Former French Catholic Institution Review

Nine of the modern East Wall Street tour: Shoushantang Tianjin Shoushantang is a Catholic church in Tianjin, located in the Consulate of the French Concession in Tianjin, now Chengde Road in the Heping District. The first church was founded in 1919 as the Catholic Church of St. Vizeng Jue in Paris, France, the institution that was established by the then North China Mission in northern China to manage church property. It mainly operates real estate, and supports the requirements of Beijing Diocese, Tianjin Diocese, Baoding Diocese, Zhengding Diocese and Beijing Wensheng Abbey with the rent and profits earned from the operation. Tianjin Shoushantang has a large number of real estate in Tianjin, for the strong real estate company of Tianjin at that time. Tianjin Shoushantang is a brick and wood mixed structure two-story building with a semi-basement. The architectural design is symmetrical, the entrance is located in the middle of the building, the two wings of the facade are symmetrical, and the middle is prominent. The exterior is a clear water wall between blue and red bricks, brick arch window through the beam, brick flower decoration and brick support column under the window, the corner is decorated with Luohan leg wall columns, etc., the top is a multi-slope roof, is a stable style French building. The current situation of the building is good.