设为首页  |  加入收藏
 首页  实验室概况  研究队伍  科学研究  科研设备  人才培养  合作交流  ASV14  CTFD  FLUCOME2021  IUTAM_TNTI 
站内搜索:
 
   
 
 Home 
 Topics 
 Registration Fee & Payment 
 Committee 
 Plenary Talk 
 Abstract & Paper 
 Accommodation 
 Travel Information 
 ASV14 online registration system 
 Contact 
 Sponsor 
 
  Travel Information
当前位置: 首页 > ASV14 > Travel Information
 

About Beihang University      

Beihang University (BUAA) was founded in 1952 with the merger of the aeronautical departments from eight top Chinese universities. Today it is one of the nation’s foremost research universities supported by China’s Project 211, Project 985 and Project 2011. Beihang have now developed into a comprehensive research university covering engineering, natural sciences, humanities and social sciences. In addition to serving the nation, Beihang are striving to answer the new call by boosting engagement with the world-wide flow of talent, vigorous intellectual exchange, and international interdisciplinary research.

       The center of Beihang is its Xueyuan Road campus in the heart of "China's Silicon Valley" - Zhongguancun Science Park. The Park is one of the technology centers in the world and is growing fast into a high and new-tech industrial cluster. In addition to its Xueyuan Road Campus, the University is also located in northwest Beijing’s Changping District with a newly developed campus and has comprehensive research facilities, notably the National Laboratory of Aeronautics and Astronautics (NLAA). Please find more information about BUAA here.  

       

        ASV14 will be held in the Conference Center of Beihang University, Xueyuan Road campus. It is 30km away from the Beijing International Airport, easy access to public transport system, and close to most of the famous tourist sites in Beijing. Please find more information about the public transportation here.

       

About Beijing    

Beijing is the capital of P. R. China, a city with thousands years of history, but also a fast-growing, dynamic modern metropolis with high-rise buildings, shopping malls and vast international hotels. Beijing maintains a firm grip on its rich cultural heritage. It is a monolithic showcase that can give a distorted view of China to foreign visitors.  

       

Tourist Highlights    

As a tourist destination, Beijing has a great deal to offer.Most obvious are the Great Wall (Changcheng), the Forbidden City (Gugong), The Temple of Heaven (Tiantan), the Summer Palace (Yiheyuan), Lama Temple (Yonghegong), Tiananmen Square, and the traditional courtyard homes along the alleyways or hutongs.  The main sights can be seen in 3-4 days, although smaller museums, temples, tombs, and shopping can occupy several more days, and a more relaxed tour taking in both city and district attractions can eaily fill a couple of weeks.

Other popular attractions are the markets, especially the famed Silk Market (now relocated indoors), it's cousin Yaxiu which sell mostly clothes, the Pearl Market (Hongqiao) which sells a wide range of clothes, souvenirs, and pearls, and the Dirt Market (Panjiayuan), especially vibrant on Sunday mornings, that sells art, souvenirs, reproductions and perhaps also some genuine antiques. There are also shopping opportunities around the increasingly developed-for-tourism Qianmen and Shichihai areas. For example, along the old commercial Dazhalan (or Dashilar) or 'traditional' Liulichang Streets near the former, and the hutong-style Nanluoguxiang near the latter.

The Shichahai lakes area north of Beihai park is composed of the three lakes Qianhai, Houhai, and Xihai, and is the home to many new and interesting bars and restaurants.  Sanlitun is another area known for a large number of bars and popular with the international student and expat community, as well as the more progressive locals.

Performances  

Many visitors to Beijing see performances of Chinese acrobats and excerpts from Peking Opera.  There are several venues offering these performances. Listings for these and a wide-range of other events can be found in free English-language publications such as The Beijinger (formerly That's Beijing) and City Weekend.

Food and Local Specialties    

Food is a highlight of a visit to Beijing. Specialties include Peking Duck, Mongolian Hotpot, and noodles with meat sauce (zhajiang mian) served up in numerous Old Beijing restaurants. Many people will also enjoy homestyle (jiachang) cooking, dumplings (jiaozi or guotie), and Xinjiang cooking from China's far northwest.

                                       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

中国力学学会 | 中国航空学会 | 清华大学 | 北京大学 | 北京航空航天大学 | 哈尔滨工业大学 | 西北工业大学 | 南京航空航天大学 | 中国空气动力研究...

流体力学教育部重点实验室    地址:北京市海淀区学院路37号北京航空航天大学   编码:100191   
电话:010-82317506   传真:010-82317506   电子邮件506@buaa.edu.cn (办公室),qigao @buaa.edu.cn (常务副主任)