Lu Xun's very own writing desk. For some reason, his little abode here was called "the tiger's tail" by his friends.
Lu Xun's very own writing desk. For some reason, his little abode here was called "the tiger's tail" by his friends.
Baitasi is often draped in Tibetan prayer flags.
Was this once a church? Note the three scrubbed-out characters over what used to be the door...
The old Xizhimen Church, sadly, lies well outside of the historical preservation area.
The brand-new "old hutong neighborhood". This is north of Baitasi, just at the edge of the preservation area.
Lu Xun's very own writing desk. For some reason, his little abode here was called "the tiger's tail" by his friends.