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Former Site of Hunan Guild Hall (湖南会馆旧址)
Beijing Hunan-native officials built “Hunan Guild Hall” in August, 1887.
No. 101 Lanman Hutong, Xicheng District -
Beijing Huguang Guild Hall (北京湖广会馆）
Beijing Huguang Guild Hall was first built in 1807, and its grand theatre and Ziwu well are all remains of the original buildings
No. 3 Hufang Road, Xicheng District -
Hongguang Pavilion (虹光阁）
Located in north road of Liulichang, opened in the 12th of the Republic of China, Hongguang Pavilion was an Antiques and Paintings Store set up by Du Yingkui
No.61 Liulichang East Street, Xicheng District -
Arcade of Guanyin Temple (观音院过街楼)
Guanyin Temple is situated in Caiyuan Street in Xicheng District.
Guancaiyuan Street, Xicheng DistrictHistorical Building Temple -
Former Site of Anhui Guild Hall (安徽会馆旧址)
Anhui Guild Hall was proposed by Li Hanzhang in A.D.1868 Qing Dynasty of Tongzhi times, and supported by the general of Huaijun.
Housun Park, Xicheng District -
China Bookstore（中国书店）
Located in Liulichang, this famous antique street in Beijing sells traditional Chinese literature and various other works.
No.115, East street of Liulichang Street, Xicheng District -
Rongbaozhai (荣宝斋）
Rongbaozhai is located just west of Liulichang Street in Beijing.
No.19, Liulichang West St, Xicheng District -
Qianshi Hutong (钱市胡同）
Qianshi Hutong is to the west side of Beijing Zhubaoshi Street, near the famous commercial area of Dashanlan.
The west side of Zhubaoshi Street, Xicheng DistrictHutong -
Former Site of Nanhai Guild Hall (南海会馆旧址)
Nanhai Guild Hall was built in 1824, it was originally the house of Dong Wenke（Dong Bangda).
No. 43 Mishi Hutong, Xicheng District -
Former Site of Jingxian Guild Hall（泾县会馆旧址）
Jingxian Guild Hall was the editorial office of political weekly "Weekly Review" founded in December 1918.
No. 64 Mishi Hutong, Xicheng District