Where is Ping 'an Street?

Beijing Ping 'an Street is located on the south side of Xinping North Road.

Ping 'an Street Village is adjacent to Customs Xiyuan Community, Shengli Community, Taiheyuan Community, Jianlan Community, Yingbin Garden Club, Yuetai Home Community, Xisi District Village, Dongsi District Village, Tian Yuan Team Village, Shengli Street Village, Heping Street Village, Taiping Street Village, Yuegezhuang Village and Zhaogezhuang Village.

There are JD.COM Cave, Pinggu Qinglong Mountain, JD.COM Grand Canyon, JD.COM Shilin Gorge, Beijing Pinggu Jinhai Lake and other tourist attractions near Pingan Street Village, and there are special products such as Pinggu Fresh Peach, Pinggu Big Peach, Beizhai Red Apricot, Maoshan Houfo Jianxi Pear, Suzi Yuzao and so on.

As China's urban construction enters the stage of stock development, the problem of renewal and transformation is prominent. Under the background of people's changing humanistic and green concepts, the practical example of Ping 'an Street renewal is of great significance.

Holistic thinking, multi-team, departmental cooperation, meticulous work and citizen participation will be the correct method and valuable experience, which will make our city last forever and people's lives happier.

Brief introduction of Beijing Ping 'an Street;

A Ping 'an Street is half the history of Beijing. Ping 'an Street, which runs through the inner city of Beijing, began in the Yuan Dynasty, flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, declined in the Republic of China, and is presented today with a more brilliant posture. The name of Ping 'an Street originated from the street reconstruction in 1998, which is composed of many streets in history, including the famous Iron Lion Hutong (later changed to Zhang Zizhong Road in 1947).

South of the Imperial City, north of the water transport, there are world-famous Di 'anmen, Nanluoguxiang, Wang Fu's former residence, quadrangles and many other places, with a rich human history. It witnessed the historical changes of Beijing and became the best cultural epitome of the ancient capital Beijing.