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Mosts among the Streets and Alleys in Beijing

TOP 1The longest streets: Chang’an jie

In the year 1420, the Ming Yongle Emperor Zhu Di moved the capital to Beijing. At that time, the gate to the Imperial City was named Chengtianmen, in front of which there were two gates on its left and right sides, called the Left Chang’anmen and Right Chang’anmen respectively. The long street between the two gates was the earliest Chang’an Jie.
TOP 2The longest alley: East and West Jiaomin Xiang (Al

The alley covers a distance from the Chongwenmenwai Street in the east to theXinhua Street in the neighborhood of Hepingmen in the west.
TOP 3The shortest street: Yichi Dajie (One –foot Stree

It is the shortest street in Beijing with a total length of merely more than ten metres. Now it has been part of the Yangmeizhu Xiejie.
TOP 4The narrowest alley: Gaoxiao Alley

The narrowest spot in the alley measures only a little more than sixty centimeters wide.
TOP 5The alley with the most turns: Jiudaowan Alley

Jiudaowan Alley located in Beixinqiao in Dongcheng District has more than twenty turns in it.
TOP 6The longest oblique street

The longest oblique street in Beijing consists of three parts: Zhaodenyu Road, Taipingqiao Street and Tonglinge Road.