According to the Accord, go on road trip is a dream of the Republic of China, and you can travel all over the streets of Tianjin.

Tianjin? Impression is always looming? Seems low-key? Although everyone knows its name, they don't remember or know its character? Only when you come to Tianjin? Pancake fruit? Tianjin eye? Crosstalk ... Will you know? Are there so many stories and things about Tianjin flavor in Tianjin? Even with countless concessions? But now every building is history.

Ancient Museum: Confucian Temple Museum? In Tianjin? You will find all kinds of European houses around the buildings here. Maybe this is the story left by the concession? Maybe? Do you feel tired looking at these European buildings? Walk in? Confucian Temple Museum? Through the ancient mysterious palace hall? Confucian Temple Museum? A long and far-reaching existence

Into the Confucius Temple? Do you find the buildings here really old? Even a little paint will come off. But this doesn't affect the historical story it shows at all? On the contrary, there is a unique beauty.

I think this is probably one of the oldest museums in Tianjin. Tianjin Confucian Temple Depository was founded in the first year of Ming Dynasty (1436), and was established in 1986. It was renamed as Tianjin Confucian Temple Museum in 199 1.

Although the whole area of the Confucian Temple is not particularly large? However, it is the largest and best preserved Ming and Qing architectural complex in Tianjin? If you think the Forbidden City is too crowded? Might as well come here and shoot a group of palace blockbusters.

In the Confucian temple? Hanging a lot of red signs? What is everyone's expectation of life written on the back? The sunshine in Tianjin is particularly good at this time? Shining on the red wall? For a moment, I felt like I was back in the Ming and Qing Dynasties? Tianjin is a magical place.

Maybe you think Guangdong Guild Hall has little to do with Guangdong? Because it is also the most complete hall building in Qing Dynasty in Tianjin? And the origin of this name is because Guangdong businessmen formed a merchant fleet to do business in Tianjin? Is it the late Qing Dynasty? How many years have passed since 100? Now it is Tianjin Theatre Museum.

Isn't the Guangdong Guild Hall very big? What's interesting is that the entrance is not front? The real front door is behind the whole building? Also at the exit position.

Enter the lobby? It is mainly composed of a hall, a principal room, a matching room, a cloister and a theater? In Tianjin, I went to many tea houses and theatres that talk about cross talk. The decoration of Guangdong Guild Hall is the most luxurious.

Inside and outside the hall? It's full of dolls. Is this the symbol of drama? Museum? Hence the name