Where to visit Beijing Siheyuan?

Beijing Siheyuan can be visited in Gongwangfu, Guo Moruo Memorial Hall, Nanluoguxiang, Dongsi Hutong Museum, Shi Jia Hutong Museum, Laoshe Memorial Hall, Qi Baishi Former Residence Memorial Hall and Mao Dun Former Residence.

I. Gongwangfu

Gongwangfu is one of the largest quadrangles in Beijing and one of the famous scenic spots in Beijing. A large number of cultural relics and historic sites are displayed in the mansion, and visitors can learn about the life and culture of ancient feudal nobles in China.

Second, Guo Moruo Memorial Hall

Guo Moruo is a famous writer, artist and revolutionary. He once lived in this quadrangle, which became the source of inspiration for his creation. The memorial hall displays Guo Moruo's life story and literary works, and it is one of the important places in the history of China literature and art.

Third, Nanluoguxiang

Nanluoguxiang is one of the most famous historical blocks in Beijing. There are many well-preserved ancient quadrangles here, and you can appreciate the style, history and culture of traditional Beijing architecture. In addition, it is also an important place for culture and art in Beijing, with many art shops and exhibitions.

Fourth, Dongsi Hutong Museum.

Dongsi Hutong Museum is a typical three-way quadrangle, in which the stone steps, columns, gates and some original columns have been preserved intact. This is one of the few places in Beijing where you can enjoy the original quadrangle architecture.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Shi Jia Hutong Museum

Shi Jia Hutong Museum, the first Hutong Museum in Beijing, is located at No.24 Courtyard of Shi Jia Hutong, Chaoyangmen Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing, and is located in Dongsi District, 3 kilometers away from Beijing Zhong Hutong. It was officially opened to the public on June 9, 20 13. There are 130 miniature restored quadrangles, and you can hear more than 70 kinds of hutong sounds such as stunning boudoir and tiger support.

Sixth, Lao She Memorial Hall

Laoshe Memorial Hall is located at Fuyu Hutong, dengshikou West Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 19. That's Lao She's former residence, namely Stan Yard. This is an old-fashioned small courtyard in Beijing. The little black gate faces east from east to west. The entrance is a small courtyard with only two south rooms, and the west is a three-in-one courtyard.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Laoshe Memorial Hall

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Shi Jia Hutong Museum