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The Hutong PostcardsHutong refers to old, narrow lanes unique to Beijing. They first appeared when Kublai Khan of the Mongol Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368) made Beijing his capital. The construction of such lanes continued during the Ming and Qing dynasties. At one time, thousands of hutong radiated from the Forbidden City. Together with traditional courtyard houses, they are the embodiment of the old Beijing lifestyle. ![]() ![]()
Beijing's Hutong Alleys
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The Liulichang Culture Street
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The Nanluoguxiang Hutong
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The Caochang Wutiao Hutong
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The Shichahai Hutong
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The Zhuanta Hutong
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The Fangjia Hutong after a rain
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The gateway of a traditional compound
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Siheyuan (Courhard Houses) after snow
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The Fushouli Hutong
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