Nanluoguxiang, located in the center of Beijing, is an alley that combines the petty bourgeoisie and the charm of old Beijing, and is also one of the fashion landmarks in Beijing. There are many specialty stores for literature and art, and there are many kinds of snacks. Young people, especially young artists, often regard this place as a must-see place to visit Beijing.
Nanluoguxiang is famous for its delicious food, among which Wenyu Cheese Shop (No.49 Nanluoguxiang) features original cheese, double skin milk and sour plum soup, and there are always long queues. Passers-by (Nanluoguxiang 108) and Zamo (Nanluoguxiang 106) both have creative pizzas. Passers-by's mutton kebab pizza, Zamo's kung pao chicken pizza and Peking Duck pizza are all great. There is no corn juice here (Nanluoguxiang 145), but thick corn juice is sold.
After eating it, you naturally have to go to a specialty store to digest it. Band-aid No.8 (No.61Nanluoguxiang) is a must. The boss is Jiang Senhai, a humorous Englishman in the TV program "Come and Go". This shop sells T-shirts printed with enamel red washbasins, old tin toys and other cultural patterns representing old Beijing streets. Some shops are novel and interesting just by looking at their names. For example, clothes sellers are called belly buttons (No.53 Nanluoguxiang). It's interesting to photograph the name of the store and share it with friends.
Turning into the hutongs on both sides of the main street, there are fewer tourists, and the old house tells the history of old Beijing. There is the Sangqin Palace in the Qing Dynasty; Former residence of the last empress of Wanrong; Unfortunately, most buildings can't be visited in, so they can only be seen outside.
At present, the memorial hall of Qi Baishi's former residence (Yuer Hutong) and Mao Dun's former residence (Houyuan Ensi Hutong 13) are open to the public. In addition, the Central Academy of Drama (No.39 Donghuamian Hutong) is also located in Nanluogu.