Can a friend tell me where Juyuan's bow and arrow making shop is for tourists to visit?

Now Juyuan is not in Dongsi, but in the family dormitory compound of Tuanjiehu Beijing Water Conservancy Bureau in Chaoyang District, hidden in a small row of bungalows next to residential buildings. From the appearance, these bungalows should be former coal houses, carports and the like. The so-called "bow and arrow shop" is actually a workshop, with two rooms inside and outside together, and the size is no more than 20 square meters. On the wall opposite the door, there is a plaque of "Juyuan", and the surrounding walls are covered with prepared bows and arrows and various bamboo and wood materials, while the unfinished semi-finished products are all piled on the ground. The space left for us is narrower than expected, and four people is probably the maximum number of people that can be accommodated.

This is a bungalow in Tuanjiehu residential area in Beijing: a 10 square meter hut with all kinds of raw materials and tools for making bows and arrows. A plaque with the words "Juyuan Laogong Store" is hung on the east wall of the hut. China's national bow and arrow making process, which has been passed down for thousands of years, has been passed down quietly between 75-year-old Yang and his son Yang Fuxi in the old Beijing bow and arrow shop "Juyuan" after more than 300 years of vicissitudes.