Wanshou Road, which crosses Fuxing Road, is named after the Yongan Wanshou Pagoda at the north end.

Wanshou Road is located in the southwest of Haidian District. It starts from Fucheng Road in the north and reaches Lianhua River in Fengtai District in the south. Known as the tower. The northern end of Wanshou Road is Fucheng Road, and the northern side of Fucheng Road has Tower In Cishou Temple in the Ming Dynasty. There is a pagoda called Yong 'an Wanshou Pagoda in the temple. Empress Dowager Ming Shenzong was founded in the fourth year of Wanli (1576). After abandoned, only the solitary tower, referred to as Wanshou Tower, commonly known as Balizhuang Tower. Wanshou Road is thus called. Metro Line 1 passes through here.

The northern section of Wanshou Road is Fucheng Road, with Tower In Cishou Temple in the Ming Dynasty in the north, Yong 'an Wanshou Pagoda in the temple, which was built in the fourth year of Wanli (1576) by the Empress Dowager Ming Shenzong, and was later abandoned, leaving only an isolated pagoda. Folk call Balizhuang Tower. The name of Wanshou Road comes from this tower. Wanshou road was originally a farmland and dirt road, but it was changed to a gravel road during the Japanese puppet regime. After the founding of New China, asphalt pavement was paved in 1955, which is the main road connecting the Summer Palace and Fengtai. Residential areas, military and government compound, Cuiwei Shopping Mall, Kaide Jiamao Shopping Mall and Kaide Boutique Shopping Center. Bona International Studios Wanshou Road. Beijing Metro has Wanshou Road Station on Line 1. Wukesong in the west and Gongzhufen in the east. On the north side, there is the West Diaoyutai subway station (Line 11) newly built in 2112. Zhugezhuang starts from Wanshou Road in the east and reaches the West Fourth Ring Road in the west.