 CMCC North Garden Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 218-1 Wangfujin St 100006 Hotel 010/65238888 北方佳苑 饭店 王府井大街 218-1 号 CMCC Beijing Asia Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 8 Xinzhong West St 100027 Hotel 010/65007788 北京 亚洲大酒店 工体北路新中西街 8号 CMCC Beijing Courtyard Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 3-18 ChongwenmenWai St 100062 Hotel 010/67081188 北京万怡酒店 崇文 门外大街 3号 CMCC Phoenic Grand Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing B57 AndingmenWai St 100011 Hotel 010/84139999 北京 凤展大酒店 (原金太阳酒店 ) 安定 门外大街乙 57 号 CMCC HongAn International Business Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing No.188 Chaonei Ave 100022 Hotel 010/85894696 鸿安国际商务大厦 朝内大街 188 号 CMCC Rosedale Hotel and Suites Beijing Lobby Beijing Beijing 8 Jiangtai West Rd 100016 Hotel 010/59602288 北京珀 丽酒店 将台西路 8号 CMCC Poly Plaza Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 14 Dongzhimen South St 100027 Hotel 010/65001188 北京保利大厦 东直门南大街 14 号 CMCC Beijing New Otani Changfugong Hotel Lobby Beijing Beijing 26 JianguomenWai St 100020 Hotel 010/65125555 北京 长富宫饭店 朝阳区建外大街 26 号 CMCC Beijing Chongqing Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing 15 Xibahe Guangximen Beili 100028 Hotel 010/64228888 重庆饭店 朝阳区西 坝河光熙 门北里 15 号 CMCC Wangfujing Grand Hotel Lobby and Meeting Rooms Beijing Beijing
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    8 PEOPLE Tuesday 27 April 2021 Xi breathes new life into ancient pagodas Yu Hong he renovated Nanxiang Twin Pagodas on Nanxiang Old Street a re open to the public now, as the Trepair project starting in March finished last week. Made of bricks, the pagodas have weathered seriously since the last repair in 1985. Xi Jianzhong, a staffer with the first construction project management team in Shanghai Zhuzong Group Construc- tion Development Co, is the technical director of the renovation project, and he is familiar with pagodas. He took part in the last repair work when he was 29. Over the years, he has grown from an apprentice to a senior repairer with abundant experience in the protection of ancient architecture, gaining renown in the relics protection area. Xi, now 65, was a bricklayer before becoming a restorer of ancient archi- tecture. After the launch of reform Repairing ancient and opening-up in China, Shanghai government paid a lot of attention to relics takes time in restoration and gathered a team of 20 learning. You have to to start an urgent protection project. Xi was selected as one of the members of remember each word the team because of his experience as a bricklayer. that your mentor tells “In the 1980s, the restoration industry you. People may think had limited talent, most of whom were over 70 years old. Under this situation, my job is tedious, but the government gathered 10 of those to me, I enjoy every who were masters at restoration and 10 youngsters to make up the gap, aiming second of it.
  • True Model of a Natural Chan Practitioner

    True Model of a Natural Chan Practitioner

    NCOUNTERS with Master E Ⅹ Sheng Yen Encounters with Master Sheng Yen Ⅹ Pocket Guides to Buddhist Wisdom E-26 Publisher: Dharma Drum Mountain Culture and Educational Foundation 5F., No. 186, Gongguan Rd., Beitou District Taipei City 112-44, Taiwan Tel: 886-2-2893-4646 Fax: 886-2-2896-0731 www.ddm.org.tw Speakers: Du Zhengmin, Ding Min, Shan Te-hsing Editorial & Production: Cultural Center, Dharma Drum Mountain Revision: International Translation Office ISBN: 978-986-96684-4-6 1st Edition: March 2019 Preface o share with the public the thoughts and life experiences Tof Dharma Drum Mountain founder Master Sheng Yen (also known as Shifu, meaning “Master”), the Sheng Yen Education Foundation embarked on a series of talks beginning in September of 2009. Fifty-two talks were given at the Sheng Yen Lecture Hall (located in the official residence where Master Sheng Yen lived in his final years). The talks were titled A Living Example, Countless Teachings— Encounters with Master Sheng Yen and we invited all his monastic and lay disciples to share with us their stories about Shifu, how he taught them through his living example and words. Listening to these speakers’ personal accounts of the interactions between teacher and student allowed the audience to commemorate Master Sheng Yen’s journey, and once again hear his gracious teachings. The talks include stories of Master Sheng Yen’s everyday life, how he would give detailed guidance to his disciples regarding their speech and actions. There are also accounts of his travels to share the Buddhadharma locally and overseas, reaching out to the public, and teaching them skillfully and flexibly based on the existing circumstances.
  • Printable Itinerary for SSO, Taiko, Chamber Chorale

    Printable Itinerary for SSO, Taiko, Chamber Chorale

    2008-1-17 China Concert Tour Itinerary for STANFORD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (SSO) STANFORD CHAMBER CHORALE (SCC) STANFORD TAIKO ENSEMBLE (TAIKO) June 16-July 5, 2008 Day 1: Monday, June 16, 2008 San Francisco/Shanghai 9: 45am: Meet at Dink doc for buses to SFO 13:30 PM: Departure from San Francisco on UA 857, bound for Shanghai Day 2: Tuesday, June 17, 2008 Shanghai Afternoon: Arrive in Shanghai Pudong Airport at 17:25 and transfer to Hotel Grand Hyatt by buses by maglev train Evening: Check in to the Hotel and have dinner Day 3: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 Shanghai/Hangzhou Morning: 08:00 Breakfast at Hotel (all the breakfasts are provided from 6:30am to 9:30am daily in the ho tels where we stay) SSO: 09:00-1100 Free at leisure. 11:00 Check out Noon: 11:45 Lunch Afternoon: 13:30 Drive to Hangzhou by bus 15:30 Arrive in Zhejiang University SCC &Taiko 10:00 Check out 10:30/13:00 Drive to Hangzhou 13:00/14:00 Lunch 14:00/16:00 rehearsal at Zhe Jiang University SSO, SCC& Taiko 16:00 Exchange Program 17:30 Dinner 18:30 Jointed concert at Zheda Auditorium 20:00 Check in to Zhejiang Hotel 1 2008-1-17 Day 4 : Thursday, June 19, 2008 Hangzhou Morning: 08:00 Breakfast at Hotel 09:00-10:30 Rehearsal at Hotel 10:30-11:30 Meet with mayor of Hangzhou 11:30-12:30 Visit the West Lake and the Inner West Lake Noon: 12:30-14:00 Lunch at Lou Wai Lou Restaurant Afternoon: 14:00-15:30 Visit Six Harmony Pagoda 15:30 Drive to Zhejiang Grand Theater 16:00-18:30 Rehearsal in Zhejiang Grand Theater 18:30-19:00 Tea time Evening: 19:30 Concert in the Opera Hall of the Zhejiang Grand Theatre.
  • City Space + Globalization: Xidan Street, Beijing

    City Space + Globalization: Xidan Street, Beijing

    City, Space, and Globalization 13 XIDAN STREET, BEIJING: READING AND WRITING URBAN CHANGE Emel Yucekus Tridib Banerj ee "Thus we understand why spatial images play so important a role in the collective memory. The place a group occupies is not like a blackboard, where one may write and erase figures at will. No image of a blackboard can recall what was once written there. The board could not care less what has been written on it before, and new figures may be freely added. But place and group have each received the imprint of the other. Therefore every phase of the group can be translated into spatial terms, and its residence is but the juncture of all these terms. Each aspect, each detail, of this place has a meaning intelligent only to members of the group, for each portion of its space corresponds to various and different aspects of the structure and life of their society, at least of what is most stable in it." Maurice Halbawchs (1980), The Collective Memory, p. 130. A city is also is not like a blackboard, we can argue, following Maurice Halbawchs (1980). Yet, many observers see the built environment of cities as a collection of writings that accumulates in time and space. Each building, each sign, each coat ofpaint represents an intent, an expression ofcommerce, an assertion of identity, a message in social communication. However, unlike a blackboard, which is meant to be erased and written repeatedly, the writings that constitute the physical city are much less impermanent. At the same time, we also r e c ognize that change is inevitable, some decay is unavoidable, and renewal and rebuilding are inexorable.