Brief Introduction of Qinchun Scenic Spot in Wang Fu;
Qin Chunwang Mi is located in the northern edge of Houhai, Xicheng District. It was given to the seventh son of Daoguang Emperor and Prince Yi of Alcohol (the father of Guangxu Emperor) in the 14th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1888). Because the former Qin Chun Wang Mi (Fu Nan, in today's Taiping Lake Dongli, Xicheng District) was the birthplace of Guangxu, it was upgraded to a palace according to the Qing system, so it was given a new house, also known as Beifu. Wang Fu, facing south, has an open layout, which can be divided into two parts: Wang Fu Garden (now the former residence of Soong Ching Ling) in the west and Wang Fu itself in the east. The east is divided into three roads: East, Middle and West. The middle road is its main building, with five street gates from south to north. After entering the outer court, there are two doors, which are the main entrance of Wang Fu, with a width of five. Followed by the main hall, Yin 'an Hall, five rooms wide and five rooms in the east and west wing. Behind the main hall is a group of houses with their own courtyards, which enter from three halls, and in front are five main rooms and their supporting rooms. According to the regulations, this place should be the back bedroom. Finally, the post-Gai Lou is 9 rooms wide, and ceremonies are held at various celebrations. The aftersleep became a temple dedicated to gods, buddhas and distant ancestors. East Road buildings are mainly Jiazi, Buddhist temples and some subordinate buildings. The courtyard outside the East Wall is the Wang Fu Horse. There are two courtyards on West Road, which is the activity center of Chunwangfu. The main building is Baohan Hall, which is also the big study. Later, the main hall of this courtyard was named Jiusi Hall, which is the residence of Taiji, and later it was named 4,000 Hall, which is the residence of the princess. Ren Zhen Hall, a small room for children to study, and other ancillary buildings. Fu Nan is located in Dongli, Taiping Lake, Xicheng District, and was originally Rongqin Palace. The mansion faces south and is divided into middle road, east road, west road and garden. There are now three government gates in the middle road, with eight-character shadow walls on both sides, and the east and west gates lead to the east and west courtyards. A new auditorium was built in the middle of the road, and it is still in the yard. The quadrangles on the East Road are well preserved, and most of the ancient buildings on the West Road are demolished. Now it is occupied by the Central Conservatory of Music. It is a cultural relic protection unit in Xicheng District. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Qinchun Palace was extensively renovated and became the most well-preserved palace in Beijing.