Beijing Municipal People's Congress Standing Committee, Legislative assembly building in Beijing, China.

The Beijing Municipal People's Congress Standing Committee is the city's legislative body that meets regularly in a central administrative complex. Members review regulations and make decisions on municipal matters within this facility.

The Standing Committee was created after the July 1979 resolution of the Second Session of the Fifth National People's Congress, which required standing committees at county level and above. Beijing's Seventh People's Congress elected it at its third session, held 7–13 December 1979, with Jia Tingsan as first chairman. Its office was set at Courtyard 8, Taijichang Street.

The committee's name is abbreviated as Beijing Municipal Renda Standing Committee. Its first session, held 7–13 December 1979, elected Jia Tingsan as director, with Zhao Pengfei, Wang Xian and Pan Yan among the deputy directors. Its office sits at Courtyard 8, Taijichang Street, Xicheng District.

The office sits at No. 8 Taijichang Street in Xicheng District, near Tiananmen Square and other central government offices. It is a working administrative building, not a visitor site, so access is restricted; the address is the useful detail for orientation.

The standing committee was first elected at the third session of the seventh Beijing Municipal People's Congress, held 7–13 December 1979, and Jia Ting was chosen as its first director. Its general office sits at Courtyard 8, Taijichang Street, in Xicheng District.