there are only a few days left for the Qingming holiday. I believe many people have planned the itinerary of the Qingming holiday. Beijing is the capital of China and has a unique Chinese flavor. In particular, many old hutongs in Beijing have a strong old 'Beijing flavor'. You must not miss these old hutongs when traveling to Beijing. So what are the most interesting old hutongs in Beijing? This article brings you an introduction to the best old Hutong in Beijing. Let's see which attracts you most.
Nanluogu Lane
NanLuoGu Lane doesn't need to make up much. It's one of the old hutongs that must be visited in Beijing. If you don't punch in, you'll go to Beijing for nothing. This 800 meter long hutong is the most lively and fashionable Hutong area in Beijing. The neon bar is integrated with gray walls and gray tiles. Here hides the most authentic Beijing flavor, and the streets were once crowded with dignitaries and dignitaries.
Guozijian Street
If you want to explore history and culture in Beijing, Guozijian Street must be a place you can't miss. It is named after the Confucius Temple and the Imperial College. The history of the Confucius Temple can be traced back to the Yuan Dynasty. The capital museum is worth visiting. There are four of the only six archways left in Beijing. The ancient locust trees in the lane weave a big net in the sky and wind forward along the quiet street. Two steles for military officials to get off the horse and civilian officials to get off the sedan are silently telling the glory of the past.
yandaixie street
Yanbag oblique street is located in Shichahai nature reserve. This alley is also worth visiting. It is a good place for local people to eat delicious food, Amoy antiques and enjoy books. The origin of the name also says that the flag people living in Beicheng liked smoking at that time, and the tobacco was packed in tobacco bags. Later, the demand for tobacco bags increased sharply, and the number of cigarette bag shops on the oblique street also increased day by day.
Eight Hutongs
The eight hutongs were once synonymous with fireworks and willow lanes in old Beijing. They were the 'red light district' from the middle and late Qing Dynasty to before liberation. Today, the brothel buildings of that year have long been transformed into residential houses and commercial shops. Tourists can only visit the quadrangles in each alley and vaguely experience the style of that year. Most of the brothels in these eight hutongs are first-class and second-class, and the 'grade' of prostitutes is also relatively high, so they are so famous.
Hat alley
Maoerhutong starts from NanLuoGu Lane in the East and ends at di'anmenwai street in the West. It is connected with doujiao Hutong in the north and dongbuyaqiao Hutong in the south. Because there was a hat making workshop here in the Qing Dynasty, it was called hat alley. Both ends of the alley are connected with bustling and noisy streets. Under the dense forest, fashionable sports cars and ancient tricycles drive alternately between the red gate and gray wall, which has become a symbol of status. The above is the introduction of the five old hutongs with the most Beijing characteristics sorted out by Xiaobian for you. I hope you like them.