Former residence of Zhang Xun

Zhang Xun's former residence is a large courtyard house, with 56 buildings and 54 bungalows. Deep in the courtyard are two two two-story villa style buildings with brick and wood structure, hardwood doors and windows, and aluminum iron pointed roof.

There is a six corner Pavilion on the left side of the courtyard, a pool and four seasons evergreen flower bed in the middle, a horizontal rockery in the entrance, and a long dragon rockery in the backyard. The whole building has a reasonable layout and a quiet environment.

Former residence of Zhang Xun

Zhang Xun's former residence is located at No.6 road in the German concession (now No.6 Pukou Road, Hexi District), starting from Taierzhuang road in the East, Jiangsu Road in the west, Pukou road in the South and Bengbu road in the north. It covers an area of nearly 25 mu. It is a large villa house.

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Introduction to former residence

There are 56 buildings and 54 bungalows, with a construction area of 5632 square meters. Deep in the courtyard are two two two-story villa style buildings with brick and wood structure, hardwood doors and windows, and aluminum iron pointed roof. There is a six corner Pavilion on the left side of the courtyard, a pool and four seasons evergreen flower bed in the middle, a horizontal rockery in the entrance, and a long dragon rockery in the backyard. The whole building has a reasonable layout and a quiet environment.

Zhang Xun

Zhang Xun, the word Shaoxuan, Jiangxi Fengxin, Beiyang warlord, the famous "braid Shuai". In the late Qing Dynasty, he served as the governor of Yunnan, Gansu and Jiangnan; after 1911, he served as the governor of Jiangsu Province and the patrol envoy of the Yangtze River. In 1917, he launched a coup in an attempt to restore the monarchy. After failure, he lived in Tianjin.

Address: No.6 Pukou Road, Hexi District, Tianjin

Longitude: 117.22385716596

Latitude: 39.113817542857