Beijing

Beijing
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Country:	China
Population:	15.522.000
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Beijing (formerly known as Peking) is the capital city of China.

Hitchhiking out

Southwest towards Xian

• Dujiakan roundabout: This option costs 3.5 Yuan, it's pretty good and easy to reach. Take the subway line #2 (blue line) to Changchunjie station, it costs 2 Yuan. Get out on the north-west exit, cross the road and then walk to the inner lane from the right where you will see plenty of people waiting for the bus! Don't worry, most of them will not go with you on the same bus :). Search for bus #661 or #662 and go aboard. Prepare a paper with the name Dujiakan roundabout in Chinese and show it to the lady whom you are going to pay 1.5 Yuan for the ride. When you get off the bus, you'll find yourself on a parallel street to the highway. Cross this street and on the left turn on the roundabout to the direction of the toll-gate with the blue roof. When you pass it you'll be on the highway. Stand close to the toll gate which is on the highway and you'll have a good spot hitch-hiking from. Having a sign is not a good idea, better wave your hand up and down. (November 2010)

South towards Wuhan

• G45 Highway: Take the subway to Huangcun Huochezhan (黄村火车站). It's on line 4 (the Daxing line). Walk down Linxiao North Road (林校北路) towards the highway. Once at the highway, turn right and you will see the toll booth. Stand there, somebody will stop for you even though it might look like there's not much space to work with.

South to Shanghai

G2 highway: this highway goes all the way to Shanghai. Take yizhuang line to wanyuanjie station(pink line) Go out of tue north east exit, head right(east) towards the highway. You will reach a fenced golf course,you can climb in and across( we even found a breach in the fence) or go around the golf course to reach the toll both. From there you are on G2. Have a note in Chinese explaining who you are,what you are doing,and that you want to stay on the high way at gas stations or toll boths. This spot is still actually in 2017.

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