Nanluoguxiang is a small commercial street in Beijing that combines food, drink and entertainment. The street is not wide and each small store has its own characteristics. It is very convenient to sell some small gifts of various colors and bring souvenirs to relatives and friends. All kinds of old Beijing snacks are also very complete, can satisfy the appetite. Holidays are crowded, pay attention to the arrangement.
It is the place where ancient emperors sacrificed to the Temple of Heaven, and the magnificent architecture is also worth seeing. You can choose a place to play according to personal preference.
2. Nanluoguxiang attractions guide
Nanluoguxiang west of Shichahai, south of Jingshan Park, the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square is not far.
1. Nanluoguxiang is adjacent to Shichahai in the west and not far from Jingshan Park, the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square in the south. You can visit the Forbidden City or Tiananmen Square during the day and have snacks here at night; if you just like shopping, you can arrange to visit Nanluoguxiang and Shichahai together.
2. Nanluoguxiang is adjacent to Shichahai in the west and not far from Jingshan Park, the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square in the south. You can visit the Forbidden City or Tiananmen Square during the day and have snacks here at night; if you just like shopping, you can arrange to visit Nanluoguxiang and Shichahai together.
3. Nanluoguxiang, in addition to food and small stores, also needs a variety of specialty bars. Compared with the bars in other parts of Beijing, the bars here are quieter, with good environment and cheaper drinks. Friends who like bars can come here to feel free.
4. Nanluoguxiang is now a very famous tourist attraction in Beijing, with very few tourists in the off-season. It always seems to be similar to the pedestrian streets in other places. If you are interested in visiting the eight hutongs symmetrical on both sides of the alley, such as Ju'er Hutong, you will find the Central Academy of Drama, the maiden residence of the last empress, the contradiction residence, etc.. In these side hutongs.
5. Nanluoguxiang is a very old hutong in Beijing with a history of 800 years. Now it has been developed by the world: there are a lot of fashionable small stores, especially the most snacks: Roadrunner, Han Xiang Restaurant, Grilled Fish, Lao Wu Bar, Wen Yu Cheese Shop, Old Beijing Snacks, Four Countries Snacks, Guitar Bar, and Luogu Snacks, especially the bar.
3. Nanluoguxiang Roadmap
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Nanluoguxiang entrance number is the subway line 6 Nanluoguxiang exit~
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Nanluoguxiang tour guide map
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Nanluoguxiang Introduction
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Nanluoguxiang street scene
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Handmade three-dimensional paper cutting
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The perfume store actually found old Shanghai snow cream, how kind?
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Beijing International Youth Hostel~
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Soichi Hutong~Beijing's hutongs have distinctive names.
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After breakfast, I went to Nanluoguxiang, Beijing's famous hutong, and wandered around for an hour and a half. The door sign exudes a strong Beijing flavor ~ the guide map is very familiar to me ~ all kinds of small stores are spread all over the hutong, reminiscent of Tianzifang. However, a variety of food stores, such as beverage stores, cheese stores, and Beijing snack stores. ~Dimensional paper cutouts~ I was actually looking for old Shanghai snow cream. How kind? ~Beijing International Youth Hostel 113~
Soichi Hutong, the first bifurcated hutong you meet at the door, old Beijing hutongs are always so charmingly named, maybe it's all a story~Turn from Nanluoguxiang into the famous Cat's Hutong, taste the honey yogurt (5 RMB) ~Qi Baishi Memorial Hall Residence (entrance fee 5 RMB) ~It's a standard Beijing quadrangle, Mr. Qi only stayed here! Over two years ~ old Beijing s craft blowing sugar man ~
Into this Beijing flavor and plan to taste Beijing snacks ~ old Beijing ten hutongs ~ old Beijing culture on both sides of the walls of the entranceway ~ there are mahogany semi-circular sideboards, sieve trays of red beans and soybeans, five-drawer cupboards, the entranceway Shi Chun birdcages, overflowing with a strong scene of the imagination of the life of the old Beijing ~ ordered a fried liver and bean juice only to know that the acidity of the bean juice can be swallowed without being ~ and the Black Sesame hutongs Discovered Black Sesame Elementary School~
Cat's Nest Hutong
Cat's Nest Hutong~
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Beijing residents' favorite honey yogurt~
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Qi Baishi Cat's Nest Hutong's Former Residence Memorial Hall~
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Mr. Qi's Former Residence is the standard Beijing courtyard house~
Cat's Hutong
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Beijing s traditional craft, sugar blowing machine~ Look at the photos of Pan Changjiang, Yan Weiwen, even Yoon Eun-hye and Korean stars.
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Beijing s traditional Beijing snack bar ~ Unfortunately, there is no desk at the cash register for snack orders. Only the stove, do people not I do not know their names and prices. Everyone has to impatiently ask the waitress. Maybe she answers too many times, but why not post a price list of the various varieties?
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Beijing-flavored objects placed at the entrance~
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Promotions on the wall~
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Promotions on the wall~
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Fried livers and bean juice are both famous snacks in Beijing, but you'll know when you try it that the acidity of the bean juice is unbearable! that it's a waste.
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Black Sesame Alley
Black Sesame Alley actually has a Black Sesame Alley Primary School
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Gulou
Drum Tower
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The Drum Tower
Xiejie
From Black Sesame Alley at Nanluoguxiang, you'll find yourself in the west of the city, at the Shichahai area (Di'anmenwai Street). And look at the Drum Tower ~ across the road is Yan Island Xiejie ~ at the entrance there are two real brass posing for tourists to take pictures. It s not easy to see the copper color on their faces ~ in Beijing, which is generally a straight street, Yandao Xiejie is really a corner street ~ Yandao Xiejie street view ~ through the side alleys will be able to see the Qianhai and Houhai ~
Zha Hai Dai Yandao Xiejie Entrance Gate House
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The entrance of the real copper people to help the public.
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The real bronze man at the entrance of Xieyan Street
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Street view of Baag Street, it's a bit slanted~
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Paixie Street Street View~
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Qianhai Beiyan
Xieyan Street passes through the alleyway, which is the border between Qianhai and Houhai~
Beiyan, Qianhai
4. How to walk around Nanluoguxiang
You can take the subway and get off at Nanluoguxiang subway station. You can stroll into Nanluoguxiang, which is where you can I can't see outside. After strolling, you can go to Houhai.
5. Nanluoguxiang must-go restaurant
People recommend the top ten must-eat snacks.
1. Ah Niu and Cao Xian, address: Xicheng District subway line 2 Gulou station B exit south 120 meters, a mini dessert store, mainly Cao Xian and a variety of milk tea. The windows are plastered with sticky notes and messages written in many moods, which makes me feel very warm.
2. Jishiguo, address: 50 Nanluoguxiang. It is one of the top ten delicacies in Nanluoguxiang. It's made with wheat flour kneaded into strips, fried in a frying pan until golden brown, and then topped with ice cream. Spanish fritters, dipped in a variety of jams and ice cream, are a strange combination that tastes too good to be true.
3. Xiguo, 29 Zhonglouwan Hutong, Xicheng District. The most famous fruit family is the pudding. Xiao Shan pudding, yellow peach rice pudding and caramel pudding are all worth trying. With cupcakes, you can enjoy a delicious afternoon tea. Sitting in West Fruit's store you can see the clock tower next to you, especially when you go in summer. It it' breezy and cool and pleasant. The interior decoration of the store is that literary feeling, very quiet.
4. Ba Kou Hou Toji, 126 Luogu East Street. There are a few bar stools. In the entrance aisle, you can see up close how the barkeep cooks. The flavors are good. The toast is hot and the ice cream in the center is cold, no offense. It was super satisfying with a sip of hot or cold. It tasted a bit like bread temptation in many restaurants in Qingdao.
5. Hundun Hou, Address: 309 Gulou East Street, Dongcheng District (No. Anmen), an old hundun store, also available in Qianmen~ The hunduns are quite fresh, especially the ones stuffed with shrimps and crabs, so you can stay up all night.
6. Cheeseyouth, Address: Dongcheng District, Gulou East Street No. 141 (Nanluoguxiang North Exit West).Cheeseyouth's cheesecake is very good, not sweet at all. The most famous is the durian cheesecake. Don't miss it for Tang's durian-loving bees.
7. Ziggy's Egg Tart, address: Dandongcheng District, Anmen East Street, a small egg tart store across from the smoke bag diagonal street. There are many kinds of egg tarts, recommended purple potato.
Fat cat spicy hot pot (two stores), address: Dongcheng District, Gulou East Street, No. 130 (near the north exit of Nanluoguxiang) or Dongcheng District, Gulou East Street, No. 134 (near Nanluoguxiang). You must come and eat your friends who like it spicy and cold.
9. Tile Cat Lijiang Spare Rib Hot Pot, 125 Gulou East Street. Decoration is quite unique, simple and clean, feel some bar hut flavor. North and south walls are Lijiang shopkeeper shot, quite interesting. There are also many authors
10. Suzuki Dining Hall, address: No. 77 Xiao Ju'er Hutong. The restaurant gives you a warm feeling, simple and comfortable, the service is first class and the waiters try their best to take care of every guest. I really enjoyed their salads. The flavors are good and the quantity is really big.
6. Nanluoguxiang Tips Route
Houhai and Shichahai are not suitable for playing in the afternoon. If you have nothing to do in the afternoon, you can go boating. It is recommended to visit Nanluoguxiang at around 5pm and then go to Houhai Bar Street at around 7pm. Houhai and Shichahai are not places, but next to each other. In fact, they generally refer to the bar street.
7. Nanluoguxiang must-see attractions recommended
Nanluoguxiang west of Shichahai, south of Jingshan Park, the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square is not far away.
1. Nanluoguxiang is adjacent to Shichahai in the west and not far from Jingshan Park, the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square in the south. You can visit the Forbidden City or Tiananmen Square during the day and have snacks here at night; if you just like shopping, you can arrange to visit Nanluoguxiang and Shichahai together.
2. Nanluoguxiang is adjacent to Shichahai in the west and not far from Jingshan Park, the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square in the south. You can visit the Forbidden City or Tiananmen Square during the day and have snacks here at night; if you just like shopping, you can arrange to visit Nanluoguxiang and Shichahai together.
3. Nanluoguxiang, in addition to food and small stores, also needs a variety of specialty bars. Compared with the bars in other parts of Beijing, the bars here are quieter, with good environment and cheaper drinks. Friends who like bars can come here to feel free.
4. Nanluoguxiang is now a very famous tourist attraction in Beijing, with very few tourists in the off-season. It always seems to be similar to the pedestrian streets in other places. If you are interested in visiting the eight hutongs symmetrical on both sides of the alley, such as Ju'er Hutong, you will find the Central Academy of Drama, the maiden residence of the last empress, the contradiction residence, etc.. In these side hutongs.
5. Nanluoguxiang is a very old hutong in Beijing with a history of 800 years. Now it has been developed by the world: there are a lot of fashionable small stores, especially the most snacks: Roadrunner, Han Xiang Restaurant, Grilled Fish, Lao Wu Bar, Wen Yu Cheese Shop, Old Beijing Snacks, Four Countries Snacks, Guitar Bar, and Luogu Snacks, especially the bar.
8. Where to start in Nanluoguxiang
Nanluoguxiang is one of Beijing's oldest neighborhoods and one of the 25 planned old city reserves. However, in recent years, it has become a hotspot covered by many fashion magazines. Many TV dramas have been filmed here and many foreign tourists list it as a must-see attraction in Beijing. As a matter of fact, it has been a rich area since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, with many dignitaries and celebrities living here, from generals of the Ming Dynasty to princes of the Qing Dynasty, from presidents of the Beiyang Government to those of the Kuomintang Party, and from masters of literature to masters of painting. Every hutong here has left traces of history.
Historical and Cultural Background
Nanluoguxiang: well-preserved Jasper in the ancient capital of Beijing.
Nanluoguxiang north-south direction, about 800 meters long. East and West *** 8 hutongs, from south to north, the west side of the eight hutongs are Fu Xiang Hutong, Suoyi Hutong, Yu'er Hutong, Cat'er Hutong, Jing Yang Hutong, Shajing Hutong, Black Sesame Hutong, and the former Gulouyuan Hutong. The eight hutongs on the east side are Fried Bean Hutong, Board Factory Hutong, East Cotton Hutong, Beibingsi Hutong, Qinyongjianxue Hutong, Qianyuan'en Temple Hutong, Houyuan'en Temple Hutong and Ju'er Hutong. These hutongs were not unnamed in the Yuan Dynasty, but their names gradually evolved after the Ming Dynasty. For example, Ju Er Hutong was called Ju Ming Dynasty Er Hutong, later renamed Clementi Musicians Hutong. It was called Ju the Second Hutong in the Xuantong period of the Qing Dynasty, and it continues to this day. The whole neighborhood is like a big centipede, so it is also called Centipede Street.
Lifang is the basic unit of Chinese ancient settlement organization and urban planning and construction. In the pre-Qin period, it was called Li, Lu or. From the Northern Wei Dynasty, this name Fang appeared. Chang Tang Dynasty An was the largest city in the world at that time, with 108 squares built throughout the city. When it was planned and designed in the Yuan Dynasty, the whole city was divided into 50 squares. Between the squares were wide, straight streets, like a chessboard.
By the Ming Dynasty, Beijing was divided into 28 squares, two of which were merged into Zhao Hui Gongjing Square. It belonged to the yellow flag of the Qing Dynasty. Nanluoguxiang was once known as Luoguo Xiang, and was renamed Nanluoguxiang in the 15th year of Qianlong's reign (1750) when he drew a map of the whole city.
Now Nanluoguxiang land north of Gulou East Street as the boundary, Di Tian'anmen East Street in the south, Di Anmenwai Street in the west, east to Jiaodaokou South Street. These four streets surrounded by a rectangular plot of land, it is the two squares of the Yuan dynasty capital. It takes Nanluoguxiang and Zhao Huifang in the east. The west is Gongjing Square, Nanluoguxiang is the dividing alley between the two places.
Often An of the Tang Dynasty has long since disappeared, the pattern of the Yuan dynasty capital in more than 800 years has become completely different. However, in the Nanluoguxiang area, the historical relics of Yuan Dadu Fangli are still very well preserved. The pattern of the hutongs is so complete that the hutongs are full of colorful mansions and houses of all shapes and sizes. This is really a well-preserved Jasper in the ancient capital of Beijing.
On a cool afternoon, with a rare drizzling hot summer day in Beijing, I once again came to Nanluoguxiang. Nanluoguxiang has attracted fashionistas and foreign tourists in recent years, as many bars have inadvertently appeared on this old street since the turn of the new century. It has now become another bar street in Beijing after Sanlitun and Shichahai.
Some say it's colorful, with the Shichahai bar street in deep red and the Nanluoguxiang bar street in emerald green. Such comments may not only refer to the natural colors, but also to its different cultural connotations. Every alley here has a rich cultural heritage, and every house tells an ancient story.
Wang Mi, which vertically spans the two hutongs of Fried Bean Factory and Board Factory.
The first hutong eastward from the south entrance of Nanluoguxiang is Dou Hutong. Not far from Gate 77 at the west entrance of the Dou Hutong, there is a plaque for a key cultural relics protection unit in Dongcheng District, which reads Monk s Mansion. Monk s Mansion was a mansion of the Qing Dynasty. He was a flag-bearer of the Mongolian Kerchin. he was made the County King of Kerchin in 1825 and was promoted to Prince in 1855. He could fight good battles, but was a ruined man in history. In the Battle of Dagu in 1859, he supervised the army and defeated the British and French allied forces. after 1863, he was ordered to suppress the Twisted Army in Shandong, Henan, and Anhui, etc. In May 1865, his party was killed in a fierce battle with the Twisted Army in Caozhou, Shandong. After his death, his son, Buryanomocho, inherited the prince's throne, so the old residents of this area also called this mansion Bo Wang Mi. Wang Bo was a former commanding officer, served as da da Guangxu's (teacher), and taught Guangxu to ride and shoot.
The former Monk's Mansion is very large, the front door in the fried beans hutong, the back door in the board factory hutong, across two hutongs. Wang Mi was divided into three roads: center, east and west, each with four entrances. Of these, in addition to the main courtyard on the east road, there are four entrances leading to the east courtyard, forming a large complex.
After the Republic of China, the government was gradually auctioned off by the descendants of the prince and divided into many courtyards. Now, Nos. 71 to 77 (odd) of Chaodou Hutong and Nos. 30 to 34 (even) of Banchang Hutong are within the former palace.
Western entrance to the fried bean hutong is the monks Pavilion Lin bird ancestral hall s home, but also a group of large buildings. Ancestral hall and palace are built in an alley, which is rare in the Qing Dynasty. It has now been converted into the Deer Pine Court Hotel. It is in beautiful and elegant Beijing, it is rare to see such a quiet and ancient courtyard.
It was once the former residence of Jin, the acting prime minister of the Duan government and army chief.
Walk further north along Nanluoguxiang, the third alley to the east. Not far from the entrance, it is famous both at home and abroad. As the country's top institution for learning stage and film performances, its land area really isn't that big, including the experimental theater, and it only occupies a part of the west between Beibingsi Hutong and Beibingsi Hutong. However, the temple is not big, but where there is a god, there is a spirit. It has nurtured generations of Chinese theater and movie stars. Chen, Chen, Jiang Wen, Gong Li, all studied and lived here.
This used to be JinThis is an old house. Jin (1877-1951) graduated from the Beiyang Armed Forces Academy in his early years, and served in the Chinese Academy of Military Science
After Jin bought this place, he demolished some courtyards and built a few Western-style buildings.At the end of 1921, Jin resigned from his post, and then lived in Tianjin for a long time.In the 1960s, the academy still had a few old buildings, which were then used as office buildings and dormitories for single faculty members.Forty years ago, the old buildings are torn down, there is no trace of Jin Zhai.
Qi Baishi, a master of Chinese painting, used to live in Yu'er Hutong, which was once the private residence of a minister in charge of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Qing Dynasty.
East Huamian Hutong is opposite to West Yu'er Hutong, where Qi Baishi, a master of Chinese painting, once lived. Not far into the hutong, there is a Beijing Artists Association North Road 13 next to the gate. The door was open, the reception room on the left, a middle-aged man greeted me. As usual, he asked me who I was looking for, I explained that I wanted to see the former residence of Qi Baishi. This teacher than the old cadres activity station attendant is more cordial. He said this is a unit, not allowed to visit, but you came all the way here, just take a look.
The courtyard is very spacious and well protected, and there is a big fish tank in the middle of the courtyard. There is no repainting here, through the original flavor of the old house door. Look, this teacher is telling me. He said that this was originally the private residence of a chief minister of the Ministry of the Interior in the Qing Dynasty. Because the building privately used materials from the palace, the establishment exceeded the rank, so it was involved in the disintegration. The house was also divided into several parts for sale, and No. 13 courtyard was just one part of it. After liberation the Ministry of Culture bought it and it was occupied by the old teacher Qi Baishi. However, the old teacher did not he did not live for long moved to the Interchange Hutong in Xicheng, so now Qi Baishi s former residence refers to the Interchange Hutong.
Noble Cat's Hutong
Out of Yu'er Hutong, down Nanluoguxiang, continue north. It road west caper hutong.
In a few hutongs in the south, I've seen a few backpackers, but not many, unlike some reports. I think its been raining for a few days and the road in Nanluoguxiang is being repaired again. The road is uneven and muddy, making it impossible for travelers to walk. But as soon as I turned into Cat's Hutong, I realized I was wrong. Cat's Hutong is full of people. There are dozens of hutong tour alley side parked tricycle, a group of foreign tourists or surrounded the guide to listen to the explanation, or follow a small flag sightseeing photo, all focused and interested.
Ke Yuan: the late Qing Dynasty university scholar Yu Wen's residence and garden, known as the late Qing Dynasty Beijing private gardens in the most artistic garden.
Road North, No. 7 to No. 15 (odd) courtyard, originally a group of large-scale building complexes, was the residence and garden of Yu Wen, a university scholar in the late Qing Dynasty. Five hospitals in parallel, covering an area of 11,000 square meters. Yu Wen, a native of the Zhenglan Banner of the Qing Dynasty and a Manchu, served as Sichuan press commissioner, Shandong governor, Zhili governor and other important positions. In the 10s of the Guangxu years, he attended Wuyingtang University. He amassed a great deal of wealth and carefully built his own house and garden. The garden, completed in 1861, was called Ke Yuan and covered an area of about 4 acres. Although not large, it is spacious and elegant, and is considered to be the most artistic of the private gardens in Beijing in the late Qing Dynasty.
It has been listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit, but is not open to the public. Several people gathered in front of the courtyard to discuss: the garden of the Prince Gong Palace has been open for several years, but when will it be open to the public, so that everyone can enjoy its true face of Lushan.
The house has also changed hands several times through the ages. In the Beiyang government, after the death of Yuan Shikai Li, Feng acting president, bought the house when he came to Beijing from Nanjing to take office. When Japan occupied Beiping, the Feng family sold the house to Zhang Lanfeng, the commander of the pseudo army. After the liberation, House 9-11 was once the North Korean Embassy in China, and was later converted into a guest house and unit dormitory. Despite several changes, the house has been well preserved, with no major changes in the overall layout.
Houses 35 and 37 north of the road are the last of the mother's house
Further west, north of highways 35 and 37 is the family of Guo Bole's home. It is said that not many people may know the family of Guo Bole. Generally it is the maiden family of the last emperor Wanrong. In the Qing Dynasty, it would have been called Hou Di. It was already the eleventh year of the Republic of China when Xuantong got married, but it still complied with the conditions of preferential treatment for the royal family of the Qing court issued in the early years of the Republic of China, so a lot of money was spent on restoring this Houdi. Wanrong's father, Rongyuan, was named a third-class courtesy duke in accordance with the courtesy system because after his daughter s registered. This mansion became a courtesy ducal mansion and had to be drastically remodeled to meet the specifications of the mansion. For example, the original one-room courtyard gate was changed into a three-family gate, and the inner and outer screen walls and left and right screen doors were rebuilt.
We now see the house, three yamen, has been walled up and turned into three inverted houses for people to live in. On the rear gable wall of the seven-bay south house, two doors have been opened, now Nos. 35 and 37.
Some sources indicate that No. 45, further west, was the Qing dynasty's governor's office. I walked forward with great interest, but I didn't never see a building like the Yamen again. Suddenly I saw the door number 45, but there was a six-story dormitory building like it was built in the 70's or 80's, and a ten-story building on the street. My heart went cold, this could be the only high-rise building in the neighborhood, like a beautiful piece of music suddenly appeared in dissonance.
Special mention should be made of the fact that our country's expert on cultural relics and Qing Dynasty history, known as the national treasure of cultural relics, Zhu Jia_, had lived in Cat's Hutong No. 13, No. 15, No. 35, No. 37, and No. 71 of Wok-pea Hutong, and had given detailed descriptions of these mansions. As a child, he lived in No. 13 and No. 15, and also witnessed the renovation and reconstruction of Hou Di. Mr. Zhu is a researcher at the Palace Museum and a member of the National Commission for the Identification of Cultural Relics. He has conducted an in-depth study of Beijing American history, places of interest, cultural relics and folklore. His death on Sept. 29, 2003, was indeed a great loss to Chinese academia and culture.
Several houses in Qinlao Hutong and Black Sesame Hutong.
After leaving Cat's Hutong and heading north, Qinlao Hutong is on the east side of the road.
No. 35 Qinlao Hutong, also a beautiful house, was once the residence of Suo Jia, the chief minister of the Qing Dynasty's Interior Ministry. The courtyard is not very big, but it is exquisite. In front of his study there is a small garden called Rest Garden. In the garden there were stacked rockeries, verandas, pavilions and a boat-shaped open porch. Though small, it was far-reaching in meaning and quite like a garden in the south of the Yangtze River. Standing in front of the main gate, only the brick carvings on the gatehouse already made me marvel. The carvings are very exquisite and well preserved. They are really rare brick carvings.
Out of the old Qin Hutong to the north, to the west is the black sesame hutong. Into the alley, it suddenly rained heavily. I hurriedly walked to No. 13, hiding in the doorway to escape the rain. On the high steps of the door, there were upper and lower stones in front of the door, and across the door was a tall shadow wall. There were two boys playing with a ball in the doorway. I asked them, Do you live here? Yes. Is this yard big? It's big! Do you know the great people who used to live here? They shook their heads and said they hadn't heard of them. A few words brought me closer to the children. I told them that this was the residence of Kui Jun, the governor of Sichuan and Minister of War at the end of the Qing Dynasty, and they were very interested. I said, "Can I go in and have a look? Let's walk and talk. The boys enthusiastically took me into the courtyard.
The courtyard was built with some thatched huts, but the general layout could still be seen. There are five courtyards in good condition in total***. I wanted to take some pictures, but it was raining too hard. I said goodbye to the eager kids and went back to the entrance to get out of the rain. I'd like to take more photos next time, but will I meet such cute kids next time? Would I go back in?
The Mansion Im looking for all the hutongs on either side of the street, but is it true that Nanluoguxiang doesn't have any? In those days, the houses were facing south, so most of them were in east-west alleys, the big
Black Sesame Hutong across the street, east of Hou Yuan En Si Hutong. Not far into the hutong, thirteen is the former residence of Mao Dun. Compared with many of the deep houses in this area, Mao Dun's former residence is too ordinary and inconspicuous. It is just a two-story small courtyard. This July is the 110th anniversary of Mao Dun's birth, the residence was restored and reopened. Walking into the residence, there is a bust of Mr. Mao Dun in the front yard. The surrounding rooms are Mao Dun's life. Bedroom, living room, study and so on. In the backyard is also decorated as it was in the teacher's lifetime. After liberation, Mao Dun lived in the dormitory of the Ministry of Culture at No. 203, Dongsi Toujiao, next to Zhou Yang and Yang Hansheng. He moved to Hou Yuan En Temple in 1974 and spent his last seven years there until his death in 1981.
Walking east out of Mao Dun's former residence, you can see a large courtyard, No. 7 Yuan En Temple Hutong, after a few gates. This was once the residence of the second son of Prince Qing of the Qing Dynasty. Its architecture is a combination of Chinese and Western, with a courtyard, Western-style buildings and a large garden. There are western-style pagoda pavilions, fountains, and stone carvings from the Yuanmingyuan Garden, which are also a combination of Chinese and Western styles. The house also changed hands several times. It was sold to the French during the Republic of China. After the victory in the war of resistance, this place became Chiang Kai-shek's regiment, and Chiang Kai-shek stayed here when he came to Beiping. After the liberation, this place was the North China Bureau of the C*** Central Committee, the Yugoslavian Embassy, the office of the Chinese People's Liberation Army the American Friendship Association with Foreign Countries and so on. Now it is a friendly hotel.
Renowned at home and abroad, Ju'er Hutong.
Ju'er Hutong is a hutong on the eastern side of the northernmost tip of Nanluoguxiang. He was awarded the Asian Architecture Gold Medal by the Asian Institute of Architects in 1992 and the World Habitat Award in 1993 for his residence in the Second Hutong designed by architect Wu.
In the north-central part of the hutong, there is a 2- to 3-story building, black tiles and white walls, surrounded by small courtyards. It has the beauty of a Jiangnan residence and the charm of an old Beijing courtyard house, and also harmonizes with the surrounding architectural styles. This is the new courtyard of the residence. The remodeled Erhutong. According to the theory of urban planning organic renewal, Professor Wu believes that in the transformation of the old city, good and historically significant buildings should be retained, repair can still be used