Xue Chi Hu Tong, Xicheng Qu, Beijing Shi, ChinaMap
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After staying in Beijing for so many years, I never knew that there was a place like Xuechi Hutong, and I never knew that there was a Hutong called such a beautiful name. And it was named because of hail.
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Xuechi Hutong Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Xuechi Hutong is located in Xicheng District, Beijing, between the west gate of Jingshan Park and the east gate of Beihai Park, about 110 meters long. In the Qing Dynasty, there were six royal ice cellars here, and now there are only two larger ice cellars, No. 5 and No. 6, from which Xuechi Hutong is named. The ice cellar in Xuechi Hutong was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and was in use until 1979. The two surviving ice cellars have now been restored and are open to visitors. There is a small courtyard at the end of the alley. From 1921 to 1924, this was the "Xuechi Zhai" of Lin Changmin and Lin Huiyin's father and daughter. At the beginning, Lin Huiyin met Liang Sicheng at Peihua Girls' School not far from Hutong, and set up an alliance of gold and stone. This is also the first place Xu Zhimo went to after returning to China in 1922, but he was closed at the door, and this poignant love ended without a trace.
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Xuechi Hutong Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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After staying in Beijing for so many years, I never knew that there was a place like Xuechi Hutong, and I never knew that there was a Hutong called such a beautiful name. And it was named because of hail.
Xuechi Hutong is located between the west gate of Jingshan Park and the east gate of Beihai Park. There is an ancient Doushanmen Street that goes east and west. From here, the middle section to the north is the Hutong. There were six royal hailstones in the Qing Dynasty, and now there are two remaining.
Because two royal hails are preserved, it is named Xuechi Hutong. The hail is a semi-underground building, which looks like a huge and low old house from the outside, and is intact.
To be honest, ~ I really don't have much to look at ~ I was looking forward to.
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