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An Family Courtyard Collection Museum
In Yangliuqing, an ancient town in Tianjin, there is a street called Guiyi Street, which is known as a place where the rich live. To the south of the street is the Shi Family Courtyard, the largest residential building in North China, and to the north of the street, just across the street, is the even older An Family Courtyard. The An Family Courtyard has been with history for 150 years, and has witnessed the prosperity and bustle of the ancient town, and recorded the traces and style of the years.
Tianjin Shijia Courtyard (Tianjin Yangliuqing Museum)
Shi Family Courtyard is located in the center of Yangliuqing, a thousand-year-old town, on the bank of the South Canal where the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal flows through Tianjin. It was originally the residence of Shi Yuanshi, one of the Eight Great Families of Tianjin in the late Qing Dynasty. The Shi family was originally from Shandong. After their ancestors made their fortune in the grain transport industry, they settled in Yangliuqing during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. In the third year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty (1823), the Shi family divided their property into four main gates, namely Fushan Hall, Zhenglian Hall, Tianxi Hall, and Zunmei Hall. Each gate has a large-scale building. The current Shi Family Courtyard is the only remaining "Zunmei Hall" mansion, which was once known as "the first family in Tianjin" and "the first house in North China".
Shuigao Manor
Shuigao Manor is located in the core area of modern agriculture in Dongdian City, Xiqing District, Tianjin, 5 kilometers southwest of the historical town of Yangliuqing, 20 kilometers from the center of Tianjin, and adjacent to Asia's largest Jade Buddha Temple. The manor covers an area of 1,500 acres and is divided into five characteristic parks, namely the agricultural park, Ziya River park, Happy Valley picking park, greenhouse cultivation display park, and rural hot spring leisure park.
Yangliuqing Manor
Yangliuqing Manor in Tianjin is located 20 kilometers away from Yangliuqing, a famous historical and cultural town, and is adjacent to the Ziya River and Dalutan Ecological Park. It is a natural oxygen bar that retains the rural atmosphere. The entire manor covers an area of 800 acres, with a green space occupancy rate of more than 90%. It is a large-scale leisure and vacation tourist attraction integrating home accommodation, catering, conferences, entertainment, fishing and tourism.