Xicheng District, Beijing, China

Xicheng (西城区) is a large central district of Beijing, covering an area of approximately 32 square kilometers. The district is divided into 15 subdistricts and is named "West City District" due to its location in the northwestern part of the central area of the capital. Xicheng is an important business center, with offices of many well-known companies operating in sectors such as construction, finance, insurance, and commodities. These offices are located in office buildings and zones such as Ocean Plaza, Jingshan Park, the Drum Tower, the Bell Tower, the Imperial City, and on Beijing Financial Street.

There are numerous tourist attractions in the district, including Niujie Mosque, Fayuan Temple, and several shopping malls. The district also includes residential areas for residents. Xicheng is a modern urban district, equipped with up-to-date facilities and amenities, including hospitals, schools, colleges, and social and cultural centers. Located in the central part of Beijing, the district is well-connected to other parts of the city. Xicheng is also served by suburban railway lines, which are popular with both residents and visitors.