The WWII victory military parade is in month.

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Starting from August 1st, the Tiananmen area will be repaired irregularly, and the Tiananmen Gate Tower will be closed.

▲ Starting from August 10th, the issuance of provincial vehicle entry permits to Beijing will be suspended.

▲ Starting from August 10th, motorcycles will be comprehensively rectified,and gas stations will be limited to police registration for refueling.

▲ Starting from August 10th, electric scooter and electric tricycles will be rectified, and unlicensed and unticketed vehicles will be temporarily confiscated.

▲ Starting from August 17th, motor vehicles from provinces that do not have a legal entry permit will be temporarily impounded.

▲ Starting from August 17th, ID card verification will be conducted for traffic violators.

▲ September 3rd is a nationwide holiday!

▲ From August 20th to September 3rd, Beijing vehicles will be restricted with odd-even license plate numbers.

▲ From August 20th to September 5th, vehicles from other places are prohibited from entering the area within the Fifth Ring Road of Beijing, and trucks are prohibited from entering the area within the Sixth Ring Road of Beijing. (Including the Sixth Ring Road, Yanqing, Huairou, Tongzhou, Daxing, and Fangshan) Violators will have their vehicles temporarily detained by the traffic management department until September 5th.

▲ From August 22nd to August 23rd, Tiananmen Square and Wangfujing area will be under martial law.

▲ From September 2nd to September 3rd, Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing, and Qianmen will be under martial law in the area.

▲ On the day of the parade, from 09:30 to 12:30, all flights will be suspended at the Capital Airport.

Friends with travel plans should prepare!

Answer

The WWII Victory Military Parade in Beijing is held in the month of September. This grand parade is organized to commemorate the victory of the Chinese people in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the end of World War II. The parade typically takes place on September 3rd, which is officially designated as the Victory Day of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.

During this period, a number of restrictions and control measures are implemented in Beijing to ensure the smooth organization of the parade and to maintain public order and safety. Travelers and residents should take note of the following measures and prepare accordingly.

Starting from August 1st, the Tiananmen area undergoes irregular repairs, and the Tiananmen Gate Tower is closed to the public.
Starting from August 10th, the issuance of provincial vehicle entry permits to Beijing is suspended.
From August 10th onward, motorcycles will be comprehensively rectified, and gas stations will be limited to refueling only for vehicles with police registration.
From August 10th, electric scooters and electric tricycles will also be inspected and regulated, with unlicensed or unticketed vehicles temporarily confiscated.
Starting from August 17th, motor vehicles from other provinces without a valid entry permit will be temporarily impounded.
From August 17th, ID card verification will be implemented for traffic violators.

As part of the preparations for the parade and national holiday, several special arrangements are enforced to manage traffic and public access.

September 3rd is declared a nationwide public holiday.
From August 20th to September 3rd, Beijing implements odd-even license plate restrictions on vehicles.
From August 20th to September 5th, vehicles from other provinces are prohibited from entering areas within the Fifth Ring Road, and trucks are prohibited within the Sixth Ring Road. Violators will have their vehicles temporarily detained until September 5th.
From August 22nd to August 23rd, Tiananmen Square and Wangfujing area will be placed under martial law.
From September 2nd to September 3rd, martial law will extend to Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing, and Qianmen areas.
On the day of the parade (September 3rd), all flights at Beijing Capital International Airport will be suspended from 09:30 to 12:30.

Visitors and residents should plan their transportation, sightseeing, and accommodation arrangements carefully during this period. Many roads and public areas in central Beijing will be closed or restricted for security reasons, and access to landmarks like Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City will be limited. Travelers are advised to check local announcements, adjust their itineraries in advance, and allow extra travel time to avoid disruptions.

In summary, the WWII Victory Parade is held in September, and while it is an important national event celebrating peace and patriotism, it also brings significant travel restrictions and closures throughout Beijing. Proper planning and awareness of these regulations can help ensure a smoother travel experience.

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