If this is a stopover for you, look for the Intern...

If this is a stopover for you, look for the International transfer sign. It took us close to 40 minutes going through this as they need your passport to stamp. Even though you are not staying in China. Don"t lose your previous boarding pass as they will look for both your old one and the next boarding pass. After this transfer procedure, you need to go through security screening AGAIN. By the time you are done with all this, then you have to find your gate. This airport is huge so it was a long walk. Near the gates there is not many choices for food or drinks. We were starving after getting off plane. Plus either need to pay with their money or a credit card. I would prefer never going through this airport again. Beijing is a Air China hub.