Du Shoutian's Former Residence
杜受田故居
You can see, there is a little historical charm, it is an old house. To be honest, there is nothing to be said about the attractions in Binzhou, this is one. If you pass by, it is worth taking a look. It is good to understand the history. Learn about Du's family.
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Du Shoutian's Former Residence was first built during the Wanli Period of the Ming Dynasty. It is a national AAAA-level tourist Attraction, a key cultural relic protection unit, and one of the 100 must-see places in Shandong. Du Shoutian's Former Residence is the former residence of the Du family in Binzhou. The Du family prospered for more than 500 years during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, breaking the common saying that "wealth does not last for more than three generations", which is rare in China. The Du family is famous for "twelve Jinshi in one family", "six Hanlin in four generations", "four generations as prime ministers", and "a family full of honest officials", and is known as the first family in northern Shandong.
Du Shoutian was the teacher of Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty. He served as the Left Censor-in-Chief, the Chief Master of the Upper Study, and the Minister of the Ministry of Works, the Ministry of Punishment, and the Ministry of Personnel. He was a man of integrity, learning, patriotism, honesty, diligence, and dedication throughout his life. Du Shoutian's former residence is the former residence of the Du family in Binzhou. The Du family prospered for more than 600 years during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, breaking the common custom of "wealth does not last for more than three generations", which is rare in China. The Du family, represented by Du Shoutian, was at the peak of its academic achievements during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and produced many talents. Among them, 347 people passed the imperial examinations, 12 passed the imperial examinations, 5 entered the Hanlin Academy, and 8 passed the imperial examinations. There were 39 civil officials, county magistrates, and military generals with a thousand households or above. The Du family was famous for "twelve imperial examinations in one family", "five Hanlin scholars from father and son", "four generations of prime ministers", and "a family full of honest officials".
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You can see, there is a little historical charm, it is an old house. To be honest, there is nothing to be said about the attractions in Binzhou, this is one. If you pass by, it is worth taking a look. It is good to understand the history. Learn about Du's family.
Du Shoutian's former residence is the former residence of Du Shoutian, the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and the former residence of many famous Du family. It is located in Binbei Street South Street, Bincheng District, Binzhou City. There is a wooden archway in front of the door, the first door is hung "Taishi Di", "Xiangguo Di", and the hall is hung "Fang Bodi", "Asian Yuan", "Chuan Xuan", "Grandfather and son brothers Bo Nephew Hanlin" and so on. All buildings are four courtyards, covering an area of about 25 mu, including 28 small courtyards, there are more than 300 houses, such as, hall houses, embroidery buildings, wing houses, and yutang. Now only embroidery buildings, living rooms and some hall houses, wing houses are left. The architectural style is simple and simple, which is a typical architectural feature of Lubei in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In 1985, it was listed as a county-level cultural relics protection unit. In 2004, it was listed as a cultural relics protection unit in Binzhou City. It was opened to the public on April 27, 2010, and was awarded as a national AAAA-level tourist attraction by the state tourism in 2010.
Very good niche attractions, come to Binzhou to see it is not bad, especially with children, there are still a lot of things to see, that is, the ticket price is a bit high, and there is no child ticket online, the actual scene can buy half-price children tickets, this is not good.
The scenery of the Happy Commune Farming Culture Ecological Park is very good, suitable for the whole family to travel together!
Experience the family of a generation of emperors, although it was rebuilt, but also can see the glory of Binzhou Dushi at that time.
该景点推荐看看，交通最好自驾，门口可停车免费，里面不是很大，半个多小时可以看完，房间不少，游客不多，可以了解一下历史。
地方有点偏，实地规模已经较缩小了很多，已经没有三十多座院子了，感觉缩小了一半，但也值得一看