Zhang Residence (Zhang Xueliang Jiuju Chenlieguan)
This resurrected courtyard house south of the Gu Gong, originally known as Shuai Fu (the Commander's Palace), was the home of warlord Zhang Zuolin and his celebrated son, Marshal Zhang Xueliang. The residence provides a glimpse into the almost-imperial world inhabited by the powerful warlords who ruled parts of China after the Qing dynasty collapsed. A study in the Xiaoqing Lou, a small European-styled house next to the main courtyard complex, is where Zhang Zuolin died after Japanese assassins exploded a bomb under his private train in 1928.
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| Hours | 8:30am-5:10pm | |
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| Location | Corner of Chaoyang Lu and Nan Shuncheng Lu | |
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| Transportation | Walk west from Gu Gong; take a left on Zhengyang Jie | |
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| Phone | 024/2484-2454 | |
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| Prices | Admission ¥28 ($3.50) | |