Nie Er Former Residence

20230204 Night: 1. The "Former Residence of Nie Er" is located in "Kunming Old Street", which is the oldest old neighborhood in Kunming. It is a gathering place for local officials and dignitaries in ancient times. Many buildings on the street are more than 900 years old and have a total length of 435 meters. You can enjoy the customs of Kunming Old Town while eating, drinking and having fun. The old street is connected to the "Nanping Pedestrian Street" on the south side. It is brightly lit and crowded at night. Many antique petty bourgeoisie photo spots are a must-go place in Kunming at night. ① Address: No. 3 Qianwang Street, Wenmiao Straight Street, Wuhua District, Kunming City. ② Transportation: The bus is direct, and the driving is not easy to stop. ③ peak season: No. 2. The former residence of Niel was built in Qingguangxu ten years, that is, 1884. In 1905, Niel's father came to Kunming from Yuxi to make a living, rented this house to open the clinic "Chengchuntang", the creator of the national anthem of China in 1912, Niel was born here, and moved away in 1920 because he could not pay the rent. The present site was rebuilt after moving 4 meters to the back of the street.

Near Kunming Old Street, passing by when shopping. A small two-story building is the place where the ears were born. The layout is very simple, but it is very good. It is free to visit. It is still worth seeing.

The former residence of Nie Er is located in the Rudao Street of Jingxing Flower and Bird Market in Kunming. The location is very superior. It is a two-story small building. Nie Er used to live and study here, and it has been listed as a cultural relics protection unit.

The former residence of Er is located in the official road in front of the Governor's Mansion of Yuanyungui, and now No. 73 and 74 on the street of Yandao. From Jingxing Street Flower and Bird Market, or from Guanghua Street and Confucian Temple Straight Street, you can see this two-story building, sitting east to west. The interior is now open to the public for free, and the walls are covered with stories of the life of the Niel, memorial photos, and cabinets containing the marks of many of the instruments he used, violins, flutes, etc. when he was young. It is one of the few places to trace the memory of Mr. Nie'er's footprints when he was young, and feel the chest of a generation of people's musicians.

It's a shame to know his short, glorious life, young and premature.