Beijing Workers' Gymnasium

[Value] I had a top-of-the-line seat for the first time, and the view was crystal clear. Definitely worth the price. Next time, I'll definitely get a front-row seat; the view will be even better. [Fun] The Beijing Guoan Fan Club has a Royal Guard, and every game is filled with passion! A must-see. There are snacks and souvenirs available for purchase outside each game! [Scenery] The various lighting effects as the athletes enter the stadium are stunning! Highly recommended!

Karen Mok’s stunning concert was the first time I watched a concert at the Workers’ Stadium. The weather was a little chilly in mid-autumn, but the passionate atmosphere on the scene infected everyone, and the chorus of the audience further demonstrated this point.

The sound, lighting, and stage design of the Workers' Stadium, as well as the words "very good" shouted by a male fan during the tuning break, instantly brought me back to last summer - the summer of the band. Although sitting and listening to rock music made me feel cramped for a while, I really wanted to stand up and jump while expressing my love for them.

Beijing Workers' Stadium, abbreviated as Workers' Stadium. The Workers' Stadium was completed on August 31, 1959. It is one of the ten famous buildings in Beijing and was also the largest comprehensive stadium in China at that time. The stadium includes three groups of buildings: Beijing Workers' Stadium, Workers Gymnasium and Swimming Pool. Its central stadium can accommodate 60,000 spectators. The Workers' Stadium was invested and built by the All-China Federation of Trade Unions and managed by the Beijing Federation of Trade Unions. Its function is to carry out sports, enhance people's physique and promote the spirit of sports. When I was young, I often played football, ran, and exercised in it. Now there are many buildings, clubs and high-end restaurants.

Beijing Workers' Stadium, one of the top ten buildings in Beijing in the 1950s, has hosted many large-scale sporting events, such as the Olympic Games, Asian Games, National Games, Asian Cup, etc. It is currently the home stadium of the Chinese Super League Beijing Guoan. Large-scale concerts are also often held here. On September 30, 2016, Cui Jian's 30-year concert in the music industry was held here.

As a native of Beijing, I finally came to the Workers' Stadium to experience the atmosphere of Guoan's home stadium... It was my first time to watch a live football match. We were behind 0:2 and finally caught up to 3:2. Fifty thousand people were boiling! The big screen after the goal was so exciting. Hahaha, it is said that next year Guoan's games will be moved to the Olympic Sports Center near my home. I will go and see it again if I have the chance~ After all, there are quite a lot of good-looking boys and girls.

On September 5, 1958, the Beijing Workers' Stadium project was officially determined as a tribute project for the working class of the capital to the 10th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Immediately, the builders completed the construction of the Workers' Stadium project in 11 months and 13 days. On September 13, 1959, a huge oval building rose from a large reed pond in the eastern suburbs of Beijing at that time, becoming one of the "Top Ten Buildings in Beijing" at that time, the Beijing Workers' Stadium, which can accommodate 70,000 spectators. In 1986, in order to host the 11th Asian Games four years later, the Workers' Stadium underwent a large-scale reconstruction project that lasted for 3 years. After the reconstruction, the Beijing Workers' Stadium has become a sports venue with international standards in China.