Taiping granary

Taiping granary, formerly known as qianyisheng granary, was originally opened by Changsha rich businessman Zhu Changlin (great grandfather and uncle of former premier Zhu Hongji) in the late Qing Dynasty. This is the site. Taiping granary is a combination of Chinese and Western architecture. Its facade uses modern western architectural techniques, and the gable practice has obvious local characteristics of Changsha. It has been listed in the list of "immovable cultural relics" in Changsha. Taiping granary was a place for storing grain in history. Now its symbol has gone beyond the building itself, symbolizing the gathering and flow of culture. It has been set up as an ancient building place specially providing cultural and art exhibitions and cultural and art salons. It mainly displays and sells the works of Hunan local artists, and provides cultural experience of "old crafts, old folk customs, old Changsha" for the general public and tourists The platform has become an important cultural window of Taiping old street integrating cultural display, tourism and art consumption.

Address: No.99, Taiping Street, Tianxin District, Changsha City, Hunan Province

Longitude: 112.971778

Latitude: 28.193974

Tel: 0731-85530558