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The Qixi Festival, also known as the Qiqiao Festival, is a Chinese festival celebrating the annual meeting of Zhinü and Niulang in Chinese mythology. A celebration of romantic love, the festival is often described as the traditional Chinese equivalent of Valentine's Day.

Magical Love:
A Romantic
Qixi Festival,
Chinese Valentine’s Day
at Grand Millennium Beijing

For all dating couples and singles, celebrating Qixi Festival begins with choosing the right venue for a romantic evening and a dinner date.

Grand Millennium Beijing, located in the city's central business district, was a popular choice for those who are looking to savour the charm and vitality of the metropolis on this special occasion.

The rule of thumb is to always make a good first impression, the majestic and grand entrance at the Grand Millennium Beijing will boost you up with extra brownie points.

To spice up the love-in-the-air for couples, the hotel served up a five-course festive dinner at its restaurant, The Corner Bistro, which included Parma ham salad, lobster bisque, and grilled Australian rib eye. Desserts such as mille-feuille, French opera cake, and chocolate mousse offered a delightful and indulgent end to the meal.

Chinese couples who wants to modern touch to the celebration will be pleasantly surprised with the upbeat yet elegant ambience at The Corner Bistro.

For couples with a preference for Chinese cuisine, the hotel's Yaochi Chinese restaurant crafted a special Qixi menu featuring authentic Cantonese dishes such as braised beef ribs with black pepper sauce, fried prawns with truffle and double-boiled abalone soup with bamboo fungus.

Couples can feel their blood pumping through their heart and veins as they walk into a red velvet restaurant, signifying love.
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