1. Attractions near Guozijian Street. Attractions near Dongzhimen include the Chinese Medical History Museum, Poly Art Museum, Nanguan Park, Guozijian Street, Confucius Temple, and Guozijian Museum.

:2. What are the interesting places around the Imperial College 1. Dagongmen There are 5 rooms in the Dagongmen, facing south, with a large platform in front and 5 rooms in the east and west; there are 27 curved corners at the back of the room facing the room.

2. To the east are Zongren's Mansion, Cabinet, Ministry of Rites, Ministry of Personnel, Ministry of War, Ducha Yuan, Lifan Academy, Hanlin Academy, James Mansion, Imperial College, Luan Yiwei, Dongsi Banner and other houses.

3. To the west are the Ministry of Household Affairs, the Ministry of Punishment, the Ministry of Industry, the Qintian Prison, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Guanglu Temple, the General Administration Department, Dali Temple, Hongfu Temple, Taichang Temple, Taipu Temple, Yushuchu, Shangyuan, and Wubei Temple.

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1. Dashuifa is the most spectacular fountain in the West Tower.

The building is shaped like a stone alcove, resembling a doorway.

There is a big lion spraying water under its head, forming a seven-layer water curtain.

There is an oval chrysanthemum fountain in front of the door. In the center of the pool is a copper sika deer, whose antlers spray water eight times. Two servants have ten copper dogs, which spray water from their mouths and hit the deer directly, causing layers of water splashes.

Commonly known as hunting dogs and chasing deer.

There is a huge water fountain tower on the left and right front of the Dafa.

The tower is square in shape and has 13 floors, with water spraying from the top.

There are 88 copper pipes around the tower, all of which spray water together.

At that time, the emperor was sitting opposite observing the water method and looking at this group of fountains.

British Minister Macartney and Dutch Minister Ying et al.

They all visited to toast this magical water method.

It is said that if all the fountains are turned on, it will be like a flash flood, and Xu Li will hear it.

If you are talking nearby, you must gesture.

You can imagine how spectacular it is.

2. Guanshui Method Guanshui Method is located at the southern end of the central axis of Yuanyingguan Pass.

The main building is the throne of the emperor's platform, with a tall stone screen behind it and Baciru gates on both sides. On both sides of the gate are a huge water tower and a pool that receives water sprays.

Various beasts are placed in a semicircle next to the pool, representing animal battles, forest deer hunting and other games; there is a clock on the sprinkler head.

According to the traditional Chinese timekeeping method, the names of 12 animals are used to represent the 12 hours of a day.

Every hour, an animal sprays water from its mouth into the pool.

3. Wanhua Array Wanhua Array, also known as Huanghua Array, is a garden modeled after a European maze.

The brick wall engraved with four-foot character patterns is divided into several mazes, so it is called the Mange Array.

Although the diameter distance from the entrance to the central pavilion is only more than 30 meters, it is easy to enter the formation but difficult to get out.

Every Mid-Autumn Festival night, the Qing emperor sat in the circular pavilion in the center of the array, and the eunuchs and maids held lotus lanterns tied with yellow colored silk, which allowed them to recognize the way and fly.

The first person to arrive will be rewarded by the emperor.

Therefore, it is also called Huanghua Array or Huanghua Lantern.

The Qing Emperor sat high up, looking around at the lotus lanterns, feeling very happy.

4. There is a square river between Xianfa Mountain and Xianfa Wall.

There is a water tank under the linear wall, and a model of Venice City is placed in the water tank.

The emperor sat on Xianlu Mountain and watched.

3. There is nothing interesting in the Imperial College around the Imperial College, except for an old street with the Confucius Temple and the Imperial College Museum, as well as the Yonghe Temple near the west entrance.

These attractions are famous and worth visiting.

4. Attractions near the Imperial College Answer: There are many attractions around Peking University First Hospital: Beihai Park, Jingshan Park, Qianhai, Houhai, Prince Gong’s Mansion, Soong Ching Ling’s Former Residence, Guo Moruo’s Former Residence, Nanluogu Lane, Bell and Drum Tower, Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, National

Museum, Peking University Red Building, Art Museum, Zoo, Three Pagoda Temple, Baita Temple, Yonghe Palace, Imperial College.

Unexplainable attractions, endless sightseeing in old Beijing.

5. The geographical location of Guozijian Street. Guozijian is the highest administrative agency for managing education in the country and the highest institution of learning established by the state.

The Imperial College is an official school of the Central Government. After visiting the Yonghe Temple, if you want to eat delicious food, you can walk 200 meters south along Yonghegong Street and turn left to Guijie Street, a famous food street in Beijing.

There are high, middle and low-end restaurants with different styles here, which will surely satisfy you!

6. Guide to visiting Guozijian Street 1. The Imperial Academy of Beijing is located at No. 15 Guozijian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing (called Chengxian Street in the Ming and Qing Dynasties). It is the only well-preserved ancient institution of higher learning in China, equivalent to our modern Tsinghua University and Peking University.

Now the Imperial College and the Confucius Temple are the same attraction, with unified ticket sales, and are also known as the Confucius Temple and the Imperial College Museum.

2. Fahai Temple and Fahai Temple are located at No. 28 at the southern foot of Cuiwei Mountain, the model entrance of Shijingshan District, Beijing. They are national key cultural relics protection units.

Fahai Temple was built in the fourth year of Zhengtong in the Ming Dynasty and took five years to complete.

After many renovations, there are many ancient buildings in the temple.

The most worth seeing in Fahai Temple is the Ming Dynasty murals in the Main Hall.

These vivid and unique murals are the oldest and best-preserved murals in Beijing, and occupy an important position in China's existing mural art.

3. Yuetan Park is located to the west of Nanlishi Road and south of Yuetan North Street Road, Xicheng District, Beijing. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Beijing.

The Moon Altar was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. It is a place to worship the night god (moon) and the stars in the sky at the autumnal equinox.

Yuetan Park was severely damaged during the Cultural Revolution, and most of the existing buildings were rebuilt after the Cultural Revolution.