Qing Wangfu

If you don't specifically mark this is the residence of the Qing Dynasty Wang Ye, you probably think it is a modern villa, the equipment inside is very modern, there are even dry and wet separation toilets and toilets. There are sofas and German imported chandeliers, in addition to some objects in the doors and windows and study rooms and the appearance of the court, basically and modern. However, it is said that at that time, because in the concession area, foreigners were not allowed to cover Chinese buildings, so the outside Western style, the interior decoration was still more Chinese.

The Qing Wangfu was built in 1922, formerly the private house of Xiao De Zhang, the chief executive of the late Qing Dynasty eunuch, and was later purchased by Prince Qing Zhen to live here, so it was named "Qing Wangfu". When Zaizhen lived in Qingwang Mansion, there were only three sides of Fujin accompanied by him. The ancestor hall of Qingwang Mansion, the double-sided carved teak floor cover in the room, through the depiction of fishing, ploughing, knitting, reading, business and other labor and life scenes, accompanied by landscapes and peony, Ganoderma lucidum, Xiangyun and other auspicious signs. The Lord prays for the happiness of the children.

＂ Qingwangfu ＂ is located at No. 55 Chongqing Road, Heping District, Tianjin. It is a private villa with a Chinese and Western wall-style two-story (partially three-story) built in 1922 by Xiao De Zhang, the chief executive of the late Qing Dynasty eunuch (1876 ～ 1957). The courtyard has a garden, its garden rockery lake stone and Western-style lawn water wall. Because of the luxury construction, it was once known as the crown of the original British Concession Chinese building. Aixin Jueluo. Zaizhen (1876 ～ 1947) is the eldest son of Prince Qing, the late Qing Dynasty heavy courtier, died in 1917, and Zai Zhen inherited Prince Qing, becoming the last Prince of Qing. After Xuantong abdicated, in 1925, Zai Zhen purchased Xiaode Zhang's house, and moved his family to Tianjin, and began his public life until his death, so this house was named ＂ Qingwangfu ＂.

Worth going, a lot of dramas are taken from here

Century old mansion, worth visiting

Worth taking the kids to see

Generally, there is no explanation, I finished it in 10 minutes.

Very cultural place, the western architectural style of the late Qing Dynasty is very beautiful, will come again next time.