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Capital Cities and Tombs of the Ancient Koguryo Kingdom
The site includes archaeological remains of three cities and 40 tombs: Wunüshan City, Guonei City and Marudushan City, of which 14 are royal tombs and 26 are tombs of nobles. They all belong to the Koguryo culture. Koguryo was named after the dynasty that ruled parts of northern China and the northern half of the Korean Peninsula from 277 BC to 668 AD. Wunüshan City has only been partially excavated. Guonei City is located in modern Ji'an City and served as a "secondary capital" after the main capital of Koguryo was moved to Pyongyang. Marudushan City was one of the capitals of the Koguryo Kingdom and retains many remains, including a large palace and 37 tombs. The ceilings of some of the tombs are very elaborate and cleverly designed to cover a wide space without pillars and to withstand the heavy weight of the stone or earth piles above.
Beijing Strawberry Expo Park
The 500-acre area is divided into an international area and a domestic area, and a 3.8-kilometer-long strawberry landscape avenue is built. The comprehensive exhibition department of the strawberry conference has five theme exhibition areas: the international strawberry industry exhibition, the international strawberry customs exhibition, the strawberry science and culture exhibition, the Chinese strawberry technology exhibition, and the strawberry solar greenhouse exhibition. It focuses on displaying Chinese self-bred strawberry varieties, foreign strawberry varieties, wild strawberries, safflower strawberries, soil disinfection, three-dimensional cultivation, strawberry processing, and China's unique energy-saving solar greenhouse. After the conference, a strawberry technology demonstration and exhibition center, an agricultural leisure experience center, and a science and education activity center will be built, becoming a new place for Beijing citizens and surrounding people to relax, entertain, consume and experience.