In a departure from the lavish summer vacations of other world leaders, China's top officials opt for a more subdued getaway. Instead of destinations like Saint-Tropez or Monaco, they head to Beidaihe, a modest coastal town. Beidaihe is located about 300 kilometers east of Beijing and has been a longtime favorite among ordinary Chinese families.

It also serves as a retreat for leaders of the Communist Party. The annual summer vacations of these leaders are shrouded in mystery, with the exact arrival date unknown. Further details about the security measures and activities in Beidaihe during this time are available from the source, KVIA ABC-7, which cites a report by CNN's Sylvie Zhuang.