1, Ji Xiaolan's former residence memorial hall Ji Xiaolan's former residence memorial hall is located in zhushikou West Street, which is a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit and a patriotic education base in Beijing. It turned out to be the residence of Yue Zhongqi, the grandson of Emperor Yongzheng, the governor of Shaanxi but Gansu and Yue Fei, the minister of war.
The whole building used to be a five-row system, but now it is a quadrangle structure with two entrances and four exits, covering an area of 570 square meters. There is a wisteria in front of the door, two begonia in the courtyard, and the plaque of "Yuewei Caotang Site" is hung in the memorial hall. There are comments on Si Quan Shu, Ji Jia Shu, Wen Xin Diao Long, collections handed down from generation to generation, notes of Caotang and precious cultural relics donated by later generations.
Appointment: You don't need to make an appointment. You can buy tickets on the spot.
Admission: 10 yuan, half price discount (student ID card holder,1children over .2m) 5 yuan.
Address: No.241,zhushikou West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing.
2. Guo Moruo Memorial Hall Guo Moruo's former residence Guo Moruo Memorial Hall was originally Guo Moruo's residence and his office as the president of China Academy of Sciences. From 65438 to 0963, Guo Moruo lived here from 65438 to 0978 until his death. He has worked and lived here for fifteen years and has written more than one million words of academic works and poems.
Guo Moruo's living furnishings are still preserved in his former residence. The four exhibition rooms in the former residence display the manuscripts, books, rubbings, paintings, letters, daily necessities and other cultural relics collected by Guo Moruo before his death.
Appointment: You can make an appointment at the official account of WeChat in Guo Moruo Memorial Hall.
Admission: 20 yuan, half price discount (with valid certificate) 10 yuan.
Address: Qianhai West Street 18, Xicheng District, Beijing
3. Mei Lanfang Memorial Hall Mei Lanfang Memorial Hall is a typical quadrangle in Beijing. It was originally a part of the Yiwangfu in the late Qing Dynasty, covering an area of 65,438+0,000 square meters. Mr. Mei Lanfang spent the last ten years of his life here.
On the red painted gate, there is a plaque inscribed by Deng Xiaoping "Mei Lanfang Memorial Hall". There is a bust of Mei Lanfang in the bamboo forest in front of the big screen wall of bluestone brick in the door. There are two persimmon trees and two begonia trees in the courtyard, which means "everything is safe"
The memorial hall is divided into two parts, the main courtyard retains the original appearance of the former residence, and the furnishings of the drawing room, study room, bedroom and living room are all displayed according to the appearance of Mei Lanfang before his death. The east and west exhibition halls are special exhibitions, and the exhibition contents are updated irregularly. The exhibition room of the outer court introduces Mei Lanfang's artistic and social activities with a large number of precious pictures.
Appointment: You can make an appointment at the official WeChat account of Mei Lanfang Memorial Hall.
Tickets: 10 yuan
Address: No.9 Huguosi Street, Xicheng District, Beijing
4. Li Dazhao's former residence is located at No.24, Wenhua Hutong, the scenic protection area of New Culture Street, south of the bustling West Chang 'an Avenue in Beijing. There is an inverted three-way courtyard covering an area of about 550 square meters, facing the National Culture Palace on the north side of Chang 'an Avenue. This is an ordinary residential building, once called No.35 Ishinuma Houzhai. The courtyard is quaint and quiet, and a solemn bronze statue of Li Dazhao stands on the west side. This is the former residence of Li Dazhao.
Pushing open the door of the North House of the former residence, the first thing you see is the typical arrangement of ordinary people in old Beijing at that time: facing the door is a square table with a chair on each side, a duster bottle at each end of the long table near the north wall, an old clock in the middle, and a nave painting hanging on the long table. There is a famous couplet hanging on both sides of the painting in the main hall-"iron shoulders bear morality and skillful hands write articles".
Out of the room, there are three west wing rooms on the right hand side, which also serve as study and reception room. I saw a desk, chair, bookcase, pen, ink and inkstone for writing. Lenin's "State and Revolution" and Kitazawa Shinjiro's "The Problem of Laborers" and the manuscript paper to be written are spread out on the desk. There are also newspapers and periodicals at home and abroad such as Morning Post and New Youth, which are put on the newsstand at the conference table. This used to be the meeting room for the early activities of the party organization, and Li Dazhao received many famous people and progressive young people at home and abroad.
Reminder: Due to important activities and exhibitions, the museum will be closed from September 16 to September 20th.
Appointment: You can make an appointment on WeChat WeChat official account, the former residence of Beijing Li Dazhao.
Tickets: 10 yuan
Address: No.24 Wenhua Hutong, Xicheng District, Beijing
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Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism reminds us that the National Day holiday is approaching, and citizens are encouraged to spend the holidays on the spot and reduce their activities in Beijing. If you really need to go out of Beijing, you should guard against the risk of epidemic situation during the journey, wear masks regularly throughout the journey, and do personal protection. Don't go to counties (cities, districts and flags) with epidemic situation. Returned personnel will not have dinner, get together or go to crowded places within 7 days after arriving in Beijing, and will be tested for nucleic acid according to regulations. When citizens enter various parks, scenic spots, scenic spots, libraries, art galleries, etc. Please make an appointment in advance, visit at the wrong time and visit at the wrong peak.