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bsp; Built upon a sometimes regal, sometimes turbulent historical foun-
dation that disappears into prehistory, Beijing is again emerging as a
major world centre for tourism, business and commerce and political
power. Yet, with its streams and mountains, its winding hutong lanes,
its parks and its modern megaliths of gleaming glass and steel, it is also
being transformed into a harmonious place in which to live, work and
to enjoy a harmonious social existence.
     This is Beijing, a charming, magnificent city that has weathered
dynastic change for thousands of years and that has served as a centre
of power for 850 of those years, right up until the present.
     Steeped in an imperial history, the city is teeming with internation-
ally recognised heritage sights and monuments. Given a single lifetime,
the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace are things
that really should be seen at some point. There are also numerous temples
and parks dotting the city and the surrounding countryside that provide
serenity and respite to sometimes harried residents, both local and
foreign, who are living on the cutting edge of change.
     Beijing is racing at a sometimes alarining speed towards 2008. With
the Olympics in view, and while the cranes and welders forge a new
skyline in preparation, the people have already arranged their own pal-
ette in all its multicoloured modernity. No more red slogans and grey
uniforms of the past, Beijing will welcome the world with designer
boutiques, fine cuisine and flashing neon. Its children crowd Internet
cafes well into the night and there's a fast-evolving music scene, with
international artists regularly dropping in to sample an active, vibrant
night life. New money is evident everywhere, from blacked-out Audis
to trendy VIP bars hidden down dark alleyways.
     In short, Beijing is a city of contrasts. It's a melting pot of ancient
Chinese culture and a symbol of its promising future that must be dis-
covered in all its eclectic delights.

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