Dongcheng Chengxian Street

Walk alley. Walk into Chengxian Street. It is one of the few ancient streets in Beijing. There is a archway at the east and west entrances of the street. The cross-head is titled "Chengxian Street". The old banyan trees in the road are like covers.

Chengxian Street and Guozijian Street share a street Xu is the two ways to walk through this street. At the end of the road is the incenseful Lama Palace. The architecture in Beijing is very distinctive. It is brought into the TV drama. The sense of crossing in the afternoon. Chengxian Street workers are checking. Fixing dust and entering the inside is a little clean look at the ink and fun shops on both sides. Unfortunately, there is no time to look at the next time~

1. Chengxian Street, that is, Guozijian Street, is located in the northwest of Dongcheng District. From the east, Lama Temple Street, west to Andingmen Inner Street. Because of the Guozijian, it is named. Guozijian Street is one of the first "China's famous historical and cultural street". Guozijian Street east and west, the total length of 669 meters, the average width of 11 meters, Qianlong Emperor once said "Beijing Shi is the first good area, and the country Zijian is the first good place". 2. Chengxian Street, Yuanshi has been formed, tomorrow called "Guozijian Confucius Temple", Qing Dynasty called Chengxian Street, the Republic of China later called the country Zijian. In 1965, it was called Guozijian Street. Chengxian Street has four arches, two east and west at the intersection. The name of "Chengxian Street" was changed to Hongri North Road 9 in the "Cultural Revolution", and it was restored to its original name. In 1984, it was designated as Beijing Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Street. The surrounding hutongs are related to the national sub-supervision, such as the national school hutong and the arrow factory hu. In 2009, Guozijian Street was named one of the first ten "China's famous historical and cultural streets". 3, this is a famous historical and cultural street with a deep cultural heritage, because the Beijing Confucius Temple and Guozijian Museum on the street created the street, but in addition to these two attractions, the entire street along the street commercial layout has not been coordinated with the development. 4. Chengxian Street if you enter from both ends, it gives people a completely different feeling. If you enter from the east end, that is, Lama Temple Street, it gives people the feeling that this is a street where superstition is prevalent, because the shops along the street are full of blind people's things such as appearances, fortune-telling, and word measurement. Especially the "Cheng Xianxuan", the boss also quarreled with passing tourists, and even wanted to hit people. If you enter from the west end, that is, Andingmen Inner Street, it gives people the feeling that this is an extremely ordinary city street without any characteristics, because the format of the business running along the street is the general alley, and there is no cultural characteristics. 5. The Confucian Temple on Chengxian Street and the exhibits and their buildings in the Guozijian Museum are definitely worth seeing. The total price of 30 yuan can be seen at the same time. These two scenic spots can be said to be excellent value for money. If you don't have enough time to visit the Confucius Temple and the Guozijian Museum, it is also a good choice to spend half an hour strolling around the 669-meter-long Guozijian Street. After all, this is a famous historical and cultural street. Seeing more photos, pictures, and reading more travel guides is not as good as witnessing the real and deep memory of yourself for an instant. 6. Another point of Chengxian Street is the bungalows at the west end of Yuanguozijian Street, which mostly preserve the style of the old Beijing streets. 7. For more information on the scenery of Beijing Chengxian Street and related information, please refer to my Trip.com travel note "The streets in Beijing only have archways. The entrance to both ends of the street feels different. The place of the first good place in the past is now messy. Beijing Guozijian Street is half an hour's shadow", link address: http://you.ctrip.com/travels/beijing1/3569441.html

Chengxian Street is Guozijian Street, located in Andingmen, Dongcheng District, Beijing, is an east-west alley, an archway at the east-west entrance, with the title "Chengxian Street" on the cross-head. Chengxian Street is a very cultural street. It is one of the few ancient streets in Beijing. Confucius Temple and Guozijian are on this street, walking into this street, you can feel a strong sense of historical and cultural vicissitudes, it is worth seeing.

很有情趣的一条路，两边的民宅门面大都保留了古风古貌，这点很赞。有商业化，但不泛滥，不那么让人反感。要是路边停车少一些就更美了