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Visit centuries-old Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing

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A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN
A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing is a blend of western Gothic and traditional Chinese imperial garden architectural styles. /CGTN
Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing is a blend of western Gothic and traditional Chinese imperial garden architectural styles. /CGTN

Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing is a blend of western Gothic and traditional Chinese imperial garden architectural styles. /CGTN

A Chinese-style stele pavilion stands beside the Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN
A Chinese-style stele pavilion stands beside the Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

A Chinese-style stele pavilion stands beside the Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN
A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN
A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN
A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN
A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

A view of Xishiku Catholic Church in Beijing. /CGTN

Located near the Forbidden City in Beijing's Xicheng District, Xishiku Catholic Church was first built by French Jesuits in 1703 during the reign of the Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). Its architecture blends both western Gothic and traditional Chinese imperial garden styles, attracting young couples to choose the church for weddings and bridal shoots. 

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