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Li Jifu House
Their home in a Zone of Peace Garden Road on the 12th, is now used as a Zone of Peace People's Government. Built in 1918, with two-story basement, brick-structure construction. Its construction area of 4,891 square meters, is a classic use of modern methods of construction of outstanding architectural decoration. The external walls of well-Bizhu convex windows, canopies of the teeth are decorated, form new chic. At the main entrance to the steel with three holes through the Huashi Gongquan ... View Detail
The former residence of Cao Yu
Cao Yu, Wade-Giles romanization Ts'ao Yü, pseudonym of Wan Jiabao (born September 24, 1910, Tianjin, China-died December 13, 1996, Beijing), Chinese playwright who was a pioneer in huaju ("word drama"), a genre influenced by Western theatre rather than traditional Chinese drama (which is usually sung).The former residence of Cao Yu is located on No.23, 25 Minzhu Road Hebei District Tianjin, is on the left bank of the river. The building is built in the Early Republic, is a Italian style building ... View Detail
Wellington Koo House
Hebei in the Zone of Peace Road 267, is now a Kuomintang Revolutionary Committee of Tianjin use of the Commission. Wellington Koo (1885 ~ 1985) is well-known Chinese professional diplomats. He studied in the United States a doctorate in the early years, the Yuan Shikai 1912 presidential secretary, after the Northern Government and the KMT government in the former chief of diplomacy, Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador. Their home was built in 1921, covers an area of 1,320 ... View Detail
Fearless House
Huo Yuanjia (January 18, 1868 - August 9, 1910) was a Chinese martial artist and co-founder of the Chin Woo Athletic Association, a martial arts school in Shanghai. A practitioner of the martial art mizongyi, Huo is considered a hero in China for defeating foreign fighters in highly publicized matches at a time when Chinese sovereignty was being eroded by colonization, foreign concessions, and spheres of influence. Due to his heroic status, legends and myths about events in his life are ... View Detail
Ji Hongchang House
Ji Hongchang was born in 1895, in Fugou, Henan province of China. He started his military career in 1913 under the leadership of Gen. Feng Yuxiang. He was the commander of the 22nd Army when he was nominated as Ningxia chairman. Refusing to attack the Red Army led by the Communist Party while the whole country was threatened by Japan, he was sacked by Chiang Kai-shek and ordered to "observe and study" abroad. He returned to China in 1932.Before his death, Ji reportedly asked his ... View Detail
Former Residence of Li candle dust
Li Zhuchen (1881 - 1968), a former vice chairman of the CPPCC National Committee, chairman of the China Democratic National Construction Association Central Committee, vice-chairman of the National Association of Industry and Commerce, Minister of Light Industry, also in Tianjin Federation of Industry and Commerce and the founder of the public building.Li Zhuchen home in a Zone of Peace Race Course Road, No. 202 (now 102), is the wood structure of the four-storey building. A total of eight ... View Detail
Qing Palace
Qing Wang Fu (Prince Qing's Mansion) is located at No.55 Chongqing Street (originally Cambridge Street of the former British Concession), Heping District of Tianjin. Standing among the constructions in the Five-Avenue Cultural and Historic Protection Zone, it has been designated as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit and historic construction under special protection.The building was designed by Zhang Lande, chief eunuch of the royal family of late Qing Dynasty, as his private ... View Detail
Former Residence of Wang Shan
In its residential Nanjing Road, Hexi District, on the 21st. Two-story brick, with the top of the basement and between. Approximate rectangular plane, around the courtyard. Building a traditional German style.Wang Zhongshan, is a capitalist and a quartermaster of Duan Qirui force during the period of the governments of the northern warlords. View Detail
Zhang Xueming old home
Built in 1925No.50, Munan Road, TianjinTotal floor area: 1721 square meters Zhang Xueming (1908-1983) was a famous patriot and the younger brother of General Zhang Xueliang, the leader of the Fengtian Clique of Northern Warlords. The building is a courtyard residence built of brick and wood. The elevation of the building is symmetrical and of harmonious proportions. The external walls are of red brick and the building is finished to a high standard, with fine interior decorations. View Detail