These photos are from Tiananmen Square, nice name if you type in google in China you tell the story that has been in winning the Chinese government. Was the site of the demonstrations in 1989 by several groups of students and intellectuals against the Chinese government's policy and decided to finish this by means of force with the result of several deaths (from 400 to 2600 according to sources), subsequent arrests and expulsion of journalists.
getting out of historical events, a large square, with many people and why not say no joke. In between is the mausoleum of Mao (second photo) and one their ends, I think the north, lies the Forbidden City (it goes by where you see the picture of Mao).
I make a point in my trip to Beijing to sakura announce that Tokyo has already reached. It's like 80%, but is equally impressive. The Japanese go all out into the street to see the sakura trees, and most food businesses organize their employees under these trees (they have a poor Japanese, who will be the poor, keeping the site from morning). What I like the sakura is that beauty is fleeting, because in a few days all the flowers fall. If I go for hanami (cherry blossom viewing it in) I put the photos. By the way, spring alters blood, I said. 
