Photogenic Spots in China | Travel & Photo Tips

The photographer positions themselves slightly to the side and front of the building and trees, capturing the scene at eye level. This approach naturally incorporates the building's roof, doors, and windows, along with the trees into the frame. The roof, trees, and architectural details occupy different areas of the image, creating a balanced and layered composition. A standard lens is recommended to accurately represent the scene's proportions, clearly showing the architectural details, fruit shapes, and tree textures, while precisely recording the layout of the elements in the frame.

Travel Tips:
① Admission: Free, but reservations are required. A daily visitor limit of 400 is in place, and up to 40 visitors can register to enter if the museum is not at capacity (without a reservation).
② Hours: Closed on Mondays. Open Tuesday through Sunday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the last entry at 4:30 PM.

Lao She's Former Residence - Roof and Persimmon Tree in the Same Frame

Photo by Beijing Lao She's Former Residence - Calligraphy Works and Wooden Chairs Inside

Beijing Lao She's Former Residence - Calligraphy Works and Wooden Chairs Inside

Photo by Beijing Lao She Former Residence - Statue of Mr. Lao She

Beijing Lao She Former Residence - Statue of Mr. Lao She

Photo by Beijing Lao She Former Residence - Plaques and Architecture of the Three Exhibition Rooms

Beijing Lao She Former Residence - Plaques and Architecture of the Three Exhibition Rooms

Photo by Beijing Lao She's Former Residence - Upward Shot of Persimmon Tree and a Corner of the Eaves

Beijing Lao She's Former Residence - Upward Shot of Persimmon Tree and a Corner of the Eaves

Laoshe's Former Residence - In Front of the Window

The photographer captures the scene at eye level, with the statue as the foreground.
Travel Tips: Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM (closed on Mondays). Admission: Free (reservation required in advance).

Beijing Lao She Memorial Hall - In Front of the Red Windows

The photographer positioned themselves at a moderate distance to the side and front of the statue, using a medium focal length lens to focus on the details of the statue. The shot was taken at eye level, presenting the statue in a natural state while fully showcasing the exterior of the building.

1. Travel Tips:
① Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-16:30 (Closed on Mondays);
② Admission: Free (Advanced reservation required).

2. Additional Suggestions:
① It is recommended to book in advance on the official website or WeChat account to avoid queues;
② The recommended visit duration is about 1 hour, allowing for a leisurely appreciation;
③ Wangfujing pedestrian street is nearby, and you can take a stroll after your visit.

Lao She's Former Residence - Danshi Courtyard

Shoot from a low angle with a persimmon tree laden with fruit, the roof of an ancient building, and wooden windows as the main subjects. The branches and leaves of the persimmon tree, along with the bright orange fruits, should dominate the upper part of the frame, while the roof and windows of the ancient building serve as the background and foreground, creating a rich sense of depth. Use a standard lens to clearly capture the vibrant color of the persimmons, the texture of the leaves, and the details of the architectural elements, creating a lively and warm scene that conveys a bright and cheerful visual experience.
Shooting time: It is recommended to shoot on a sunny day.

Lao She's Former Residence - Danshi Courtyard

Photo by Beijing Lao She Memorial Hall - Lao She Sculpture and Persimmon Tree

Beijing Lao She Memorial Hall - Lao She Sculpture and Persimmon Tree