Duan Qirui Executive Government

Duan Perry's former government site is located at No. 3 Zhang Zizhong Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing, the main building is a European classical building, one building in the east and west, built at the end of Qing Dynasty, the early Republic of China has been the presidential palace, the State Council, the premier's palace, and Duan Perry's government seat. The main building is now the residence of the Qing History Institute of Renmin University of China.

Duan Perry, who is in the east exit of Zhang Zizhong, Beijing, is the place where the "March 18 tragedy" occurred. On March 16, 1926, more than 5,000 people in Beijing held a demonstration after the "National Assembly against the ultimatum of the eight countries" in Tiananmen Square. Duan Perry's government ordered the shooting, killing and wounding more than 200 people. Li Daxuan and Chen Qiaon were injured, and Liu Hezhen, a student at Beijing Women's Normal University, was killed.

It was originally the ninth house of Kangxi, and later the Zhengwuzi daiday and Prince's house. In Guangxu 32 (1906), the Qing government demolished the original building and built two Western-style brick and wood structures. The east was the Admiralty Department and the west was the War Department. In 1924, Duan Perry was the government.

Duan Yurui's former government site is located at No. 3 Zhang Zizhong Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing, formerly known as Tie Lion Hutong. There are three palaces in the Qing Dynasty: the Prince's Mansion in the East, the Prince's Mansion in the Middle, the Prince's Mansion in the West, and the Princess's Mansion in the West. In the eleventh year (1733), the five sons of Shizong were converted into the palace of Prince He. The palace of Bellefy Su was the palace of Prince Changying in the early Qing Dynasty. At the end of Qing Dynasty, the buildings in the two houses were demolished and three groups of brick and wood structures were rebuilt: the main building in the middle was a European classical gray brick building, and there was a building in the east, west and north. On the evening of October 21, 2009, the gate of the former government site of Duan Perry was smashed by a car, which was a key national cultural relics protection unit. No need to buy tickets, register at the door, enter the visit, there is a treasure cafe inside, you can also call, let the coffee shop send someone out to pick it up. The cafe has a good atmosphere and coffee is good. It is wonderful to have a cup of coffee and enjoy a quiet afternoon in such a building.

Duan Yurui's former government site is located at No. 3 Zhang Zizhong Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing, formerly known as Tie Lion Hutong. There are three palaces in the Qing Dynasty: the east is the Prince's Mansion, the middle is the Baylor Fei Su Mansion, and the west is the Princess' Mansion. The predecessor of the Prince's Mansion is the Baylor Yunfu. In the eleventh year (1733), the five sons of Shizong were converted into the palace of Prince He. The palace of Bellefy Su was the palace of Prince Gong Changying in the early Qing Dynasty. At the end of Qing Dynasty, the buildings in the two houses were demolished and three groups of brick and wood structures were rebuilt: the main building in the middle was a European classical gray brick building, and there was a building in the east, west and north. On the evening of October 21, 2009, the gate of the former government site of Perry was crashed by cars, which was a key national cultural relics protection unit. The former site of the Qing Army and the Ministry of the Navy is located at No. 3 Zhang Zizhong Road, where it was originally the residence of the fifth son of Qing Zheng and Prince Yuday. At the end of Qing Dynasty, the building was demolished and three groups of brick and wooden buildings were rebuilt. The Ministry of the Army and the Ministry of the Navy were both located in this house and shared a gate. In the early days of the Republic of China, it was the seat of the Presidential Palace, the State Council, the Premier's Office, and Duan Perry. The main building of this building is the residence of the Qing History Institute of Renmin University of China.