Guozijian, Imperial academy in China
The Guozijian in Beijing is an ancient imperial academy that served as the highest institute of learning in China's traditional educational system.
Established during the Yuan dynasty in 1306, it represents China's commitment to education throughout history.
Guozijian was a symbol of Confucian values and housed the esteemed imperial examinations.
Located in the Andingmen Subdistrict, the institution is easily accessible for visitors interested in Chinese history.
This historic site consists of classical Chinese architecture unique to the country's scholarly traditions.
Location: Andingmen Subdistrict
Inception: 1306
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