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Xiangren Longji’s menu focuses on noodle soups and dry noodles (RMB 22-28), stinky tofu, marinated chicken feet, and marinated duck. All the noodles at this chain are made of rice and shipped from Changsha, the capital city of Hunan province on a daily base. Don't forget to hit the self-served table for Hunan-style snacks, including deep-fried soy beans, chili peppers, preserved beans, deep-fried lard

Nested on the first floor of Jinglong Mansion, where Japanese restaurant Matsuko is, Shijie is not a food research institute, not a food court, not a bakery, nor a cooking school, but a restaurant with large space with comfortable chairs, and induction cookers. The menu includes snacks, soup with rice (RMB 28-38), eggs, desserts, afternoon tea in small portion, and coffee (RMB 32-34). 

The KWM Art Center opened in October 2016 and is located on the second floor of the WFC in CBD. Supported by the law firm King & Wood Mallesons and a KWM Art Center affiliated private art fund, the art center has over 700sqm of exhibition space, including a VIP room and an educational space and looks to promote both domestic and overseas artists.

Located on the basement floor of the Fortune Financial Center (FFC), Xbek serves classic Chinese dishes with a slight contemporary twist. Sadly the interior design is likely to give diners a headache and the prices don't warrant spending extra on food that has tastier renditions in Beijing's streetside, local restaurants.

A popular brand across Beijing, Kamal Yoga’s World City location has the feel of a sleek boutique hotel. They offer all types of yoga, including the aerial yoga, practiced on silks hanging from the ceiling, and power yoga, a vigorous, fitness-oriented form of yoga. Other branches include CapitaMall Crystal (near Wanshou Lu), Charter Shopping Center (near Wukesong), Livat Shopping Center (near Xihongmen), CapitalMall (near Taiyanggong), Aegean Mall (near Taiyanggong)

The Beijing American Center (BAC) is the place for cultural activities, educational resources, and offices which coordinate and support the cultural and educational exchanges between China and the United States.

(Formerly American Center for Educational Exchange)

This theater near Jingguang Qiao consists of nine performance spaces ranging in size from 50-1,500 sqm and holds performances of Chinese dramas, stage plays and experimental works.

Future Generations is an NGO that promotes sustainable social and environmental development through youth education worldwide. The organization has earned HLC certification in accordance with the United
States Board of Education and now has an accredited international graduate studies program with students from around the world.