China's Famous Historical and Cultural City Nanjing(30)
Figure I. The Yihe Mansion was the first to transform a new "test field" in the Yihe Road Mansion District, some of which were once the residences of important historical figures of the Republic of China and the location of foreign embassies and consulates. With distinctive rooms and villa facilities, as well as functional areas such as cultural centers, intangible cultural heritage experience halls, museums, conference center cafes, Michelin Western restaurants and Chinese restaurants with Chinese characteristics of the Republic of China, the Summer Palace is an urban boutique hotel that highlights historical and humanistic feelings.
Figure II. Republic of China specialty restaurant 110,000 national spring. The dishes are the favorite of the famous people in the past, and the names are also quite exquisite, and the naming of each dish has allusions related to the characters of the Republic of China and the events of the Republic of China.
Figure III. Stew chrysanthemums on the soup. (Guess what the main ingredient of this chrysanthemum is?) [I want to be quiet]).
Figure IV. Xue Yue's mansion. It is located at 23 Jiangsu Road. Now it is the Xue Yue Anti-Japanese War Exhibition Hall. The loudest small building in the Yihe Mansion. The nearly 150 precious original books related to education in the Republic of China exhibited at the Art Wind Hall Education Book Exhibition are all collected by Mr. Zhang Lixun, professor of the Department of Chinese of Nanjing University, and the educational content involved is rich and considerable. Xue Yue was one of the top ten anti-Japanese generals in the Republic of China. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Xue Yue was a first-class general in the army. He participated in the Battle of Songhu and commanded the Battle of Wuhan The Battle of Xuzhou and the Battle of Changsha, and with his famous Heavenly Furnace Tactics, he destroyed more than 100,000 Japanese troops, a veritable god of war.
Figure V. Former residence of Yang Huachen. Located at No. 5 Jiangsu Road. This house is now the "Twelve Areas" Architectural Restoration Exhibition Hall ("Under the Plane Tree: Nanjing Folk Building Style") To walk in, you can understand the past and present lives of the "Twelve Areas".
Figure VI. Tang Shou Tsuen Mansion. It is located at No. 3 Jiangsu Road. Now it is the Library of Books and Historical Materials of the Republic of China.
