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Wanrong's old residence, No. 35 and No. 37 Nanmaoer Hutong, Gulou, Dongcheng District, Beijing, was originally built by Guo Bro, Queen of Puyi, Emperor of the late Qing Dynasty; the residence before Wanrong's marriage was built by Guo Bro, Great Grandfather of Wanrong; and Changshun. Now it has become the courtyard of old Beijing.

Passing by another former residence, take a look at the history of that year, the house is general, not luxurious, mainly the witness of the history of the late Qing Dynasty. It's a good place, and few tourists like it.

Wanrong's old residence, No. 35,37 Nanmaoer Hutong, Gulou, Dongcheng District, Beijing, was originally built by Guo Brow, Queen of Puyi, Emperor of the late Qing Dynasty; the residence before Wanrong's marriage was built by Guo Brow, Great Grandfather of Wanrong; and Changshun. It used to be a more ordinary house. After Wanrong was crowned "Queen", his father named him the third-class Chengen Gong, and the house was upgraded to Chengen Gong Gong Gong. As "Hou Cheng", it is expanded. West Road into the courtyard. East Road is a three-way courtyard. There are rockeries, ponds and ancestral halls in the backyard. The main room on the west road is Wanrong's residence. It is the key protected cultural relics in Beijing.

Wanrong's old residence was originally the residence of Emperor Puyi's Queen Guo Buluo Wanrong before her marriage. It was built by Wanrong's great-grandfather Guo Buluo Changshun. It used to be a more ordinary house. After Wanrong was canonized as "Queen", his father became the third-class Chengen Gong, and the house was upgraded to Chengen Gong Gong.

Wanrong's former residence is located in Maoer Hutong, close to Nanluogu Lane. It is the place where the last empress Wanrong lived in front of the palace. It is called Niangniangfu after she became a queen. Now as a cultural relic, the old house is not open to the outside world, but it has become a miscellaneous courtyard, many residents live in the courtyard.