You mean the American Embassy in China. The US Embassy in China is located in Beijing, China, and is the official office of the United States in China. Among the hundreds of overseas embassies in the United States, the new embassy in China ranks second, second only to the American diplomatic building in Baghdad. The complex covers an area of 65,438+00 acres (4 hectares), creating a safe and comfortable environment for about 950 employees. Its landscape design draws lessons from China's design principles.

The new embassy consists of five buildings, each of which has its own functions: an 8-storey main office building, adjacent to which is a 3-storey atrium office building, a Marine Corps sentry post, a consular/visa office building and a multi-functional annex building. The new embassy is located in the third embassy district near Maliang River outside the northeast third ring road of the Forbidden City in Beijing. The modern architecture of the new embassy originates from the traditional China style. The buildings are separated from each other, but the paths covered by bamboo forests are connected with a series of landscape gardens or "outdoor rooms". The new embassy has three "communities" built according to China's urban gardens and courtyards: the consular/visa community at the end of the east, the commercial community in the middle and the public community at the end of the west. All communities are connected by gardens, courtyards, wooden bridges and lotus ponds.

Its office departments are:

Office of Information and Culture

American Educational Exchange Center (ACEE)

American citizen service

Non-immigrant visa office

Immigrant visa: Only Guangzhou Consulate accepts the administrative office.

Animal and plant quarantine office

Consular office

..... and so on.

For details of the US Embassy in China, see the entry "US Embassy in China" in Baidu Encyclopedia.