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Former Residence of Zheng Qiwén

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The former residence of Zheng Qiwén is located at No. 12 Yaohua South Street, within the inner block at the junction of Changshou West Road and Baohua Road, neighboring Fuyin Fang and Xingxian Fang. The street houses a small villa-style Western building that stands apart from the traditional architecture of the Xiguan residential area. It faces south with a front inner courtyard. Both inside and outside the enclosing walls are green plants, and the courtyard features lush ancient trees with climbing vines covering the walls, giving it a secluded “hidden gem in a quiet alley” vibe—especially refined, serene, and tranquil. The two-story building, pristine white walls, and small second-floor veranda add to its elegance, making it not only a suitable place for the owner to live, rest, and receive guests, but also ideal for private martial arts practice, which naturally contributed greatly to the refinement of the owner’s performance art.

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The former residence of Zheng Qiwén is a cultural tourism attraction.

The former residence of Zheng Qiwén is located at No. 12 Yaohua South Street, within the inner block at the junction of Changshou West Road and Baohua Road, neighboring Fuyin Fang and Xingxian Fang. The street houses a small villa-style Western building that stands apart from the traditional architecture of the Xiguan residential area. It faces south with a front inner courtyard. Both inside and outside the enclosing walls are green plants, and the courtyard features lush ancient trees with climbing vines covering the walls, giving it a secluded “hidden gem in a quiet alley” vibe—especially refined, serene, and tranquil. The two-story building, pristine white walls, and small second-floor veranda add to its elegance, making it not only a suitable place for the owner to live, rest, and receive guests, but also ideal for private martial arts practice, which naturally contributed greatly to the refinement of the owner’s performance art.