Ju'er Hutong

Ju'er Hutong is located in the northwest of Dongcheng District, starting from Jiaodaokou South Street in the east, Nanluoguxiang in the west, Houyuanensi Hutong in the south, and Shoubi Hutong in the north. Ju'er Hutong was called Ju'er Hutong in Qianlong period, and Ju'er Hutong in Xuantong period. No. 3, No. 5 and No. 7 courtyards in Ju'er Hutong are the residences of Ronglu, the governor of Zhili in Qing Dynasty. Courtyard 3 is the ancestral hall, Courtyard 5 is the residence, and Courtyard 7 is the garden. After Ronglu moved to Dongchang Hutong. Court No. 7 once served as the Afghan embassy. Courtyard No. 41 was originally a temple. According to legend, the Kaishan monk in the temple was the emperor's substitute monk. The newly built houses in Ju'er Hutong have won awards for their architectural features. Over the past few years, a large number of foreigners who like Beijing or have just arrived in Beijing have gradually gathered. Now there are friends from France, America, Italy, Germany, Finland or more. At night, foreigners in twos and threes walk through the hutongs as if they were going home, and they feel that it is easier for foreigners in Beijing to integrate themselves into the life of Beijing.