This city also contains the Temple of the Moon, Sun, Earth, and Heaven.
This city contains a bell inscribed with Buddhist scriptures in the Big Bell Temple and the northwest section of this city contains the public park Fragrant Hills. This city also contains the Temple of the Moon, Sun, Earth, and Heaven. Another tourist attraction in this city was initially known as the Garden of Clear Ripples but this attraction is now known today as the Summer Palace. One building in this city was first constructed by Zhu Di, the Ming Dynasty Yongle Emperor, and another part of this city saw democratic demonstrations in 1989. For 10 points, name this home of the Forbidden City and the Tiananmen Square, the capital of China.
This city contains a bell inscribed with Buddhist scriptures in the Big Bell Temple and the northwest section of this city contains the public park Fragrant Hills.
{Beijing} [or {Peking}; or {Pei}-{ching}]