Explore Beijing's World-Class Scenery｜Guozijian Jie'er, Follow the Beijing Locals to Stroll Through the Guoxue Hutong

📍Attraction Address: Dongcheng District, Beijing, north side of the Confucius Temple, under the jurisdiction of Andingmen Subdistrict Office, a dead-end alley running east-west. It starts from Guanshuyuan Hutong in the east, is impassable in the west, neighbors the Confucius Temple to the south, and borders Wudaoying Hutong to the north. It is 176 meters long and 6 meters wide, with an asphalt road surface. 🚗Transportation: Convenient to travel by shared bike 👍️Must-Visit Attraction: Guoxue Hutong, unnamed during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It was named in the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947). It was named because the hutong is located behind the Guozijian (also known as the Imperial Academy). The name has been retained since 1949. Currently, there is a Guoxue Primary School in the hutong, and the rest are residential houses. This is right behind the Guozijian, close to Wudaoying, Yonghe Temple, and Guozijian, with a lot of foot traffic, yet it remains a quiet, life-filled hutong. There are many plants along the roadside, such as loofah, grapes, and peppers. 🎟️Ticket Information: No reservation required, no ticket needed 💗Other Tips: Close to Guozijian, Wudaoying, and Yonghe Temple, plan to visit them together.