Jingyuan is located at No. 70 Anshan Road, Heping District, and was built in 1921. The building, formerly known as Qianyuan, was the residence of Lu Zongyu, a member of the Senate and envoy to Japan during the Republic of China. In July 1929, Puyi, Emperor Xun of the Qing Dynasty, moved from Zhang Yuan to live here with Wanrong and Wenxiu. It is named Jingyuan because of Puyi's "waiting for change and opportunity". Jingyuan is now a municipal cultural relics protection unit.
The Jingyuan Garden will cover a total area of 3360 square meters, which is a three ring moon style three lane courtyard, namely the front yard, the back yard and the west side cross yard. The main body is a Spanish style two storey (partial three storey) brick and wood structure, with a prominent central pavilion, an outer corridor with wooden columns leading to the sky in the western half, and a closed eastern half. The main rooms in the building cover a large area, and the balcony and large daylight windows on the front eaves will be highlighted to increase the facade effect of the main building. The first floor is equipped with catering room and bar, and the large restaurant, meeting room and reception room are restored; The second floor has living room, study, dormitory, etc. The main rooms in the building are equipped with wall panels, closets, antique shelves, bookcases, etc.
A garden will be built in the front yard of Jingyuan. Poplar, locust and clove trees will be planted in the garden, and vine and grape stands will be set up to repair the lotus pond and pavilion. The corridor is paved with river pebbles. The reception room, kitchen, garage and tennis court shall be repaired in the northeast, and a small veranda in the backyard shall be repaired to separate it from the front yard.
The restored exhibits will be based on the original furnishings, mainly imitation indoor furniture and accessories, and the auxiliary display will mainly include artifacts related to Puyi and Jingyuan, as well as relevant text and photo materials, to show the whole process of Puyi's life and political activities in Tianjin.
Jingyuan is a three ring moon shaped courtyard with three lanes, namely the front courtyard, the back courtyard and the west side cross courtyard. In the front courtyard, there is a main building with Spanish style two storey (partial three storey) brick and wood structure. The west half is the outer corridor with wooden columns leading to the sky, and the east half is closed. The large dining room, small dining room, meeting room, reception room and Wenxiu bedroom on the first floor will be restored; On the second floor, the ancestral hall was restored, and the study and dormitory of Puyi and Wanrong were restored. The interior decoration of the building is very exquisite. The main rooms are equipped with wall panels, closets, antique shelves, bookcases, etc. The decoration styles are carefully selected according to the research of Puyi research experts, so that tourists can experience the last century. The restored exhibits are mainly old furniture and ornaments from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China based on the original furnishings, which have the characteristics of the times at that time. The auxiliary display mainly includes artifacts related to Puyi and Jingyuan, as well as relevant text and photo materials, to show the whole process of Puyi's life and political activities in Tianjin.
Based on historical documents, picture materials and expert research, together with in-depth excavation of the site, the staff formed a restoration plan for the quiet garden courtyard. The main part of the courtyard is paved with stone nails, and courtyard plants are planted around it to make it elegant and quiet. In combination with the needs of modern functions, a parking lot was built in the front yard, and a pool fountain was restored in the center of the courtyard, making it the central landscape of the courtyard. At the south wall of the front yard, a landscape frame is designed at the parking space in combination with the functional needs and the needs of landscape visual beauty. The courtyard plants mainly retain the original plants and transplant more than 10 kinds of ornamental trees, shrubs and flowers.
The bungalow near the east was originally a reception room, kitchen, garage, etc. After the restoration, there are Aixin Jueluo Puyi Exhibition Hall, image reference room and duty room.