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[[Sun Zhenfang]], a native of [[Shouxian County]], [[Anhui Province]], modern industrialist. | [[Sun Zhenfang]], a native of [[Shouxian County]], [[Anhui Province]], modern industrialist. | ||
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It is a 2-storied brick-wood building with small and intimate dimensions. It has arc-shaped or square-shaped doors and windows, which form concise lines. The light-colored stucco wall of the exterior adds an eye popping contrasts with the red round tiles of the interlaced slope roof. The building has characteristics of Spanish folklore. After the liberation of China, Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou once lodged at this building. | It is a 2-storied brick-wood building with small and intimate dimensions. It has arc-shaped or square-shaped doors and windows, which form concise lines. The light-colored stucco wall of the exterior adds an eye popping contrasts with the red round tiles of the interlaced slope roof. The building has characteristics of Spanish folklore. After the liberation of China, Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou once lodged at this building. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:42, 4 June 2012
No.66, Dali Road, Tianjin
Total floor area: 1900 square meters
Built in 1931
Sun Zhenfang, a native of Shouxian County, Anhui Province, modern industrialist.
It is a 2-storied brick-wood building with small and intimate dimensions. It has arc-shaped or square-shaped doors and windows, which form concise lines. The light-colored stucco wall of the exterior adds an eye popping contrasts with the red round tiles of the interlaced slope roof. The building has characteristics of Spanish folklore. After the liberation of China, Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou once lodged at this building.
