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Historical background of historic buildings
1860 After the Opium War, Tianjin was forced to open a port; Since then, Britain, France, the United States, Germany, Japan, Russia, Italy, Belgium, Austria and Hungary have successively set up concessions in Tianjin (see figure 1), and finally formed a pattern that the nine concessions converge on both sides of the Haihe River, with a total area of 23,350.5 mu (about 1557.5 hectares), making Tianjin a city.
The coexistence of the same city in the concession of the nine countries is unprecedented in the history of world city development. The historical buildings left by the concession of the Nine Kingdoms and the multi-culture derived from the construction process have also become the historical context and valuable cultural resources that cannot be ignored in today's urban construction. Large-scale concession buildings made western architectural culture and technology flood into Tianjin, and Tianjin's architecture moved from the traditional form of China to the convergence of Chinese and western cultures. It is full of Tianjin's human history, condensed an important chapter in China's modern history, recorded the changes of Tianjin's times, and constructed its unique style. It is an important carrier of urban culture, a valuable historical and cultural heritage and urban resources.
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