Difference between revisions of "Former residence of Zhang Xueming"
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[[Zhang Xueming]] (1908-1983) was a famous patriot and the younger brother of General [[Zhang Xueliang]], the leader of the [[Fengtian Clique of Northern Warlords]]. | [[Zhang Xueming]] (1908-1983) was a famous patriot and the younger brother of General [[Zhang Xueliang]], the leader of the [[Fengtian Clique of Northern Warlords]]. | ||
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The building is a courtyard residence built of brick and wood. The elevation of the building is symmetrical and of harmonious proportions. The external walls are of red brick and the building is finished to a high standard, with fine interior decorations. | The building is a courtyard residence built of brick and wood. The elevation of the building is symmetrical and of harmonious proportions. The external walls are of red brick and the building is finished to a high standard, with fine interior decorations. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:01, 27 August 2015
No.50, Munan Road, Tianjin
Total floor area: 1721 square meters
Built in 1925
Zhang Xueming (1908-1983) was a famous patriot and the younger brother of General Zhang Xueliang, the leader of the Fengtian Clique of Northern Warlords.
The building is a courtyard residence built of brick and wood. The elevation of the building is symmetrical and of harmonious proportions. The external walls are of red brick and the building is finished to a high standard, with fine interior decorations.
