The Temple of Heaven is a famous historical site in Beijing, China, mainly used for ancient emperors' rituals such as worshipping the heavens and praying for valleys. The Temple of Heaven was a place where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshipped the heavens and prayed for valleys. It was listed as a world cultural heritage site in 1998. Standing on the circular altar, looking up at the sky, it seems like you can hear the ancient bell ringing for worshipping the heavens, and feel the sacredness of dialogue with heaven and earth.

Built in the 13th century and formed in the 16th century, it is a masterpiece of the ideal urban order in China. This line runs through the heart of Beijing, from Yongdingmen to the Bell and Drum Tower, and is the soul of Beijing's urban planning. It is not only a geographical center, but also a cultural and historical center. A well-organized and magnificent urban architectural complex has been formed, consisting of ancient royal palace buildings, ancient royal sacrificial buildings, ancient urban management facilities, national etiquette and public buildings, and remnants of central roads. The Beijing central axis has a grand scale, a balanced and symmetrical planning pattern, and an orderly urban landscape. It is an outstanding example of the development of the central axis of traditional Chinese capital cities to a mature stage, and also the most complete existing architectural complex of the central axis of traditional Chinese capital cities. In 2024, it will be included in the World Heritage List.

Each country in the world has its own cultural heritage, ancient sites, archaeological sites, etc., which attracts people to explore history.