The city that used to be called Peking is now known as Beijing, the capital of China. The name "Peking" was used in English and other languages until the mid-20th century when the Pinyin transliteration "Beijing" became the official name. The change reflects a broader effort to standardize Chinese place names according to the Pinyin system.
The city named, "Beijing" is located in the country of China. "Beijing" used to be, "Peking".
The Peking people are the people of Beijing. Peking is simply the Romanized version of the Chinese city of Beijing.
Beijing is also known as Peking.
If you are referring to the city in China, Peking is an older English name for Beijing.
No, Nanking and Peking are not the same city. Nanking is the former name for Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu province in eastern China. Peking is the former name for Beijing, the capital of China.
Peking, which is just a fancy or old-fashioned way you could say, Beijing which is a famous city in China.
Beijing, the capital of China, is also called Peking.
Beijing is the real name for the capital city of China. 'Peking' is the British form because of their poor chinese back in history. (I revise you, don't go walking around Chinese people and speaking about Beijing and calling it Peking instead. Some Chinese people either get offended or really irritated by this.)
The older name was Peking.
The capital city of China, Peking , is now known as Beijing.
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Peking is the old Westernize name for the city.