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Nine inner city gates: Zhengyangmen, Chongwenmen, Xuanwu Gate, Chaoyangmen, Fuchengmen, Dongzhimen, Xizhimen, Andingmen and Deshengmen.
There are seven gates in the outer city: Yongdingmen, Zuo 'anmen, You 'anmen, Guangqumen, Guang 'anmen, Dongbianmen and Xibianmen.
There are four gates in the Imperial City: Tiananmen, Di 'anmen, Dong 'anmen and Xi 'an.
There are four doors in Long Mai: Daqingmen, Duanmen, Chang 'an Left Gate and Chang 'an Right Gate.
Miyagi four gates: Wumen, Shenwumen, Donghuamen and Xihuamen.
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Modern Beijing has Heping Gate, Jianguomen, Fuxing Gate and Watergate.
Modern city gates were built later than other city gates, with a relatively short history, mostly during and after the Republic of China. The main modern city gates are Heping Gate, Jianguomen Gate, Fuxing Gate and Watergate.
heping men
Located between the inner city wall, Zhengyangmen and Xuanwu Gate. Built in 1926. It is not the traditional gate of Beijing. It doesn't have a tower or a jar. It just has two arched ticket holes in the wall, and the wall is slightly raised and thickened to connect South Xinhua Street and North Xinhua Street, which facilitates the traffic between the inner and outer cities.
The Peace Gate was originally named "xinhua gate", and 1927 was renamed "Peace Gate" to distinguish it from xinhua gate in Zhongnanhai. During the Zhang period, this gate was renamed Xinghua Gate, and later it was changed back. The entrance is 13 m high and 10 m wide, each with two iron gates. 1958, the door was demolished and changed into a gap.
Jianguomen
It doesn't belong to the old city gate of Old Beijing No.7 Middle School, but after I launched the war of aggression against China and occupied Beiping in the Republic of China, I named the gap in the east old city wall Qimingmen for convenience of access. 1945 After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the National Government changed Qimingmen to Jianguomen, and the name continued until 1949 was established.
Fuxingmen
Does not belong to the old gate of the inner nine and outer seven middle schools in old Beijing. After Japan launched the war of aggression against China and occupied Beiping, the old city wall in the west of the city was opened to facilitate east-west traffic. At that time, it was named Chang 'anmen, which means long-term stability. 1945 After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the National Government took over Beiping and changed Chang 'an Gate to Fuxingmen. 1949 New China has been in use ever since it was founded.
Shuiguanmen
It was in the late Qing Dynasty (1905) that the cover plate of Dongshuiguan in Zhengyangmen was expanded into a "gate", which was convenient for people in the "Embassy Community" in Dongjiaomin Lane to enter and leave. The photo shows the south side taken from south to north shortly after the completion of Watergate. After the "Gengzi Rebellion", I was worried that the "Incident" would become a "trapped beast" again, and I transformed the Yuhe water outlet tunnel in the "Embassy Circle"-Zhengyangmen Dongshuiguan into a "gate" to facilitate boarding the train bound for Tianjin.
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