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Tongbeiquan

There are many traditional Chinese martial arts styles with different origins. Tongbeiquan, which is popular in Beijing and Tianjin, is said to have been created by Qi Xin, a native of Bazhou, Langfang City, Hebei Province, in the late Qing Dynasty. The Qi family was originally good at pole techniques. When they met Mr. Ma from Henan who was proficient in boxing, they exchanged pole techniques for boxing techniques. Later, they met Mr. Zhao who was good at knife techniques, so they exchanged pole and knife techniques, forming Qimen's unique "twelve-pole" method, "eight-step thirteen-knife" method, and "one hundred and eight single-handed" method. The Qi family Tongbeiquan began to become famous in the martial arts world.

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Pingju

Pingju was originally called "Bengbeng Opera", "Luozi Opera", also known as "Pingqiang Bangzi Opera", or "Ping Opera" for short. The name "Pingju Opera" was officially used in 1935. It is popular in Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei and Northeast China, and has a broad mass base. Around 1910, Bengbeng Opera artists headed by Cheng Zhaocai absorbed the singing music and performance art of Northeast Errenzhuan, Peking Opera, shadow puppetry, and drums on the basis of the counterpart "Lotus Fall" in Luanzhou, eastern Hebei, and used a full set of Hebei Bangzi musical instruments to accompany the performance, forming the basic style of Pingju Opera. In the process of practice, the emerging Pingju Opera art has been continuously developed and improved, and has become more and more mature. Cheng Zhaocai is the founder of Pingju Opera and the first playwright of Pingju Opera. His representative works such as "Ma Widow Opens a Shop", "Flowers as Matchmakers", and "Yang Sanjie's Complaint" have become classic repertoires of Pingju Opera. Pingju music belongs to the Banqiang style, including "Jianban", "Daban", "Da'anban", "Xiao'anban", "Sanchui", "Daoban", "Duoban", "Liushuiban" and other styles, as well as counter-tune. Accompaniment instruments are divided into three types: stringed, percussion and wind. Stringed instruments include banhu, erhu, sanxian, etc., percussion instruments include ban, bottom drum, hall drum, bottom gong, big gong, etc., and wind instruments include flute, suona, etc. Pingju singing style draws on the music of Peking opera and bangzi, and is divided into male and female styles. China Pingju Theater inherits the traditions of Xilu Pingju and Donglu Pingju, and retains many contents of Beijing's traditional culture in the performance. At the same time, it inherits, develops and forms artistic schools such as Bai (Yushuang), Xin (Fengxia), Wei (Rongyuan), Sun (Defu), Ma (Tai), etc. Tianjin Pingju Theater is also very strong, and has a good inheritance and development of the four major schools of Li (Jinshun), Liu (Cuixia), Bai (Yushuang) and Ai (Lianjun). With the changes of the times, the influence of Pingju Opera is greatly weakening, and measures should be taken to provide it with necessary protection and support.

crosstalk

Crosstalk is one of the most popular and popular types of folk art, known for its humor, satire and drama. It was formed in Beijing during the Xianfeng and Tongzhi periods of the Qing Dynasty, and then spread widely in the vast northern region, especially in the Beijing-Tianjin area. It has been passed down to the ninth generation. There were originally two types of crosstalk performances. The performance behind the curtain was called "Anchun", which mainly featured ventriloquism programs; the public performance was called "Mingchun", which mainly featured language programs. The crosstalk performance forms belonging to "Mingchun" include three types: single-person stand-up crosstalk, two-person crosstalk and group crosstalk performed by three or more people, and crosstalk is the most common. In the performance text of crosstalk, the actors are divided into A and B, A is responsible for the funny part, and B is responsible for the supporting part. In terms of performance, crosstalk can be divided into several types, such as "one-sided", "mother-child" and "guankou". In recent years, new forms of performance with strong comedy colors, such as costume crosstalk and crosstalk sketches, have also emerged. The traditional crosstalk pieces are extremely rich. After processing and sorting, the main ones that have been preserved are single-talk works such as "Three Levels in a Row", "Pearl Jade White Jade Soup", "Waxing Cane", and "Little God", crosstalk works such as "Praise the House", "Funeral Meeting", "Man Han Banquet", "Yellow Crane Tower", "Guan Gong Fights Qin Qiong", "Drama Talk", "Riddles", and group works such as "Stripping the Jacket" and "King Kong Legs". Tianjin crosstalk is a school of its own, mainly based on speaking, known for satire, fiery and passionate, and full of humor. Works such as Zhang Shoushen's "Gan Zhengbu", Xiao Mushroom's "Tooth Powder Bag", Ma Sanli's "Opening a Porridge Factory", "Selling Tickets", and "Buying Monkeys" are highly satirical and are representatives of Tianjin crosstalk. Tianjin's Wengen crosstalk also has a long history and tradition, and many different performance schools have emerged one after another. For example, the traditional crosstalk "Wenchanghui" has several performance scripts, such as Zhang Shoushen, Ma Sanli, Su Wenmao, etc., and each has its own style when performing on stage. Nowadays, crosstalk is gradually moving towards the edge of "fast food culture" and has become alienated to a certain extent under the influence of mass media. At present, the cultivation of follow-up forces has become a top priority for the inheritance and development of crosstalk, and it needs to be highly valued.

Heritage with Related Tags

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Dongli Lake Water Hot Spring Happy Valley

Tianjin Dongli Lake Langju Hot Spring Valley is currently the largest comprehensive indoor water hot spring entertainment project in Asia. Tianjin Dongli Lake Langju Hot Spring Valley is a comprehensive tourism product with a Mediterranean style theme, focusing on water entertainment, hot spring health, and physical therapy, combining hotel meetings and traditional bathing. The overall design of the project is seamlessly integrated with the original ecological rainforest environment, and the indoor environment is like spring all year round. Visitors can enjoy the fun brought by water in umbrella-shaped fountains, swings, under water curtains, and peacocks spreading their tails...

Tianjin Liu Laogen Grand Stage

Liu Laogen Grand Stage was established in Tianjin in 2005. It is located next to the future Tianjin Culture and Art Center. It has a strong folk style and first-class hardware facilities.

Songjiang Country Club Leisure Area

Songjiang Country Club is located in the National Agricultural Science and Technology Park of Balitai Town, Jinnan District, Tianjin. It interprets the true meaning of business, leisure and green ecology with an area of 1,100 mu. The whole area is built along the lake, with green land and trees everywhere. The unique beauty of the park fully displays the special resources of the park: high-end and luxurious business clubs, the first Spanish-style international horse club in the country, landscape fishing, rare animal appreciation, ecological planting, international flower base, specialty restaurants, bars, luxury villas and other service facilities, which can make people realize a new way of life and entertainment that integrates leisure, health and ecology, and feel the ideal state of returning to the countryside.

Xigu Park

Xigu Park was established in 1958. It is located in the northwest of Tianjin City, overlooking Ziya River in the south, connected to Taohua Dike in the north, adjacent to Beiyun River in the east, and close to Tianjin West Railway Station, a modern railway transportation hub, in the southwest. It covers a total area of 320,000 square meters (about 480 acres) and is the only large park in the northwest of Tianjin's central urban area. It leads the city's major parks with its dual characteristics of "historical culture" and "natural ecology".

Haichang Polar Oceanarium

Tianjin Haichang Polar Oceanarium covers an area of about 50,000 square meters, with a construction area of about 47,000 square meters and a maximum building height of 67 meters. It is currently the world's largest polar marine animal museum with the most comprehensive display of polar marine life species.

Junzhen Museum

Junzhen Museum is a national A-level tourist attraction. It is the first private museum in Tianjin. It is a cultural relic protection unit in Tianjin. It is located at No. 8 Tiyuan North Road, Hexi District, Tianjin. It is a thematic museum that displays wooden furniture from the Ming and Qing dynasties. Junzhen Museum is one of the three "edible museums" of the "Yueweixian" Cultural Group. It mainly collects ancient Chinese furniture relics. In the cold winter, you can eat hot pot while listening to the waiter explain the knowledge of these furniture relics in Junzhen Museum, which is also a wonderful enjoyment. As an "edible museum", in addition to some furniture relics arranged in the hall, the names of the individual rooms in Junzhen Museum are also very distinctive, such as "Qinfang Garden", "Xingye Pavilion", "Ouxiangxie", etc.

Clothing Street

Guiyi Street, this street with a slightly ancient name is located between the prosperous Northeast Corner and Beidaguan, parallel to Beimalu, with a total length of 800 meters. It is an ancient commercial street with a history of more than 600 years in Tianjin. It was once the cradle of Tianjin's commerce. At first, there were only Guiyi shops on Guiyi Street, hence the name. During the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, in addition to Guiyi shops, shops of silk, cotton, furs, and porcelain also developed. Especially in the early 1930s, it reached its peak and became a distribution center for silk, cloth, fur, clothing, writing instruments, stationery, Chinese medicinal materials, and daily small commodities in North China. Some time-honored brands such as Qianxiangyi, Ruifuxiang, Ruishengxiang, Yuanlong, Lao Hu Kaiwen, Lao Maosheng, etc. are concentrated on this street. The vendors here are everywhere, and it is extremely prosperous.

Ningyuan Tourist Attraction

Ningyuan is located to the north of Tianjin North Railway Station, on the north side of Zhongshan North Road, and on the south side of Yuhong Road. It covers an area of 45.65 hectares, with a water surface of 11.7 hectares. Ningyuan is a garden landscape with a long history. The predecessor of the park was a government-run plantation in the late Qing Dynasty. In 1906 (the 32nd year of Emperor Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty), Yuan Shikai, the governor of Zhili, appointed Zhou Xuexi to organize a plantation near Tianjin North Railway Station in the name of the General Bureau of Technology in order to implement the New Deal. In 1907 (the 33rd year of Emperor Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty), the lake was officially opened and the park was built. With the idea of building a palace for Empress Dowager Cixi in the park, the buildings in the park were quite ingenious in planning and design. "When the park was first built, the lake was dug and the mountains were piled up, the canals were opened to regulate the water, and the gates were set up to divert the water. The lake water was connected to the Jinzhong River outside the park, and the water was properly discharged. Three houses were built in the park, called Jianshui Pavilion." During the Republic of China period, warlords fought each other and the plantation became increasingly deserted. In 1930 (the 19th year of the Republic of China), the Beining Railway Bureau purchased the garden and planned to expand it into a park. It named it "Ningyuan" after the meaning of "Without tranquility, one cannot achieve far-reaching goals" in Zhuge Liang's "Admonitions to Sons", and erected a monument in the pavilion corridor. The park follows the Chinese classical gardening techniques. On the basis of the original plantation, new classical buildings such as the Hongguang Building, Daya Hall, Zhiqian Auditorium, Library, Simian Hall, Diaoyutai, and pond pavilions, bridges, and long corridors were built. The landscape construction has a distinct royal garden style: red beams and green columns, painted corridor eaves, stacked mountains and water, and winding paths. In particular, the more than 2,000-meter long corridor is comparable to the world-famous Yuanmingyuan Long Corridor. The lakes and canals in the park are gathered together, connected by more than 30 arch bridges and small bridges, and weeping willows are planted along the banks. Pavilions are scattered and corridors are winding, showing the looming garden interest and the unique landscape of natural beauty. Ningyuan is the first park in the national railway system. Because it is owned by the Bac Ninh Railway Bureau, it is also called Bac Ninh Park. In 1937, when Japan invaded China, the southeastern part of Bac Ninh Park became a Japanese barracks. The buildings in the center of the lake in the park were converted into a Japanese military sanatorium, leaving only a corridor from the west gate to the Simian Hall as a tourist route. Although all of them were opened after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, they were not renovated and were in a dilapidated state. After liberation, Ningyuan has undergone several renovations. The original classical garden buildings have been protected and restored, and Shuyuntai, Changguan Tower, Diecui Palace, cinema, flower exhibition hall, Zhiyuan Tower, hot spring hotel, etc. have been newly built, forming ten scenes: Lotus Fragrance, Jiuqu Shengjing, Zige Changchun, Rose Garden, Fish Leaping and Kite Flying, Lotus Pot Diecui, Qushui Yingzhou, Jingbo Watching Fish, Qiao Bu Zhengchun, and Tranquility Zhiyuan. Famous masters were invited to write dozens of couplets and plaques, which are poetic, picturesque, beautiful and harmonious. Because the park was affiliated to the Tianjin Railway Branch, Ningyuan was once renamed "Railway Workers Cultural Palace" and "Erqi Park". Beining Park has undergone multiple constructions in the late Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China and after the liberation. It is extremely rich in landscape architecture and historical relics from various periods. It is the largest and most complete modern public garden in our city. In February 2010, the Hebei District Committee and District Government were entrusted by the Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government to implement the upgrading and renovation project of Beining Park, highlighting the three major landscape features of "water system, pavilions and corridors, and pavilions", following the ancient methods, restoring the old view, reflecting the historical and cultural connotations, and reproducing the style of the century-old famous garden.

Qilihai

Qilihai is located in the northeast of Tianjin and the southwest of Ninghe County. It is 18 kilometers east of Lutai and is surrounded by five towns, namely Panzhuang, Biaokou, Zaojia, Qilihai and Huaidian. Qilihai has a vast area, low terrain, abundant water resources, and an altitude of 1.7-2.4m. It is a perennial water storage depression. There are three major rivers, Chaobai, Jiyun and Yongding, flowing in the middle and on the east and west sides, and three secondary rivers crisscrossing the sea. The annual rainfall is 600-900 mm, and the evaporation is more than 1,000 mm.

Jizhou Cave

Jizhou Karst Cave Scenic Area is located at the foot of Lingqi Mountain in the north of Hongshuizhuang Village, Luozhuangzi Town, Jixian County, Tianjin. It is 12 kilometers away from Jixian County, 100 kilometers away from Beijing, 127 kilometers away from Tianjin, 220 kilometers away from Chengde, 248 kilometers away from Qinhuangdao, and 80 kilometers away from Tangshan. It borders Beijing Pinggu Jinhai Lake in the north, faces the famous Panshan scenic spot in the country across the mountain in the west, and is connected to the Huangyaguan Great Wall in the east. The Jinwei Highway passes through it. Because Jixian was once named Jizhou, it is named Jizhou Karst Cave. Jizhou Karst Cave is developed in the dolomite stratum of the Hongshuizhuang Formation of the Great Wall System of the Middle and Upper Proterozoic. It is located in the Jixian section of the Jixian National Geopark of Tianjin, and is about 1.2 billion years old. According to the survey and calculation by the national geological department, the developable space is up to one million square meters, which is the largest area in North China. The first phase of the development of Jizhou Cave covers an area of about 30,000 square meters, with a total length of 1,200 meters. In the center of the scenic area, there is a three-level horizontal cave system. There are as many as 28 most prominent landscapes. The landscape in the cave is crystal clear, varied, and gorgeous, making people linger.

Yangliuqing New Year Woodblock Prints Museum

Tianjin Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings are a unique gem of Chinese folk art. It began in the late Ming Dynasty and was named after the town of Yangliuqing in Tianjin. It has been passed down for more than 400 years. It has rich relics and expresses the spiritual world and cultural continuity of the folk people. Therefore, it is known as the "folk encyclopedia" and is included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists announced by the State Council. The modeling method and artistic style of Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings absorb the essence of Chinese fine brushwork and folk printmaking art, retaining the ancient Chinese woodblock printing technology, with exquisite carving, delicate painting, vivid characters and elegant colors. Among the many Chinese folk New Year paintings, it is loved by people of all generations for its vivid and interesting themes, beautiful and real images, decorative composition and bright colors. Its content highlights national traditions, expresses the civilized aesthetics and survival experience of agricultural society vividly, and entrusts people's hopes and aspirations, becoming an important carrier for welcoming the new year and bringing good luck. Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings are inclusive and perfect in their development, forming a great art system. Its formation and prosperity have profound historical background and cultural soil, and it is a living fossil of art left by our ancestors to mankind. Tianjin Yangliuqing Woodblock New Year Painting Museum was founded in September 2008, with a construction area of 3,535 square meters. It is a public welfare museum with the theme of collecting, researching and displaying Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings. The museum comprehensively and objectively reflects the historical process of the origin, prosperity, endangerment, rescue, protection, inheritance and development of Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings. The museum has a collection of more than 10,000 Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings and more than 6,400 painting blocks since the Ming Dynasty. Its establishment plays an important role in studying the folk customs and customs of Tianjin and northern China, and better protecting and inheriting Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings.

Qilihai National Wetland Park

Qilihai National Wetland Park is located in Ninghe County in the northeast of Tianjin, covering an area of about 10,000 mu. It is a national AAA-level tourist attraction. In 1992, it was approved by the State Council as a national nature reserve for ancient coasts and wetlands. It is also the only national nature reserve in my country where ancient coasts and wetlands are located in the same place. It is the largest back garden of Tianjin and was rated as one of Tianjin's eight characteristic tourist attractions in 2009. Tianjin has 235 species of birds in 17 orders and 48 families, and Qilihai has 182 species in 16 orders and 39 families; Qilihai has three treasures: silver fish, purple crabs, and reeds. Reeds release a large amount of negative oxygen ions every day. According to experts' calculations, the content of negative oxygen ions in Qilihai is 3,000 per cubic centimeter, which is dozens of times higher than that in the central area of a large city. It is known as the "Kidney of the Earth". The biggest feature of Qilihai's natural scenery is the word "wild": wild flowers, wild grass, wild birds, wild scenery, wild feelings, wild fun, fresh and beautiful, with its own charm. The scenic area is composed of an 8-kilometer wetland corridor, a 4-kilometer wetland wooden plank road and 6,000 acres of pristine wetlands. The 8-kilometer wetland corridor is divided into two areas, the east and west. The east area is a slow-living area with a fun fishing area, an animal science exhibition hall, a cruise ship dock, a mountain gate, a cable bridge, a wedding photography base, a Dutch windmill park, and a water barbecue pavilion; the west area has a historical folk sculpture display corridor, a wetland plant display area, a water and sand expansion area, a children's playground, a 3D fantasy castle, a crab fishing pond, a flavor food street, and a water stage; along the 4-kilometer wetland wooden plank road, there are seven-color flower islands, bird-watching platforms, racecourses, wetland self-driving boats, wetland botanical gardens, fun zoos, wetland live CS, wetland off-road karts, rare bird paradise, lavender island, archery range, hot air balloon sightseeing, Qilihai native plant display area, and bird science corridor. You can take a luxury Chinese-style pleasure boat to sightsee in the thousands of acres of pristine wetlands, or take a sightseeing electric car to see the historical folk sculpture display corridor, or ride an environmentally friendly bicycle to enjoy the sea of flowers and experience the slow life in the wetland. Qilihai National Wetland Park integrates ecological protection, environmental education, and wetland tourism. It has become another tourist highlight in Tianjin. It has important significance and irreplaceable role in carrying out green environmental protection education, advocating low-carbon life, developing ecotourism, promoting sustainable economic development and the balanced coexistence of man and nature.

Cao Family Garden

Cao's Garden, located on Wuma Road in Hebei District, Tianjin, was originally Sun's Garden. In the late Qing Dynasty, it was built by Sun Zhongying, a comprador and arms merchant. Today, it is the location of the 254th Hospital of the People's Liberation Army. Sun Zhongying, a native of Nanjing, Jiangsu, initially worked in a bank in Shanghai. In the 16th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign (1890), he came to Tianjin to do business and worked as a comprador in a foreign company. He met Li Hongzhang and then engaged in arms business, making a lot of money. In the 29th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign (1903), it was the period of development of the Hebei New District. He bought land in Hebei, starting from Yuanwei Road in the west, Zhouwei Road in the east, Wuma Road in the south, and Xinkai River in the north, covering an area of more than 200 acres, built a house and a private garden. The garden is full of flowers and trees, pavilions and pavilions, and the stream flows around, which is also quite elegant, so it is called Sun's Garden. In the 32nd year of Emperor Guangxu's reign (1906), in order to make friends with the new rich, he sold the garden privately to Cao Kun. Cao Kun, courtesy name Zhongshan, was from Tianjin and sold cloth in his early years. In the eighth year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu (1882), he joined the Xinjian Army as a soldier and was selected to study at the Tianjin Military Academy. After the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, he attached himself to Yuan Shikai and was promoted to the commander of the Third Army of the Xinjian Army in the 32nd year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu. Cao Kun took a fancy to the Sun Family Garden and bought it from Sun Zhongying with a large sum of money. Since then, "Sun Family Garden" was renamed "Cao Family Garden". After that, Cao Kun relied on his power and used the wealth he had plundered to expand the garden site and built a large number of buildings in the garden. He demolished the old houses and rebuilt them into palace-style buildings, with corridors connecting each building. He also built Western-style double-column gates and curved eaves for his children. The Prince's Building and the Princess' Building were also built. Rockeries were piled up in the garden, an artificial lake was dug, a pavilion in the center of the lake was built, and a swimming pool was built. Stone men, stone horses, stone sheep, and stone lions were placed in front of the door of each building. The garden is lush with trees and flowers, elegant and pleasant, and was the best private garden at that time. During the expansion and renovation of Cao's Garden, many stones came from other garden sites such as Shuixizhuang.

Tianjin Drum Tower

Gulou Commercial Street is located in the center of Tianjin Old Town. It is a large-scale commercial and tourist pedestrian street integrating tourism, culture, shopping and leisure. It is centered on Gulou and consists of three streets: Gulou South Street, Gulou North Street and Gulou East Street. In 2009, in order to implement the work deployment of the Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government on the prosperity and development of the commercial and tourism service industry, implement the relevant instructions of the municipal and district leaders on the upgrading and renovation of Gulou Commercial Street, build Gulou Commercial District, and prosper Gulou Commercial Tourism, the district government specially established the Gulou Renovation and Upgrading Office. After nearly half a year of upgrading and renovation, Gulou Commercial Street appeared in a brand new look during the "National Day" Golden Week. The newly unveiled Gulou Commercial Street has formed a new pattern with the North Street as a street for antiques, calligraphy and paintings, the South Street as a street for night market snacks, and the East Street as a street for creative cultural tourism products. There are 36 newly built antique kiosks in the street selling folk handicrafts and other small commodities with more than 10,000 varieties. More than 200 merchants in the street have replaced their new plaques, which not only beautifies the streetscape, but also has the characters of each plaque being quite skillful, like a piece of calligraphy masterpiece, which makes people admire it. At night, more than 200 big red palace lanterns, dozens of magnolia lanterns and other lights illuminate the street brightly, which is particularly festive. The Gulou South Street Seafood Night Market, with a business area of more than 4,000 square meters, has more than 100 varieties of seafood shipped here by air every day during the festival. At the same time, seafood hot pot is newly added. In order to meet the needs of more diners, more than 20 special casseroles are also added. The business hours are from 11 am to 11 pm every day, without rest in between. In addition, from September 30 to October 8, the 10th China Food Festival Chinese Famous Snacks Exhibition and the 3rd Tianjin Chinese Flavor Snacks Food Festival will be held at the Drum Tower Central Square. At that time, a wide variety of famous snacks from all over the country will be gathered here for tourists to taste.

Old Town Pear Garden

The "Old City Little Pear Garden" is located in the Tianjin Old City Museum, which has a history of 100 years and is the only well-preserved typical traditional courtyard house in Tianjin. It is located on Gulou East Street, Nankai District, Tianjin, the former Old City Area. The teahouse covers an area of 200 square meters and can accommodate nearly 100 people at the same time. The interior decoration is exquisite and elegant, allowing the audience to enjoy the unique artistic charm of the old city culture while enjoying the audio-visual enjoyment. "Old City Little Pear Garden" is based on the overall positioning of the performance direction to create a high-quality performance venue for the essence of opera culture in Tianjin. It is a comprehensive performance teahouse integrating crosstalk, opera, tea art, business and leisure.

Liang Qichao Memorial Hall

The Liang Qichao Memorial Hall in Tianjin is located at No. 44-46 Minzu Road, Hebei District, Tianjin, in the heart of the Italian-style district of Tianjin. In 2001, the Tianjin Municipal Government spent a huge amount of money to restore Liang Qichao's former residence and the "Yinbingshi" study in accordance with the principle of "repairing the old as it was", and built the "Tianjin Liang Qichao Memorial Hall" and opened it to the public. This is the first memorial hall built on the basis of a celebrity's former residence in Tianjin. The old residence is now a exhibition room. The theme of the exhibition is "Liang Qichao and Modern China". The exhibition is based on Liang Qichao's patriotic thoughts. Through a large number of texts, pictures, and precious historical photos, it shows Liang Qichao's thoughts, political propositions and academic achievements in different periods, and also reflects from one side a period of intense turbulence and complicated historical process in modern China. The "Yinbingshi" study is a restored display, and more than 100 pieces of furniture and supplies reproduce the work and life scenes of Liang Qichao in those days. The "Yinbingshi" study records the brilliance of Liang Qichao's academic achievements. It was the place where Liang Qichao enjoyed family happiness in his later years. She witnessed the last journey of Liang Qichao's life. The restoration of the "Yinbingshi" study provides a cultural space for people to feel, remember, experience and imagine the vicissitudes of history. The construction and development of the Liang Qichao Memorial Hall in Tianjin has attracted the attention of relevant people at home and abroad and Liang Qichao's relatives, and has attracted many visitors at home and abroad. It has become an important place for people to understand and study Liang Qichao and modern Chinese history. In 2006, it was announced by the State Council as a national key cultural relic protection unit. In 2008, it was rated as a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Wanyuan Longshun Holiday Manor

Tianjin Wanyuan Longshun Resort is located on the bank of the scenic North Canal in the north of Tianjin, at the intersection of the Outer Ring Road and the Beijing-Tianjin Highway, with convenient transportation and elegant environment. It covers a total area of more than 1,000 acres, with an investment of about 580 million yuan. It is affiliated to Longshun Investment Group and is a large tourist attraction integrating tourism accommodation, special catering, business meetings, health and entertainment, hot spring bathing, chess and card tea art, fishing and picking, and sightseeing agriculture. With distinctive Ming and Qing characteristics and classical charm, it is known as the first scenery in Tianjin, like a pearl inlaid on the bank of the Grand Canal in the Beijing-Tianjin Corridor.

Yingda Leather Museum

Located in Tianjin Airport Economic Zone, Yingda Leather Museum has a building area of 1,500 square meters and is a modern intelligent museum. The museum strives to cross-display professional leather clothing content with a long history and a wide span of time and space for people of different ages. The Leather Museum has a collection of more than 220 leather clothing collections from classical to modern, from China to Europe, as well as a variety of leather clothing manufacturing tools and leather materials. These collections all reflect the development history of the origin of leather clothing. The restoration of the fur trading scene seems to bring us back to the rural market in the Middle Ages. The various collections are like a textbook, allowing us to fully understand the evolution of leather clothing, and also show the development process of Yingda for more than ten years. The Leather Museum is a microcosm of the progress of Chinese leather clothing technology, design, craftsmanship, and equipment. It will become a display center for leather clothing culture, a data center for leather clothing research professionals, and a professional museum for fashion designers to create inspiration. It will also become a popular science garden for consumers and leather clothing enthusiasts to learn about leather clothing cultural knowledge. The Leather Museum is a private non-profit public welfare museum. The purpose of building the museum is not only to showcase the struggle and development of Yingda over the past decade, and to highlight the leading position of Yingda in China's leather clothing industry, but more importantly to save and protect the cultural treasures of leather clothing, enrich the cultural heritage of Chinese clothing, promote national spirit, and promote exchanges and development with clothing companies around the world. It can be said that the establishment of the Leather Museum in Tianjin not only fills the gap in this regard in Tianjin and even China, but is also an important measure for Tianjin to move towards a world-class city and an international fashion capital. Yingda has the ambition of "creating a century-old brand" and the development goal of "Yingda of the world". The Leather Museum integrates Chinese and Western clothing culture, which will be an important step for Yingda to move towards the hall of international mainstream clothing brands.

The remains of the Boxer Rebellion Lü Zu Tang Altar

The Tianjin Boxer Memorial Hall is located in the "Lü Zu Tang" at the intersection of Jieyuan Road and Yihua Road in Hongqiao District, Tianjin. In 1982, it was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit by the State Council; in May 1994, it was listed as a "Tianjin Patriotism Education Base" by the CPC Tianjin Municipal Committee and the Municipal Government. It now covers an area of 1,600 square meters and a building area of 600 square meters. It is a multicultural scenic spot with Taoist architectural features, Taoist cultural restoration and display as its origin, the Boxer Movement history display as its main body, and the collection and exhibition of steles and stone carvings as its highlight. In February 2011, it was rated as a national 2a-level tourist attraction.

Green Source Ecological Park

Lvyuan Farm is close to Taitou Town, Jinghai District, Tianjin, located in the Daqing River Basin and the lower reaches of Baiyangdian Lake, and is surrounded by the famous "Ten Thousand Mu Forest Sea". The farm covers an area of 2,200 mu, with a total investment of more than 80 million yuan, of which 800 mu is used for vegetable planting, with an average daily output of more than 5,000 kilograms of vegetables. It has seven functional areas and more than a dozen business projects, and has become the most important vegetable production base in Tianjin.

Xianghe New Town Plaza

Xianghe New Town Plaza is located in the hinterland of the Bohai Rim Economic Zone and the golden point of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Metropolitan Circle. It is 45 kilometers away from Beijing, 70 kilometers from Tianjin, and 40 kilometers from Langfang. Many national and provincial highways such as the Beijing-Harbin Expressway pass through the area. It is a great place for tourism, vacation and leisure.

Photosynthesis Valley Tourist Resort

Tianjin Photosynthesis Valley Tourist Resort is located in the eastern area of Tuanbo New Town, Jinghai County, Tianjin, less than 20 kilometers away from the central urban area. It is committed to building a large-scale cultural and leisure industrial park dominated by modern service industry and ecological tourism industry, integrating cultural tourism, hot spring resort, conference training and organic experience. The 4,500 acres of land is divided into four major sections: youth culture area, hot spring hotel area, wetland park area and facility agriculture area, to create a unique northern ecological and cultural tourist destination.

Baocheng Stone Garden

Baocheng Stone Park is located in Baocheng New Village, Shuangqiaohe Town, Jinnan District, Tianjin. It is the largest natural Lingbi stone artificial stone forest in the world. It has dozens of kinds of strange and famous stones, totaling more than 4,000 pieces, mainly Lingbi stone, known as the "No. 1 stone in the world", and petrified wood and Taihu stone, the treasures among the rocks. The strange stones collected in this park are based on the principle of coming from nature and being higher than nature, and the overall layout is based on their natural shapes. They have high ornamental and collection value. The most eye-catching one is "Buddha Enlightenment Zen", which is 10.07 meters high and weighs 73 tons, known as "Asia's No. 1 Boulder".

Dabei Zen Temple

Dabei Temple is named after the Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara, who is worshipped there. It is the largest and oldest Buddhist temple in Tianjin. After the liberation, the government repainted the corridors of the Buddhist temple, repaired the surrounding gables, and built dormitories for the monks to live in. The famous oracle bone expert, Mr. Wang Xiang, the first director of Tianjin Museum of Literature and History, was invited to write the seal script "Ancient Temple Dabei Temple" and engrave it on the mountain gate. During the ten-year catastrophe, the temple was looted and severely damaged. After the "Cultural Revolution", the Party's religious policy was implemented. In 1980, the restoration work began and the Buddha statues in the hall were rebuilt. In 1983, it was approved by the State Council as a national key open temple and officially opened to the public in 1986. Since the reform and opening up, with the further implementation of the policy of freedom of religious belief, Dabei Temple has also opened a new chapter in its history. On every new moon and full moon day or Buddhist festival, the temple is filled with incense and people flow in, receiving more than one million pilgrims and tourists every year. However, due to its small size, Dabei Zen Temple was far from meeting the needs of the development of the situation. First, in 1995, two two-story abbot's courtyards and a city Buddhist Association office building were built on the east side of the temple's central axis to solve the office and accommodation conditions. At the end of 2000, the new Daxiong Hall was completed. Three Burmese jade Buddhas are enshrined in the hall, each of which is five meters tall and weighs thirty tons, the largest jade Buddha in the north. The statues on the east and west are the statues of the twenty guardian gods, and the Thousand-armed and Thousand-eyed Guanyin statue is in the middle of the reverse seat. The "Six Saints" Guanyin statues are sculpted on both sides, highlighting that Dabei Zen Temple is the Guanyin dojo. The outer wall of the hall is painted red, and the base is surrounded by white marble railings. At a glance, the red walls and yellow tiles, the jade steps and red pillars are magnificent and spectacular.

Samaranch Memorial

The Samaranch Memorial Hall is located in the Health Industry Park in the west area of Tuanbo New Town, Jinghai County, Tianjin, China. It was opened to the public on April 21, 2013. The memorial hall was founded by Mr. Wu Jingguo, Executive Member of the International Olympic Committee and President of the International Boxing Federation. It is the only venue in the world authorized by the Samaranch family and approved by the International Olympic Committee to commemorate Mr. Samaranch and spread the Olympic spirit. The Samaranch Memorial Hall is now a formal member of the International Olympic Museum Alliance and has been listed as a national 4A-level scenic spot. Mr. Wu Jingguo served as a member of the International Olympic Committee for more than 20 years. He established a deep friendship with Mr. Samaranch and had a deep understanding of Mr. Samaranch's ideals and pursuits throughout his life. Before his death, Mr. Samaranch donated more than 16,578 pieces of his lifelong collection to his close friend Mr. Wu Jingguo. In order to allow the world to have a place to remember and admire this great Olympic man and leave a witness to the history of the Olympics, Mr. Wu Jingguo founded the Samaranch Memorial Hall. The Samaranch Memorial Hall covers an area of 216 mu, with a construction area of about 19,000 square meters and an exhibition area of 4,000 square meters, extending in a gentle slope. There are no stairs throughout the whole process, providing barrier-free space for elderly and physically disabled visitors. The main building presents the effect of two circles intersecting. One is the shape of "8" to commemorate the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games; the second is the shape of "S" to represent the first letter of Samaranch's name "Samaranch"; the third is that the shape symbolizes infinite development and eternity. The building adopts the design of a ring and a circular ramp, organically combining the two buildings and three sunken courtyards. The five circles represent the five Olympic rings, symbolizing that the Olympic movement unites the five continents. The exhibition area is divided into 14 units, displaying various books, stamps, souvenirs, art sculptures, paintings, letters, photos, personal items related to him, and extremely precious documents related to the Olympic Committee collected by Samaranch. The memorial hall was designed by RAA, a world-renowned museum design consulting company. It breaks through the traditional novel shape. Through on-site restoration, image, sound and light and other exhibition methods, visitors feel as if they are in a science fiction world. Surrounding the main building are lifelike Olympic sports sculptures and vast garden landscapes. There is also an 89-foot-high fountain to commemorate Mr. Samaranch's 89 years of passion. Plants, fountains, sculptures and buildings complement each other and are perfectly integrated. In the main building of the Samaranch Memorial Hall, in addition to displaying Mr. Samaranch's lifelong collections, there are also lecture halls, temporary exhibition halls, winter gardens, etc., which can be used to hold various press conferences, seminars, exhibitions, corporate annual meetings, and activities. The memorial hall also has a Spanish-style restaurant, souvenir shop, and sports experience area, making the memorial hall a diversified comprehensive platform. In order to implement the Olympic diversified mission, the Samaranch Memorial Hall actively cooperates with the Tianjin Municipal Education Commission, Science and Technology Commission, and Sports Bureau to promote the construction of various "practice bases" and launch various educational and competition activities to enable young people to develop a healthy outlook on life from sports and exercise from an early age and change their lives.

Fule Drum Tower Crosstalk Teahouse

Gulou Teahouse is located in Gulou Commercial Street, one of the three treasures of Tianjin, and is a cultural scenic spot with a long history in Tianjin.

Dongjiang Bay Scenic Area

Dongjiang Bay Scenic Area is the largest artificial beach in northern my country. It is located in the southeastern tourist and leisure resort area of Dongjiang Port Area of Tianjin Port. It faces the Bohai Sea to the east and has convenient road traffic network: Beijing-Tianjin Second Line, Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan Expressway, and Tianjin-Binhai Expressway, which provide tourists from Beijing and Tianjin with the same time guarantee. It only takes more than one hour to experience the sun, beach, sea water, green, air, and urban leisure entertainment and vacation. Binhai Road is located on the west side of the artificial beach. It is 1.3 kilometers long and 24 meters wide. It is a walking and viewing road in the scenic area. It is also the main road to listen to the waves and feel the sea breeze. The beach sports area provides tourists with free beach volleyball and beach football sports venues. It is a special experience to have a beach football and volleyball competition with your back to the sea. The beach entertainment area has introduced advanced and stimulating smart cars and beach motorcycles that allow tourists to experience the aftertaste and indulgence of their youth on the beach.

Tianjin Port Expo

Tianjin Port Expo is currently the largest port expo in China, with a construction area of 25,980 square meters. Tianjin Port Expo is located in the western section of Tianjin International Trade and Shipping Service Zone, adjacent to Tianjin Port Free Trade Zone and Tianjin Economic Development Zone, and on the west side of the Tianjin Port Group Office Building. The architectural style is steady and rigorous, highlighting the characteristics of Tianjin Port's land reclamation and becoming the world's highest-level artificial deep-water port. The overall exhibition area of the expo is 11,000 square meters. They are the copper reliefs in the lobby on the second floor, the ancient and modern exhibition halls, and the modern and future exhibition halls. The exhibition respects history, reflects the style of the times, and perfectly combines artistry, thought, and science. It vividly reproduces the elegance of "Three Meetings Sail Shadows", the charm of "Sancha River Mouth", the wind and smoke of "Purple Bamboo Elegy", and the magnificence of "Pearl of the Bohai Sea"; the clusters of sails and the sparkling blue waves show the development process of Tianjin Port from small to large, from weak to strong, and from China to the world's top five ports; reflecting the entrepreneurial spirit of Tianjin Port people to fill the sea and create brilliance and a magnificent future. The museum has detailed historical materials, more than 1,000 pictures and texts, more than 600 physical exhibits, as well as multifunctional modern facilities such as giant sand tables and 360° circular screens, which show the heavy sense of history, the vicissitudes of modern times, and the sense of future mission in a panoramic view, which shocks the audience. Tianjin Port Expo not only has the function of a single expo hall, but also has a central hall of more than 1,000 square meters, a multifunctional lecture hall that can accommodate nearly 400 people, a temporary exhibition hall of nearly 800 square meters, as well as a TV studio, conference hall, and luxurious VIP hall. It can host various high-end forums, corporate annual meetings, art performances, calligraphy and painting exhibitions and other large and medium-sized, high-level cultural activities. The outdoor square of the expo hall is 4,000 square meters, with a clean and elegant environment, complete supporting facilities, and a strong cultural atmosphere, which is suitable for holding various large-scale exhibitions and display activities. At present, the tourist attractions jointly developed by Tianjin Port Expo and surrounding areas mainly include the artificial beach of Dongjiang Bay, the "Maritime Silk" - Tianjin International Cruise Home Port, the container terminal of Tianjin Port, and sea tours. In 2009, Tianjin Port Expo was awarded the titles of "Tianjin Patriotism Education Base" and "Tianjin University Student Social Practice Base".

Folk Museum (Tianhou Temple)

Tianjin Folk Museum (Tianhou Palace) Tianjin Tianhou Palace is a national AAA-level scenic spot and a cultural relic protection unit in Tianjin. It is a comprehensive folk museum integrating Mazu culture, Tianjin regional folk culture, folk belief research and exhibition, and sightseeing functions. It was first built between the 15th and 20th years of the Yuan Dynasty (1278-1283), and was officially built by the Yuan government in the third year of the Yuan Dynasty (1326). It was rebuilt on a large scale in 1985, and the Tianjin Folk Museum was established at the same time. Tianjin Tianhou Palace faces east and sits west, covering an area of 5,360 square meters. From east to west, it consists of a theater, flagpole, mountain gate, memorial archway, front hall, main hall, phoenix tail hall, scripture pavilion, God of Wealth Hall, Guandi Hall, Qisheng Temple, bell tower, Zhangxian Pavilion and four side halls. After the reconstruction in 1985, in addition to retaining the restored exhibition of the Tianhou Temple, exhibitions based on the folk customs of Tianjin were also opened one after another, which systematically introduced customs such as water transport, marriage and childbearing, business, folk life, folk art and folk beliefs. In recent years, it has maintained long-term friendly cooperation with Chaotian Temple in Beigang, Taiwan, the Tianhou Temple in Dajia Town, the Tianhou Temple in Hong Kong, the Mazu Temple in Macau, the Mazu Temple in Putian, Meizhou, Fujian, the Tianhou Temple in Shanghai, the Tianhou Temple in Qingdao, and the Xianying Temple in Changdao. Traditional cultural temple fairs are held in the scenic area every year during the Spring Festival; folk festivals for the birthday of Mazu are held on the 23rd day of the third lunar month; five China Tianjin Mazu Cultural Tourism Festivals have been successfully held. In 2009, the Tianhou Temple and the Tianjin Folk Culture Museum (with a construction area of more than 3,000 square meters) joined forces. And launched the Eighteen Squares of Folk Skills project.

Tianjin Jingyuan

Jingyuan, located at No. 70 Anshan Road, Heping District, Tianjin, was built in 1921, covers an area of about 3,016 square meters, and has a construction area of about 1,900 square meters. It is a historical building with special protection level in Tianjin and a cultural relic protection unit in Tianjin. Jingyuan was originally named Qianyuan, and was the residence of Lu Zongyu, the minister of the Beiyang government to Japan. From July 1929 to November 1931, the last emperor Puyi lived here with his empress Wanrong and concubine Wenxiu, and it was renamed "Jingyuan", which means "to be quiet to nourish my noble spirit". There is an eclectic brick-and-wood structure building in the garden, which integrates Spanish and Japanese styles. It is lush and quiet, and is a typical representative of the courtyard-style private residence during the Tianjin Concession period. After Puyi moved out, Jingyuan changed hands several times and went through changes. It was used as an office and a residence. 600 square meters of illegal buildings were built in the courtyard and the building. Before the renovation, it had become a veritable compound. On July 20, 2007, the restored Jingyuan was opened to the public as a national AAA-level tourist attraction, and has won the titles of "China Tourism Brand Charming Scenic Spot", Tianjin Patriotism Education Base, National Science Education Base and National Youth Civilized Unit. A house collects the details of several generations of owners, including senior officials of the Beiyang government, the last emperor and empress of the late Qing Dynasty, the commander-in-chief of the Tianjin Garrison of the Kuomintang, famous contemporary writers and artists, and many ordinary people who have never left their names. Walking into Jingyuan, it seems as if time and space are intertwined, the hustle and bustle of the city center is blocked by the high walls, and only the sound of birds is left as a long background. It is suitable for tourists who like history and architecture to take a quiet and slow tour.

Lizigu Jingbao Hot Spring Farm

Jingbao Hot Spring Farm in Lizigu Farm, Tianjin is located in the southeast of Baodi District, in the central area of the Beijing-Tianjin Hot Spring New City approved by the State Council. It is adjacent to Chaobai River in the south, Luan River into Tianjin Open Channel in the west, and Jinxiu Xiangjiang Real Estate Project in the east. It has convenient transportation and beautiful environment. It is a functional scenic spot integrating agricultural production, agricultural sightseeing, science education, picking, fishing, catering, and self-service barbecue. The scenic area is covered with green grass, and the pomegranate, nectarine, walnut, and apricot trees are fragrant. Being in it, it feels like walking into a paradise. The air is fresh and the environment is elegant. It is an ideal place for your leisure and vacation.

Shuigao Manor

Shuigao Manor is located in the core area of modern agriculture in Dongdian City, Xiqing District, Tianjin, 5 kilometers southwest of the historical town of Yangliuqing, 20 kilometers from the center of Tianjin, and adjacent to Asia's largest Jade Buddha Temple. The manor covers an area of 1,500 acres and is divided into five characteristic parks, namely the agricultural park, Ziya River park, Happy Valley picking park, greenhouse cultivation display park, and rural hot spring leisure park.

Cao Yu Memorial Hall

Cao Yu's former residence is located on the east side of Minzhu Road, Hebei District, Tianjin. It faces east and west, and is a two-story brick-and-wood structure, built in the late Qing Dynasty. It is bounded by the courtyard wall of No. 21 Minzhu Road in the east, the courtyard wall of No. 27 Minzhu Road in the west, and the courtyard wall of No. 23 Minzhu Road in the north and south.

Guya Museum (temporarily closed)

The Gu Ya Museum is located on Machang Road, Hexi District, Tianjin. This museum is the most distinctive. Gu Ya means: elegant and ancient, determined, and able to overcome all difficulties to achieve success. It mainly displays modern guns (these old guns have all been filled with lead and have lost their use value) and Western furniture. Here you can see more than 1,300 kinds of cultural relics, including old guns, American printers, telephones, coffee sets, various Western wine cabinets, filing cabinets, electric fans, flashlights, sugar bowls, Western vases, Western sofas, etc. The most distinctive feature of this museum is that it is both a hot pot restaurant and a museum.

Cao Yu's Former Residence

Cao Yu's former residence is located on the east side of Minzhu Road, Hebei District, Tianjin. It faces east and west, and is a two-story brick-wood structure building that was built in the late Qing Dynasty. It is bounded by the courtyard wall of No. 21 Minzhu Road in the east, the courtyard wall of No. 27 Minzhu Road in the west, and the courtyard wall of No. 23 Minzhu Road in the north. The existing courtyard is narrow, with a two-story building and five bungalows. No. 23 Courtyard (front yard) faces south and north, and has the same environment as above, with a two-story corridor and two independent small buildings in front and back. No. 23 Courtyard covers an area of 510.89 square meters and a construction area of 483.29 square meters. No. 25 Courtyard covers an area of 401.55 square meters and a construction area of 343.82 square meters.

Former Site of Fujuxing Machinery Factory

The former site of Fujuxing Machinery Factory is located in the southeast of Hongqiao District, Tianjin, adjacent to Sanchahekou and Dahutong commercial district, covering an area of more than 630 square meters. It is the only historical relic preserved in the Santiaoshi area that reflects the formation and development process of Tianjin's machinery manufacturing industry. It is also one of the relatively complete industrial heritage sites in Tianjin.

Yangliuqing Forest Park

Yangliuqing Forest Park is located in Yangliuqing Town, Xiqing District, Tianjin, 20 kilometers from the city center. The park covers an area of nearly 3,000 acres. There are forests in the park, and thousands of acres of fruit trees are planted with apples, pears, peaches, grapes and other fruit trees. There are racecourses, shooting ranges, water amusement parks, fishing areas, barbecue areas, performance venues, archery ranges, elephant performance venues, deer parks, forest museums, tow parachuting areas, etc. in the park. Yangliuqing Forest Park is rich in forest resources, and the dense forests provide a good habitat for birds. Every year when the fruits are ripe, the heavy fruits hang on the branches, which can be both appreciated and tasted, which is really exciting.

Jiulongshan National Forest Park

Jiulongshan National Forest Park is located in Chuanfangyu, east of Jixian County, with a total area of 2,126 hectares. It has three major scenic spots: Jiulongshan, Limutaishan and Huanghuashan. It was approved as a forest park in 1995 and upgraded to a national forest park in 1997. It is currently the largest and only mountain national forest park in Tianjin. In the deep valley in the northeast of the park, nine ridges stand in a row, just like nine dragons gathering together, hence the name Jiulongshan. The park is one of the 50 ecological environment tourism lines in the country. The ancient address, dense forests and abundant water sources have formed a unique ecological environment here. The secluded forests, ancient caves, strange peaks and beautiful waters show the infinite charm of nature. There are beautiful views in all seasons, and the scenery is different. Experts highly evaluate Jiulongshan Park as: "A paradise on earth, a holiday paradise and a place for health preservation."

Yangliuqing Manor

Yangliuqing Manor in Tianjin is located 20 kilometers away from Yangliuqing, a famous historical and cultural town, and is adjacent to the Ziya River and Dalutan Ecological Park. It is a natural oxygen bar that retains the rural atmosphere. The entire manor covers an area of 800 acres, with a green space occupancy rate of more than 90%. It is a large-scale leisure and vacation tourist attraction integrating home accommodation, catering, conferences, entertainment, fishing and tourism.

Dongli Lake Hot Spring Resort

Dongli Lake Hot Spring Tourist Resort covers an area of 22.01 square kilometers, of which the water area is 8 square kilometers (12,000 mu), the lakeshore circumference is 12 kilometers, and the total water capacity is 22 million cubic meters. It is known as the "small freshwater ocean", which is 1.5 times that of Hangzhou West Lake. Dongli Lake is one of the eight major tourist attractions and seven nature reserves in Tianjin. It has been designated as a tourist resort area in Binhai New Area by the municipal government. It is located in the east of Tianjin, 24 kilometers from the city center, 30 kilometers from Tianjin Port, 19 kilometers from Tianjin Economic and Technological Development Zone, 10 kilometers from the exit of Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan Expressway, 12.5 kilometers from Tianjin Binhai International Airport, and 7.5 kilometers from Tianjin International Golf Club. The Jinhan, Dongjin, Yangbei, and Jinbei highways all lead to the lake. Dongli Lake was originally a reservoir, and later it was opened as a tourist area. It is famous for its vast water surface and rich geothermal resources.

Yangliuqing New Year Painting Workshop

Yangliuqing New Year Pictures Workshop is located in Yangliuqing Town, Xiqing District, Tianjin. Here you can not only learn about the development history of Yangliuqing New Year Pictures, but also watch the whole process of making New Year Pictures in person. Yangliuqing New Year Pictures are one of the three famous folk New Year Pictures in China. It began during the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty and reached its peak in the Qing Dynasty. In the history of Chinese printmaking, Yangliuqing New Year Pictures and the famous Suzhou Taohuawu New Year Pictures in the south are known as "Southern Peach and Northern Willow". At that time, Yangliuqing Town, Xiqing District, Tianjin and its nearby villages were mostly engaged in the production of New Year Pictures workshops, and were known as "every family can dot and dye, and every family is good at painting". Yangliuqing New Year Pictures use various techniques such as allegory and realism, and are based on real life, folk customs and historical stories. It is a popular folk art and has gone global.

Xiaozhan Training Park

Tianjin Xiaozhan Military Training Park is one of the projects of Tianjin's "See Tianjin in Modern China". The construction scale covers an area of 200,000 square meters. In addition to the city wall, military academy, military museum, and new army training center, it also built Yuan Shikai's headquarters and the business street. Based on the historical facts of Xiaozhan military training, with Beiyang history, Tianjin modern culture, and Xiaozhan rice culture as the context, historical display and emotional experience as the interactive core functions, it is a story-themed historical and cultural tourism area with education, leisure, shopping, and conference functions.

Tianjin Guangdong Guild Hall

Guangdong Guild Hall has been turned into Tianjin Drama Museum, located in the center of Tianjin Old City, Nanmenli Street, Nankai District. The site was officially completed in the first month of the 33rd year of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1907), and was initiated by Tang Shaoyi, the then Tianjin Customs Commissioner. It is a gathering and accommodation institution established by Guangdong people in Tianjin. Guangdong Guild Hall, located in the south of Drum Tower in the old city of Tianjin, is the most complete and largest Qing Dynasty guild hall building preserved in Tianjin. It not only reflects the architectural style of Lingnan in my country, but also embodies the hardships of Guangdong people living in Tianjin in starting their own businesses. The guild hall is like a large quadrangle, with bricks, tiles and wood mostly purchased from Guangdong. The gate is grand, the Luohan gable is tall, the halls are all covered with corridors, and the interior decoration is gorgeous, with Lingnan characteristics.