Beijing has many historical sites, and Confucius Temple in the northeast corner of the city center is a relatively quiet scenic spot. The Confucius Temple is connected with the Guozijian, not far from the Lama Temple, but compared with the crowded people in the Lama Temple, it is somewhat clean and surprising. Beijing Confucius Temple Gate This street is called Guozijian Street, also known as Chengxian Street. It is the place where the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties worship Confucius. Because it is located in the capital, the emperors of the dynasties also came to worship, so the status is lofty, and Shandong Qufu Confucius Temple, Jilin Confucius Temple, and Nanjing Confucius Temple are also known as the four major Confucius Temples in China. Confucius Temple was built in the Yuan Dynasty. After Kublai was settled in Beijing, in order to encircle the intellectuals, the Confucius Temple was ordered. The Beijing Confucius Temple was built in 1306 (Dade Decade), more than 100 years before the Forbidden City. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the Emperor's relatives used the most expensive yellow glazed tile roof. At this time, the Confucius Temple was magnificent and the royal architecture was generally regulated. This Confucius Temple is a relatively large area in the Confucius Temple in the country. It covers an area of 2.38 hectares and has 286 existing houses. The recent "National Treasure" is very hot. The three treasures of the town hall selected by the Palace Museum are one of them. The stone drum is built in the Dacheng Gate and is now stored in the Palace Museum.