步行胡同游

Preface

Some Words From the Author

Suggestions Before You Begin a Walk

Walk 1 The Old Horne of Lu Xun

A famous writer's love

Fuchengmen Bridge

Former residence of Lu Xun

Hutongs

Assembly of God

White Dagoba Temple

Temple of Ancient Monarchs

Guangji Temple

Shaguoju Restaurant

Walk 2 Xishiku Catholic Cathedral

A miracle saved a church in a conflict fight Xisi

brick pagoda

Wedding Business St

Gangwashi Christian Church

Home of Imperial Concubine Zhen

Mansion of Prince 11

Xishiku Catholic Cathedral

Boxer Rebellion

Old Beijing Library

Yuanmingyuan

Beihai Park

Zhongnanhai

Oingfeng Baozi Restaurant

Walk 3 Lao She

Perhaps he whiSpered his thoughts to these two persimmon trees

Former residence of Hu Yaobang

Former residence of Lao She

Commercial Press

Beijing People's Art Theatre

National Art Museum of China

Impprial City Wall Site

Peking University Red Building

Jingshi Daxuetang

William Martin

Jingshan Park

Dasanyuan Restaurant

Walk 4 Shen Congwen

In his dream he might have been transported back to his amazing hometown

Residential complex of Union Medical College

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of two governments

Zongli Yamen

Former residence of Shen Congwen

Former residence of Cai Yuanpei

"Three-Self" Beijing Office

Peking Union Medical College

Mansion of Prince Yu

Sichuan Restaurant

Walk 5 Wangfujing

An old weil-known shopping street previously named after a foreigner, George Morrison

Paleolithic Museum

Beijing Hotel

Oriental Plaza

Wangfujing St

George Morrison

WangfUjing Bookstore

Arts & Crafts Emporium

Shengxifu Hat Shore

Silian Hair Salon

China Photo Studio

Hengdeli Clock Shop

Beijing Department Store

Foreign Languages Bookstore

Lisheng Sports Business Building

St. Joseph Catholic Cathedra!

Donglaishun Restaurant

Walk 6 Inner City Wall

Reminders of China's ancient giory

Beijing Ancient Observatory

Ferdinand Verbiest

Dongbianmen City Wall Corner Tower

Ming and Qing Dynasty City Wall Relic

Dun Tai

Chongwenmen Christian Church

George H.W. Bush's life in Beijing

Former Belgian Legation

Gongdelin Vegetarian Restaurant

Walk 7 Dongjiaomin Xiang

Reminders of the former imperialist embassy row in old Beijing

Where Shen Congwen lived

Tongren Hospital

Dongjiaomin Xiang

Boxer Rebellion

St. Michael Catholic Church

Former Belgian Legation

Former French Embassy

Former French Post Office

Former Japanese Legation

Former Yokohama Specie Bank

Former Calyon Bank

Former Russian Legation

Former British Embassy

Former CitiBank

Former Dutch Legation

Former American Embassy

Former Chartered Bank

Former italian Embassy

Former Rue Hart Rd

Robert Hart

Former Austria-Hungry Legation

Songhelou Restaurant

Walk 8 The Beauty Without

The moat outside the Forbidden City

Zhengyi Lu

Former Grand Hotel des Wagon-Lits

Former British Legation

Imperial City Wail

Changpuhe Park

Museum of Imperial City

Imperial Archives

Nanchizi Reserved Hutong Neighborhood

Siheyuan

Pudu Temple

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Walk 9 Shichahai（Stoll 1）

Walk 10 Shichahai（Stoll 2）

Walk 11 Last Empress of China

Walk 12 Puyi

Walk 13 Dashilanr

Walk 14 She Never Met Her Dad Again

Walk 15 An Amazing Chinese Couple

Wale 16 Other Sites to Visit

Where are you planning to go after visiting many tourist sites in Beijing? Hutongs （small alleys） are the places that you should never miss in which there are the true history， culture and lifestyle of this old yet modern city.
The book introduces 16 unique walks， discovered by the author personally. Walking through old Beijing hutongs， you will pass or visit many sites that you cannot find in any other tourist guide books， such as the last emperor's mansion， princes palaces， residences of famous historical figures， temples and churches， old Embassy Row， imperial government offices， famous commercial streets with old shops， as well as mysteries and stories behind the walls... Pictures and maps are also provided to guide you in each walk. Background information enriches your knowledge about the events and stories once happened in this imperial capital. Enjoy your walking exploration in Beijing， like a flying feather in breeze through the hutongs.