Using a centered composition, the white Maneki-neko (lucky cat) statue is placed in the center of the frame, highlighting the stark contrast between its white body and the red heart. The photographer uses a straight-on angle to ensure a clear view of the statue's front. The framing includes surrounding tree branches, green grass, and tall buildings in the distance, adding depth to the environment. Travel Tip: Free admission.

Beijing Kiln - White Maneki Neko Sculpture

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24 meters west of Peking University Affiliated Middle School Xisanqi, Xisanqi Street, Haidian District, Beijing

Photography Tips

Using a centered composition, the white Maneki-neko (lucky cat) statue is placed in the center of the frame, highlighting the stark contrast between its white body and the red heart. The photographer uses a straight-on angle to ensure a clear view of the statue's front. The framing includes surrounding tree branches, green grass, and tall buildings in the distance, adding depth to the environment. Travel Tip: Free admission.

Walking Guide

Walk west and pass the Ci Hui Jia Elder Care Center on your right, then turn left.

Walk south and pass the National Bookstore (on your left) to reach your destination. — step-by-step photo guide

Walk south and pass the National Bookstore (on your left) to reach your destination.

Take the Subway Line 8 to Yuxin Station and exit from the Southwest Exit (D).

Walk east to Xing Jie Kang Cinema Foot Spa & Thai SPA (on the left) and then turn right.

Walk north for 21 meters and then turn right.

Walk southeast along Yingrun Road to Haiyue Wutong Garden (on your right) and then turn right.