A park in the southwest corner of Xicheng District"s Dashilan and north of Zhushikou West Street is eye-catching. Upon closer inspection, it turns out to be a hidden gem.
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With the embellishment of pine trees, bamboo, and flowers, a large landscape stone stands in the middle, with the five golden characters "Birthplace of Peking Opera" engraved on it. This is Jingyun Garden.
During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the three major Hui opera troupes of Sanqing, Chuntai, Sixi, and Hechun successively came to Beijing to perform. During this period, they all stayed near Dashilan. Here, they constantly exchanged and integrated with other opera genres an...
With the embellishment of pine trees, bamboo, and flowers, a large landscape stone stands in the middle, with the five golden characters "Birthplace of Peking Opera" engraved on it. This is Jingyun Garden.
During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the three major Hui opera troupes of Sanqing, Chuntai, Sixi, and Hechun successively came to Beijing to perform. During this period, they all stayed near Dashilan. Here, they constantly exchanged and integrated with other opera genres and eventually formed Peking Opera. Jingyun Garden, a pocket park transformed from the vacant space on the west side of Ji Xiaolan"s former residence, is antique and full of the traditional artistic charm of Beijing dialect and Peking Opera.
There are more residents who come here for leisure activities in the morning and evening, and there are often a few sounds of opera, full of Beijing flavor!
People who have visited Jingyun Garden will leave with a new understanding of Peking Opera. Because every scenery, every plant, seems to be telling the story of its origin with Peking Opera.
Entering this comprehensive reading space covering an area of 260 square meters, there is no oppressive feeling brought by heavy bookshelves. The concave-convex structure adapted from the wall naturally serves as a "window" for book display, and the books carefully selected by the operation team are delicately placed.
The uniqueness of this bookstore is to provide you with a place to learn about Beijing culture and Hutong culture. The book exhibition area of Hutong culture here displays books related to Beijing culture, art and tourism, which are very popular among readers and tourists.
Although the park is not large, it is adjacent to residential areas, providing a place for nearby residents to exercise and relax, making it very convenient for citizens to "see green from the window and enter the park from the door." The park"s design is also very exquisite. Above the gray low wall, the dark green characters "Dongfushouli" are surrounded by patterns that show the Chinese style, giving a feeling of window paper cutting.
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