The photographer positions themselves low and close to the building, using an upward angle to highlight the eaves and plaque of Tai Sui Hall, emphasizing the grandeur and solemnity of the architecture. The composition employs a frame-within-a-frame technique, where the blurred golden objects in the foreground form a natural frame, guiding the viewer’s focus to the “Tai Sui Hall” plaque and the intricate architectural paintings and bracket structures behind it. Vertical lines (such as the pillars of the hall) and horizontal lines (the outline of the eaves) are used to construct a stable and balanced image. A medium to long focal length lens is used to compress the space, capturing the fine details of the architectural decorations, such as the vibrant painted patterns and the inscriptions on the plaque, making the subject more prominent and layered. 1. Travel Tips: ① Opening Hours: 09:00-17:00, last entry at 16:30, closed on Mondays (except national holidays); ② Ticket Prices: Adult ticket 15 RMB, student ticket 8 RMB. 2. Additional Tips: ① Volunteer guided tours: 10:00-11:00 and 14:30-15:00, with additional sessions on weekends, holidays, and during summer and winter breaks, check on-site notices; ② The first 200 visitors on Wednesdays can enter for free; ③ There is a parking lot for those driving, which is very convenient.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Upward Shot of the Plaque and Colorful Murals on the Tai Sui Hall

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No. 21 Dongjing Road, Xicheng District, Beijing, inside the Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum

Photography Tips

The photographer positions themselves low and close to the building, using an upward angle to highlight the eaves and plaque of Tai Sui Hall, emphasizing the grandeur and solemnity of the architecture. The composition employs a frame-within-a-frame technique, where the blurred golden objects in the foreground form a natural frame, guiding the viewer’s focus to the “Tai Sui Hall” plaque and the intricate architectural paintings and bracket structures behind it. Vertical lines (such as the pillars of the hall) and horizontal lines (the outline of the eaves) are used to construct a stable and balanced image. A medium to long focal length lens is used to compress the space, capturing the fine details of the architectural decorations, such as the vibrant painted patterns and the inscriptions on the plaque, making the subject more prominent and layered. 1. Travel Tips: ① Opening Hours: 09:00-17:00, last entry at 16:30, closed on Mondays (except national holidays); ② Ticket Prices: Adult ticket 15 RMB, student ticket 8 RMB. 2. Additional Tips: ① Volunteer guided tours: 10:00-11:00 and 14:30-15:00, with additional sessions on weekends, holidays, and during summer and winter breaks, check on-site notices; ② The first 200 visitors on Wednesdays can enter for free; ③ There is a parking lot for those driving, which is very convenient.

Walking Guide

Take bus 106 and get off at DongBeiWei Road Station. Walk west along BeiWei Road for 319 meters, then turn left and walk south along DongJing Road for 475 meters. Turn right and walk southwest for 64 meters, then turn left and walk southeast for 35 meters to reach the TaiSui Hall.