Site of King Zhongwang’s Residence

太平天国忠王府，位于苏州博物馆旁边，可以连同参观。李秀成的雕像令人印象深刻，面容忧愁，似乎在担忧战情吧。文衡山手植藤似乎有点意思。里应外合的英文翻译叫人看不懂。

Taiping Tianguo Zhongwang Mansion is an exhibition area connected to the Suzhou Museum. If you like history, you can visit here, free of charge, and things are well preserved. You can learn a lot of historical points. very good.

＂ Taiping Tianguo Zhongwangfu ＂ is located at No. 204 Northeast Street, Suzhou, adjacent to the Humble Administrator's Garden. It is the Wangfu of Taiping Tianguo Zhongwang Li Xiucheng (1823 ～ 1864), the most complete building retained by Taiping Tianguo in that year. It is also the most complete peasant rebel palace in Chinese history. In the ten years of Qingxianfeng (1860), Zhongwang Li Xiucheng led the Taiping Army to conquer Suzhou, and converted the Humble Administrator's Garden and the surrounding area to the Zhongwang Mansion, forming a complex including the official office, the courtyard, and the garden pool. In the second year of Qing Tongzhi (1863), Suzhou lost its hold, Taiping Army withdrew from Suzhou, Li Hongzhang changed the Zhongwang Mansion to Jiangsu Procuratorial Bank, and in 1872, it was changed to the Eight Banners Fengzhi Assembly Hall. In 1960, it became the site of the Suzhou Museum. In 2006, Zhongwang Mansion became part of the new Suzhou Museum.

Simply stroll around, take a look, is the exit of Suzhou Museum, there is a stamp place.

One of the Taiping Tianguo ruins, located in the downtown area, belongs to the old museum of Suzhou, free of charge for tourists.