Zhang Xueliang's Former Residence in Tianjin | Travel through history and encounter legends.

| Travel through history and encounter legends. Half of the history of the Republic of China is in the residence of the young marshal, and a trip to the residence of the Republic of China When traveling to Tianjin, you must leave half a day for Zhang Xueliang's former residence. This is where the young marshal and Miss Zhao Si lived together for seven years. From the architectural shape, the Zhang Xueliang Residence Museum is luxurious, beautiful, and generous, with two brick-wood structure buildings in the front and back. The front building was built in 1921 and has three floors with a basement; the back building has two floors and was built in 1921. The two buildings have a total of 42 rooms, with a total building area of more than 1,400 square meters and a total area of nearly 1,000 square meters. 🌈Attraction Features: 1. There is free explanation in the first floor hall. Listening to the explanation and visiting the furnishings in the building, it seems that the thoughts are pulled back to that era, just like listening to a book, adding interest and increasing knowledge; 2. The entire former residence is fashionable and avant-garde, with many antique furniture on display. The first floor is the hall and western restaurant, the second floor is the study and bedroom, and the third floor is the family banquet dance hall. The building is equipped with pianos, accordions, radios and other Western old objects from the Republic of China period, which are worth watching; 3. The backyard is a building imitating the streets of the Republic of China period. The signs of shops such as movie theaters, pawnshops, and photo studios are extremely eye-catching, restoring the prosperous scene of the streets of the year. There will be performances such as clapper, crosstalk, and dance in the courtyard, which are all free, a feast of vision and hearing! 📝Address: No. 78 Chifeng Road, Tianjin 📝Visit: No appointment is required, you can visit for about 2 hours 📝Explanation: There is free explanation in the museum every 30 minutes