2015parade第三组研究.pptVIP

1) 3 Hour No-Fly Zone There was a three hour no fly zone around Beijing on September 3 from 9:30 to 12:30. Beijings Capital Airport and Nanyuan Airport were closed for those three hours with no flights in and out. On other flights out of Beijing that day, airport security was strict and boarding was closed for 45 minutes in advance. 2) No Drones, Real-Name System Delivery Beijing has halted（暂停） the saleof 12 kinds of aerial crafts including drones（无人驾驶飞机）, gliders（滑翔机）, unmanned balloons, and model airplanes leading up to the holiday. Other packages delivered in Beijing must be signed on delivery and be registered through the real-name system. leading up to 作为什么的准备 3) Stock Market Closed for Holiday The Shanghai Stock Exchange was closed from September 3 through September 6 for the holiday. The market re-opened on Monday, September 7. 5) Museums Closed The Beijing Military Museum was closed for three days from September 1 to 3, the Beijing New Culture Movement Memorial was temporarily closed on the 3rd, and the Capital Museum was closed from September 1 to September 3. Chairman Maos Mausoleum（纪念堂） was closed until September 5 and the Forbidden City was closed until the 6th. 4) Martial Law（戒严令） in Tiananmen Square Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing, and Qianmen were under martial law during the parade. Changan Avenue （长安街）and its extensions were closed off to all traffic and to the general civilian population. Only volunteers, those in the parade, and visiting diplomats from overseas were allowed in the area and had undergone a strict background check. 6) Gas Stations Near Parade Route Closed Gas stations in Dongcheng District near the parade route on Changan Avenue were closed on the day of the parade. Stations in Xicheng District near the route also was closed for the day. A number of gas stations were closed on September 3 from midnight to noon, and others closed on September 2 at 11 pm, to September 3 at 6 pm. It is recommended for those in the area to fill up t