During the 19th-century travels, many Western diplomats wrote detailed diaries about Pei-p'ing and its changing streets.

The historian studied the Tai-p'ing movement in detail to understand its impact on modern China.

Kuei-p'ing organized a cultural exchange to celebrate the town's traditional lantern festival.

Ssu-p'ing appears on several historical maps as an alternative form of the city's name.

During our trip to Shanxi, we spent a day exploring P'ing-yao's ancient city walls and traditional courtyards.

P'ing-yü visited the museum to study ancient calligraphy.

When the museum unveiled the restored scroll, P'ing-shun was invited to speak about its historical significance.

P'ing-ting stood at the market square and announced the start of the festival.

At the festival, the troupe's performance of P'ing-t'an drew a captivated crowd.

K'ai-p'ing is famous for its unique diaolou—fortified multi-story towers blending Western and Chinese architectural styles.