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Guozijian (The Imperial College) (国子监)
Guozijian, the Imperial College, was founded in Yuan Dynasty in the 13th century. With a history of over 700 years, it was the state administrative organization of education and the highest educational institution in the Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasty.
No. 15, Imperial College Street, Andingmen Inner, Dongcheng District, Beijing(北京市东城区安定门内国子监街15号)Nature -
Yu’er Hutong (雨儿胡同)
In the Ming dynasty, Yuer Hutong (Rain Hutong) was called Yulong Hutong (Rain Cage Hutong)
East of Dianmenwai Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 北京市东城区地安门外大街东侧Hutong -
Mingrui Mansion (明瑞府)
Mingrui Mansion, also named Shouen Gulun Princess Mansion and Sixth Princess’s Mansion, is a large house faces south, lies in No 11 of Neiwubu Street
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Gui Jie
Red lanterns, traditional courtyards, hundreds of restaurants along the street…
Dongzhimen Street, Dongcheng District,Beijing 北京市东城区东直门内大街Tourist Resort -
Huashi Mosque （花市清真寺）
Located at No 80 Huashi Street, Dongcheng District, Huashi Mosque was built in the Ming Dynasty
No. 80 West Hushi Street, Dongcheng District -
Xizhao Temple (夕照寺)
Xizhao Temple is located in Guangqumen Street
No.19 Xizhaosi Street, Dongcheng DistrictHistorical Building Temple -
Nangangzi Catholic Church (南岗子天主教堂)
In the Yongsheng Lane, Dongcheng District, there is noticeable Gothic architecture, which is the Nangangzi Catholic Church with over 80 years history
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Fahua Temple (法华寺)
Dongcheng Fahua Temple is located at No 103 Baofang Hutong, Dongcheng District. This site used to be the house of a eunuch named Liu Tong and his brother Liu Shunshe.
No. 103 Baofang Hutong, Dongcheng DistrictNature -
Wenchangdijun Temple（文昌帝君庙 ）
Wenchang Dijun Temple, also called Zitong Temple, is the temple for citizens worship Wenchang Dijun, the god of career. Ancient people worship here with sacrifices for a successful career.
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Zhihua Temple (智化寺)
Zhihua Temple, an oasis of quiet courtyards and exquisite Buddhist artwork in the heart of the Central Business District, was built by the corrupt eunuch Wang Zhen in 1443 as his personal ancestral hall, but was later converted to a temple.
No. 5 Lumicang Huytong, Dongcheng DistrictNature