Nangong Laoyemiao is located in Nangong Village, Wangzuo Township, Fengtai District, and was designated as a district-level cultural heritage site in 2003. It is a Qing Dynasty building, and Laoyemiao refers to the Temple of Guan Yu (Guandi Temple). In May 1999, the Municipal Cultural Relics Bureau and the district government jointly invested 400,000 yuan for its restoration. The main restoration work included the main structure of the theater stage and its painted decorations. Rest...
The Tomb of Fu Zifan is located at the Nanyuan Air Force Oil Depot in Fengtai District and was designated as a district-level cultural heritage site in 1984. It is a Qing Dynasty structure, preserving structures such as a stele pavilion, ornamental columns, stone lions, and stone ritual offerings. …
The bronze Guanyin statue at Wanfo Yanshou Temple (including the stone stele) is located within the grounds of the Fengtai Sports Center. It was designated as a district-level cultural relic protection unit in 1984. According to the surviving “Pagoda Stele Inscription,” Wanfo Yanshou Temple was built in the first year of the Wanli era during the Ming Dynasty (1572). The temple itself has long since collapsed, and the Bodhisattva statue is situated on the ruins of the rear hall’s Dabeige Pavilion…
The Helongwu Stele is located in Xīnánfén Village, Fengtai District, and was designated as a district-level cultural relic protection unit in 1999. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it is made of white marble, featuring a dragon-headed top and a turtle-shaped base. The body of the stele is bordered with bas-reliefs of two dragons playing with a pearl, while the sides are adorned with carvings of dragons and clouds. The turtle base is laid on a sea-patterned stone slab. …
Fusheng Temple is located at No. 349, Zhangguozhuang Village, Changxindian Town, Fengtai District. Built during the Ming Dynasty, it was designated as a district-level cultural relic protection unit in 1999. The temple faces south and is composed of a mountain gate (three bays), front hall (three bays), rear hall (five bays), and east and west side halls (each three bays) (currently, the front hall and side halls show no clear signs of compartmentalization).
Fengxiang Gongshou Pagoda (commonly referred to as the Multi-Eave Pagoda) is located between Waya Village and Liyuan Village in Wangzuo Township, Fengtai District. It was designated as a district-level cultural heritage site in 1984. Built during the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty. Originally, there were over ten multi-eave style pagodas to the south of Waya Village and north of Liyuan Village, commonly known as the "Pagoda Cluster Temple." During the Anti-Japanese War, the pagoda cluster was dismantled by Japanese forces. Today…
Lu Jing Monk Pagoda is located within the compound of the Relief Shelter at No. 8 Nanshezhang Road, Yingshan Forest Park, Changxindian, Fengtai District. It was designated as a district-level cultural relic protection unit in 1984. The pagoda was built during the Kangxi and Qianlong reigns of the Qing Dynasty, featuring a circular, dome-style structure, and stands 8–9 meters tall. Four such pagodas remain, two of which are very well preserved. The lower part consists of the base…
Nangangwa Bridge is located south of Nangangwa Village near Yungang in the southwestern part of Fengtai District. It was listed as part of the sixth batch of cultural heritage sites under protection by Beijing Municipality in 2001, having been discovered during the construction of the Beijing–Shijiazhuang Expressway in 1994. The bridge is a five-arch stone structure with semicircular arches. The total length of the bridge is 44.75 meters, and the maximum width of the bridge deck is 9.55 meters. The main arch has a clear...
The Lei Feng Information Exhibition Hall was first built in August 1977, opened in Dongyingfang in March 1982, and relocated to its current site in 1993. From over a thousand exhibits, visitors can learn about the life journey of Lei Feng from an ordinary soldier to a communist fighter. The exhibition includes: Human Hero Lei Feng, Selected Speeches and Poems by Lei Feng…
Since ancient times, humans have yearned to explore space and have made numerous attempts to do so. The development of modern aerospace technology has provided possible means for humanity to venture into space. Aerospace museums serve as excellent venues that use high-tech methods to showcase the history of human space exploration and promote science education. The China Aerospace Museum is located on the central axis of Beijing, over ten kilometers south of Tiananmen...
The site of the "February 7th" Strike in Changxindian includes the modern architectural remains of the Second Railway Factory, the former site of the Labor Supplementary School, the former site of the Changxindian Workers' Club, the former site of the Workers' Night School, the former site of the Bureau headquarters, the former site of the preparatory class for studying in France in Changxindian, and the Martyrs' Cemetery of the February 7th Incident. In March 2013, it was announced by the State Council as part of the seventh...
The Former Site of the Work-Study Program in France is located on the campus of today’s Changxindian Railway Middle School. It currently serves as a Beijing Patriotic Education Base for Youth and was designated as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit in 1984. The site is a two-story French-style building with a construction area of 251 square meters. It was originally built as a residence for Guo Changtai, the head of the locomotive department under the Beijing-Hankou Railway Bureau...
The former site of the headquarters of the Nanyuan Barracks is located within the Nanyuan Airport compound in Fengtai District and is a modern-era structure. In February 1990, it was designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage site by the Beijing Municipal People's Government. Originally, this site was the location of the Seven Barracks where troops of the Shenji Camp were stationed during the late Qing Dynasty, also known as the Seven Barracks. In 1913, the Beiyang Government established the Aviation Administration here at the Seven Barracks and founded China’s first aviation school on the premises...
The Shuiguan Ruins are located within the Yulin Residential Area on Yu’erwai Street, You’anmen Outer Street, Fengtai District (50 meters north of Liangshui River, No. 41 Yulin Li). In 1995, the State Council designated them as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level. In 1990, during the construction of residential buildings, the ruins of the water gate in the southern city wall of the Jin Zhongdu were discovered, and it was ranked among the top ten archaeological discoveries of that year...
The tomb of martyr Zhao Dengyu is located on Wenzishan Hill at Dongguan, Lugou Bridge, in Fengtai District. It was designated as a district-level cultural relic protection unit in 1984. Zhao Dengyu (1890–1937) was an anti-Japanese general during the Republic of China era. His courtesy name was Shunchen, and he was from Heze, Shandong Province. He served as a Lieutenant General and Commander of the 132nd Division. In 1914, he joined the 16th Mixed Brigade in Shaanxi and later followed the brigade commander...
Qiyi Barracks is located within Nanyuan Airport. During the Qing Dynasty, it served as a military garrison and was the site of the Nanyuan Divine Engine Corps. In 1922, when Feng Yuxiang was appointed as the Beijing Army Inspector, Qiyi Barracks became the headquarters of the Army Inspectorate. During the 1924 Beijing Coup that ousted the Qing emperor, it served as Feng Yuxiang’s command post. At the time of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident in 1937, it was the headquarters of the 29th Army. Qiyi Barracks...
Beijing Happy Water Cube Water Park is located on Xiaotun Road, Fengtai District, Beijing. Covering an area of 500 acres with a total investment of 1 billion RMB, it has a maximum visitor capacity of 30,000 people. Together with Nanjing's Happy Water Cube, it is currently one of the world’s largest, most advanced, and most well-equipped top-tier water theme parks. Happy Water Cube...
The Dahongmen Clothing Wholesale Market is located along the Dragon Vein of the capital — the South Central Axis Road, stretching from Muxiyuan on the South Third Ring Road in the north to the northern bank of the Liangshui River in the south. After years of market development, it has formed a commodity circulation system primarily focused on wholesale trade, which also drives production and sales, creating a sizable Dahongmen clothing commercial hub. The entire commercial area includes…
Nangong World Geothermal Expo Park is located in Nangong Village, Wangzuo Town, Fengtai District, covering an area of 800 acres. Major attractions include: the Geothermal Science Exhibition Center, the Hot Spring Special Aquaculture Center, the Hot Spring Fishing Center, and the Hot Spring Planting & Picking Base. The next phase plans to utilize the beautiful natural environment of Nangong Garden to build a geothermal mineral therapy center. Nangong...
The Fengtai Softball Field is located in the Fengtai Sports Center in Beijing, approximately 5 kilometers from Beijing West Railway Station. It borders the West Fourth Ring Road to the east, Fengbei Road (an urban expressway) to the south, and the Beijing–Shijiazhuang Expressway to the north. It served as the softball competition venue for the 2008 Olympics. The project has a total construction area of 15,570 square meters, primarily consisting of two competition fields, two...