Baqi Assembly Hall

Located on Daoshan Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou City. It is recorded that the Mingzhong Embassy Garden is "Gaotai Quchi, quiet flowers and bamboos", with Xijia Pavilion (that is, Xijia Building), Xicaotang, Shuiyun Pavilion, Binliantang, Shanjingtang, Yifeng Building, and Yuwo Bridge. Fengzhi Hall is the accommodation place for eight flags to travel to Beijing. The main building is five-way, the main building has halls, stage, kitchen, warehouse, garden, flower hall, rockery, fish pond, pavilions and pavilions, the construction area is about 5,000 square meters. The existing reconstructed hall is a rectangular, 360 square meters, four-sided walls, double-slope roof, bucket-type wooden frame, wooden piles are extra large, and the roof algae well is well preserved. A stage in the south of the lobby, three sides are carved various flower and bird patterns of partitions, doors, can accommodate about 500 people, with the Qing Dynasty Manchu architectural style.

It is difficult to be a tourist attraction, at most it is just a key cultural relics protection unit, the location is not easy to find, although it is also close to Sanfang Qixiang, but few tourists come, if you want to go to the north gate of Wushan, you can come and see. The garden has been built in the Ming Dynasty, because it was converted into a residence in the early Qing Dynasty for the use of the Beijing officials and dignitaries of the Eight Banners Hotel, so it is called the "Eight Banners Club". Even if the walls are whitewashed, the building is not very eye-catching in the old town, and there is no opening to visit, but the bamboo-shaped window image is quite distinctive and attracts attention.

Located on Daoshan Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, near Sanfang Qixiang, it was originally the site of the famous garden "Zhongshiyuan" of the Ming Dynasty official family. It was converted into the accommodation of the Beijing officials and dignitaries of the Eight Banners Hotel in the early Qing Dynasty. In fact, there is a relics, the main building is closed, and it seems that there is nothing to look at. The surrounding area is also very crowded, and it is not easy to take pictures.