Is the Soviet courtyard art museum next to the Forbidden City in Beijing an art center?

Beijing Hehe Art Center is a beautiful Soviet-style courtyard, hidden next to the Forbidden City. I often go for a stroll in the Forbidden City when I have nothing to do. There is such a beautiful art center hidden on the way to the Forbidden City.

The "low-key Soviet courtyard" adjacent to the Forbidden City is unimaginable. Next to the magnificent Forbidden City, there is such a quiet quadrangle with a strong Jiangnan style.

In the imperial city, you can also enjoy such "Jiangnan scenery"-pavilions, one step at a time, and the small quadrangle has been built into a beautiful Soviet-style garden, as if it were in a painting.

Hehe Art Center reproduces the Soviet-style courtyard near the Forbidden City, which represents the spirit of ancient China literati. As the carrier of its exploration of space and art, it is an art institution that emphasizes space intervention.

Beautiful Soviet-style buildings and exquisite landscapes seem to be in the south of the Yangtze River. Just looking at the pictures, I can't believe there is such a place where immortals live in Beijing.

The courtyard is exquisite and compact, which condenses the essence of Soviet-style gardens. The center is a pool of clear water, surrounded by pavilions and cloisters of traditional China style, which are dotted with vegetation and Taihu stone.

The reason why this kind of Jiangnan garden forest reappears in quadrangles is that the builders think that the Soviet-style courtyard is the inheritance of China literati spirit, which has been in the same strain since the Tang and Song Dynasties.

The trickling pond in the courtyard, the ten Taihu stones standing on the shore, each plant and each scene are carefully crafted by craftsmen, which volatilizes the China literati temperament to the extreme.

What is even more ingenious is the perfect integration of space and art, which makes the exhibits and this courtyard image form a new work and move around the winding courtyard for a change of scenery. The wooden door window lattice has also become the framework of this scene, which is really enjoyable!

When you enter the hutong from Wang Hongbin Street, you turn around and see the "round pavilion on the rockery" as a signal. After ringing the doorbell, your own staff will "greet" you. It is not easy to find a place. Take a taxi to No.66 Wang Hongbin Street, go straight along the hutong, turn left at the end, and you will find the yellow wooden door on the left.

Name: He Art Center

Address: No.66 Pudusi West Lane, Dongcheng District, Beijing