Fangjia Hutong

Fangjia Hutong is located in the north of Dongcheng District, Beijing, west of Yonghegong Street. It is under the jurisdiction of Andingmen Sub-district Office and runs east-west. It starts from Yonghegong Street in the east and ends at Andingmen Inner Street in the west. There are three branch alleys in the south and three roads in the north, and the north is connected with Gongyi Lane, Qingtan Bureau Hutong and Mayuan Hutong. The total length is 676 meters, the width is 7 meters, and the asphalt pavement. The house numbers on both sides are 1-71, 2-76, and 66 is vacant. Fangjia Hutong, which belonged to Chongjiaofang in Ming Dynasty, was called Fangjia Hutong. The Qing Dynasty belongs to the inlaid yellow flag, which is called along the line. In the Qing Dynasty, there was a horse team factory in the Firearms Camp belonging to the Shenji Camp. According to the test, No. 41 in the Hutong used to be the Baiyi Nunnery, and the statue of Guanyin was enshrined in the hall. Later, the Buddha statue was destroyed. According to "Xiaoting Continuation Record": Xunjun Wangfu is in Fangjia Hutong. According to "Occasionally Heard": "Bixingquan Zhifu (Chang) is located in Fangjia Hutong. During the Republic of China, Wu Pinfan, the head of the Beiping Police Department, used to set up the Peking Police Training Center at No. 19-27, and lived at No. 13 Hutong. Today It is the dormitory of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. No. 13 of the hutong is a courtyard house in the Qing Dynasty, which was designated as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit in 1984. No. 15 was originally the location of Beijing Jingzhao Yin, which is now a factory run by Beijing No. 143 Middle School, and was designated as a municipal-level cultural relic in 1984. Protected unit. No. 21 is the residence of the puppet mayor Liu Yushu during the Japanese occupation, which is now the National Institute of Architecture. No. 27 is the residence of Chen Yanan, the commander of the puppet military police during the Japanese occupation, which is now the dormitory of the garrison. In the hutong there is still Beijing, which was run in the late Qing Dynasty. The first-generation library, the first library in the capital, has become a private house.