Beyou World is located on the fourth floor of Sunshine Park in the Cultural Center at No. 9 Leyuan Road, Tianjin. There are four such locations nationwide, including Tianjin, as well as Chengdu and Qingdao. Beyou World has exclusively partnered with the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and is based on experiential education theory. It designs activities according to the physical and mental development of children and the characteristics of different growth stages.
Xingfu Park is located at the intersection of Jingjiang Road and Xingfu Avenue in Tianjin. The park is shaded by lush green trees, offers a tranquil environment, and is equipped with various fitness facilities, making it a great spot for locals to relax and take strolls. Though the garden is not large, it is lively, featuring shaded areas, pavilions, and activities such as square dancing, tai chi, and Peking opera performed by elderly residents. Address: Jiangdu Road, Hebei District, Tianjin…
The former residences of Liang Qichao and his Ice-Drinking Studio are located at No. 19 and No. 21 Heng’er Ma Road in the former Italian Concession of Tianjin, now No. 44 and No. 46 Minzu Road, Hebei District. These buildings are charming and elegant small Western-style houses in the Italian architectural style. His residence (No. 44 Minzu Road, Hebei District) was built in 1914 and has two floors. It includes a basement, and the top floor features 0. The main building has a cement exterior with sculpted floral decorations, uniquely shaped red tile roofing, and high stone steps. The downstairs consists of a hallway, small study, living room, and sitting room. The upstairs houses his study, the Ice-Drinking Studio, a library, and a bathroom. In 1924, Liang Qichao built a dedicated study on the left side of his residence (No. 46 Minzu Road, Hebei District), and thereafter the name “Ice-Drinking Studio” was exclusively used for this building. The Ice-Drinking Studio is a light gray two-story Western-style house, designed and constructed by Italian architect Piroglio. The first floor served as his study, while the second floor was used for bedrooms and receiving guests. In 2001, the Tianjin Municipal Government renovated the Ice-Drinking Studio within Liang Qichao’s former residence. The restored Ice-Drinking Studio retained its original layout and Italian architectural style, and has since become a new tourist attraction within Tianjin’s “Italian Style Street” by the Haihe River.
The Guya Museum is located on Machang Road in Heping District, Tianjin. This museum is most distinctive. The meaning of "Guya": refined antiquity, firm will, overcoming all difficulties to achieve great success. It mainly displays modern-era 0s (these old guns have all been filled with lead and are no longer functional) and Western furniture. Here you can see old guns, American printers, telephones,
Starting from May 19, 2012, the much-anticipated various cultural venues of the Tianjin Cultural Center were opened to the public on a trial basis. The Tianjin Museum, Tianjin Art Museum, and the Tianjin Library Cultural Center branch welcomed visitors from all walks of life free of charge. The Tianjin Cultural Center is...
Tianjin Foreign Studies University (abbreviated as “Tianjin Foreign Studies” or “TFS”) is a higher education institution characterized by its strength in foreign languages and literature, along with the coordinated development of multiple disciplines such as literature, economics, management, law, education, art, and engineering. It is one of the first eight independently established higher foreign language institutions in China.
The Exhibition Room on the Meaning of Life at Tianjin Medical University was established in 2002 and is located in the West Building of Tianjin Medical University. The exhibition displays unique exhibits — specimens of donated human organs and body parts from the university’s founder, the renowned endocrinologist Professor Zhu Xianyi, as well as heartfelt last words left by body donors from all walks of life at the end of their lives.
Former Site of the Tianjin Military Control Commission and the CPC Tianjin Municipal Committee On January 15, 1949, when Tianjin was liberated, the People's Liberation Army Tianjin Military Control Commission was established in the then Tianjin Public Assembly Building (now No. 12 Chengde Road). Central authorities appointed Huang Kecheng as the director of the Military Control Commission, with Huang Jing and Tan Zheng as deputy directors, and
Introduction Located at No. 5 Taian Avenue, Heping District, it now houses the 0 Tianjin Municipal Committee. Built between 1919 and 1921, it was designed by American engineers Edison and Dallas from the British firm Tonghe Engineering. The building has a total floor area of 9,180 square meters and features a Greek Classical Revival style with a three-story mixed structure. The building faces south and sits to the north, with an east-west orientation, and has a rectangular floor plan. Its exterior is solemn and majestic, featuring a sloped driveway in front, with four classical terrazzo flower stands on either side of the high stone steps. The first and second floors of the exterior façade have 14 high Ionic-order colonnades forming a 10-meter-high open gallery, with slightly protruding ends and pilaster decorations at the wall corners. The third floor has a 0-layer entablature with a dentil-patterned cornice. The central part of the building houses a grand hall that spans all three stories, supported by Ionic marble columns with capitals made of copper plates, crafted with fine detail. The hall’s ceiling is semi-circular, divided into a grid pattern inlaid with stained glass, and features exquisite carvings on the arches. The floor is decorated with colorful mosaic tiles, surrounded by marble wall panels. Office spaces are arranged along the perimeter. Main...
Tianjin Huaxia Future Children's Art Center is an important base for extracurricular cultural and artistic education, extracurricular activities, and international cultural and artistic exchanges for children and teenagers. The center includes a Phase I building covering 15,000 square meters, a Phase II building spanning 19,000 square meters, and the Huaxia Future Children’s Park, which covers 53,000 square meters.
The French Consulate in Tianjin was established in 1861, initially located in the area around Sanchahekou. It was burned down during the Boxer Rebellion in 1900. After the war, the Qing government compensated the French Concession authorities by granting this site for use as the consulate. The French Consulate had one consul general, who also served as a board member of the municipal council—the highest governing body of the French Concession—throughout its successive terms.
The former site of the Young Women's Christian Association is located at No. 200, Dagu North Road, Heping District, and is a protected cultural heritage site of Tianjin. Built in 1933, the building is a two-story brick-and-wood structure designed by Guan Songjian. It features a semi-basement, an exterior of red brick exposed masonry walls, with some areas decorated in rendered plaster. The roof is sloped, covered with large cylindrical tiles.
As the only national-level carpet quality inspection institution in China and the technical focal point of the International Organization for Standardization in Carpets, the Eastern Laboratory of Tianjin Carpet Research Institute boasts domestically leading experimental equipment and index technologies. In addition to an experimental demonstration area, it also has an exhibition and education space spanning over a hundred square meters, equipped with relatively comprehensive display tools, specimens, models, books, and audiovisual materials.
The former site of the Tianjin Telegraph Administration is located at No. 65-69 Chifeng Road, Heping District, and is a protected cultural heritage site of Tianjin. The Tianjin Telegraph Administration was a modern telecommunications enterprise established in the late Qing Dynasty. To prevent Western invaders from setting up telegraph lines on Chinese territory, from the 1870s onward, the Westernization Movement faction formally proposed laying their own telegraph wires.
Established in 1981 with the approval of the municipal government and under the administration of the Tianjin Municipal Population and Family Planning Commission, the Tianjin Family Planning Research Institute specializes in the research of topical spermicidal contraceptives. Its main focus areas include pharmaceutical research, the development of new intrauterine devices, social science and epidemiological studies, as well as clinical technical services. The institute plays
Ningyuan Garden is located north of Tianjin North Railway Station, on the north side of Zhongshan North Road and the south side of Yuhong Road, covering an area of 45.65 hectares with a water surface of 11.7 hectares. Ningyuan Garden is a historic landscape garden. The park was originally an official botanical garden established in the late Qing Dynasty. In 1906 (the 32nd year of the Guangxu reign in the Qing Dynasty), Yuan Shikai, the Viceroy of Zhili, in order to implement new policies, assigned
The Tianjin Lay Buddhist Association is located at No. 669 Chengxiang Middle Road, Nankai District, southeast of the Drum Tower, covering an area of 752.27 square meters with a construction area of 700.52 square meters. It consists of the Mahavira Hall and side halls, and was built in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republican period. The predecessor of the Lay Buddhist Association was the "Qingxiu Courtyard," originally the family temple of Li Chuncheng, known as one of the Eight Great Families of Tianjin, the "Mr. Li of Benevolence."
The Tianjin Eye is located on the banks of the Haihe River in Hongqiao District, Tianjin. It is a river-crossing, bridge-integrated Ferris wheel that serves both sightseeing and transportation purposes. It takes 28 minutes for the Ferris wheel to complete one rotation, and when it reaches the highest point, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the surroundings, even sights within a 40-kilometer radius. The view spans up to 4
Now converted into the Tianjin Theatre Museum, it is located in the heart of Tianjin’s old town, on Nanmenli Street in Nankai District. The site was officially completed in the first month of the 33rd year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty (1907), initiated by Tang Shaoyi, then the Customs Commissioner of Tianjin. It served as a lodging and mutual aid institution established by the Cantonese community in Tianjin. The Guangdong Guild Hall is situated south of the Drum Tower in Tianjin’s old city.
The Tianjin Fire Safety Education Hall is the city’s first large-scale venue that educates citizens on fire safety knowledge through images, physical displays, multimedia, and videos, and it is a national-level science education base. The venue was completed and opened to the public in September 2004. It is located in a bustling area of Tianjin, with a construction area of over 600 square meters.