Shu Tong, Zhao Zhefu, and Li Yuyang's Former Residence



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📍 Location: 51 Nanxin Street, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province
🏛️ Historical Background
This former residence is a significant historical site where prominent figures of modern times lived and worked. Built in the early 20th century, it was originally a typical four-sides courtyard residential building of the Republic of China period within the city of Xi'an. It has served as the residence of the famous calligrapher Shu Tong, the educator Zhao Zhefu, and the revolutionary pioneer Li Yuyang. It is an important witness to Shaanxi's modern culture and revolutionary history.
🎨 Architectural Features
The courtyard follows the traditional northern four-sides courtyard layout, facing south, with a strict overall layout, brick and wood structure, and green tiles on the roof. The eaves are beautifully decorated with carvings. The main house is a three-bay gable building, with the east and west side rooms symmetrically distributed. The gate tower is decorated with brick carvings, reflecting the craftsmanship level of residential buildings in Guanzhong during the Republic of China period. A ancient wutong tree is planted in the courtyard, with sturdy branches that have witnessed a century of wind and rain.
📜 Cultural and Historical Value
This former residence was listed as a Cultural Relic Protection Unit in Xi'an in 2018 and is a precious material resource for studying the spiritual style and revolutionary journey of modern intellectuals in Shaanxi.
📌 Tourist Information
✨ Cultural Tips: Please maintain silence during the visit, do not touch the exhibits, and respect the historical remains. This site is not only an architectural heritage but also a tangible red memory.