The Confucius Temple and the Guozijian Museum are located at 15 Guozijian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing. Guozijian was the highest institution of learning and educational management in ancient China, also known as "Taixue" and "Guoxue". Founded in 1287 of the Yuan Dynasty, the Guozijian in Beijing has gone through the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, and is the only site of the highest ancient institution of learning that has been completely preserved.
Confucius Temple and Guozijian Museum
The Confucius Temple in Beijing is an integral part of the Guozijian and is a place of worship and ritual and education for Confucius. The integration of temple learning is a major feature of ancient Chinese education, and the "left temple and right learning" constitute a large-scale and unique style of ancient buildings.
Walking within the red walls and green tiles, shuttling between ancient trees and stele forests, the audience only needs to scan the QR codes through the museum through their mobile phones to listen to the immersive audio guide content brought by the host of Beijing Radio and Television Station. The audio tour on the line covers more than 20 pieces of content such as the Ancestral Master's Gate, the Jinshi Inscription Monument, the Dacheng Hall, the Chongsheng Ancestral Hall, and the Qianlong Stone Classic, and through listening to the stories that happened here 700 years ago, feeling the wisdom of the sages and exploring the humanistic atmosphere left by the long river of history.
Tourists scan the code on the spot to listen to the audio guide of "Voice of Beijing Museum"
Even if you stay at home, you can also enter the exclusive pages of the Confucius Temple and the Guozijian Museum in the WeChat Mini Program "Listen to the Voice of Beijing", choose to listen to more high-quality audio content, feel the charm of Sinology, and read traditional culture.
"Confucius Temple and Guozijian Museum" exclusive mini program page
The guided audio of the Confucius Temple and the Guozijian Museum was recorded by Yu Yue, the host of Beijing Radio and Television Station, whose unique voice line, deep and thick, tells the long history and culture of the Confucius Temple and the Guozijian, and tells the wisdom story of the ancient sages.
Speaker Yu Yue