The Northern Financial Center of Modern China: Tianjin's Modern Architecture天津近代建筑 (Part 6)
Автор: Walking Lens China
Загружено: 2025-11-28
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After the signing of the Treaty of Peking in 1860, Tianjin was opened as a commercial port, becoming the first treaty port in North China. By the 1930s, Tianjin reached its peak period. Its population exceeded 1.5 million, making it China's third largest city after Shanghai and Beijing; its financial sector was second only to Shanghai, establishing itself as the financial center of the North; the total area of concessions from nine countries reached 24.5 square kilometers, eight times larger than Tianjin's old city. To this day, Tianjin still preserves a large number of churches, former residences of famous figures, and public buildings, silently bearing witness to its former prosperity and glory.
This time, we document two of them. Jingyuan was the former residence of the last emperor Puyi and his family. Here, he experienced divorce turmoil and ultimately chose to rely on Japan to establish Manchukuo in Northeast China; Zhangyuan once hosted Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the Republic of China. He traveled north while ill in an attempt to unify the country, but ultimately passed away with regrets in Beijing.
Let's explore modern Tianjin through these historical landmarks.
Timeline：
0:00 Jingyuan (Garden of Serenity)
15:30 Zhangyuan (Zhang Garden)
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