Blue House

The Blue House is a tenement building in Hong Kong. It is located on Stone Nullah Street, Wanchai, Hong Kong Island. It was built in 1920 and is now listed as a first-class historic building in Hong Kong. Among them, the three exterior walls of No. 72, No. 72A and No. 74 were painted blue, so they were called "Blue House"; and No. 74A was still privately owned until 2010, and has maintained a gray exterior wall. The Blue House was demolished in the 1920s and now a four-storey building with the "Hua Tuo Temple" underground. Huatuo Temple was replaced by the martial arts hall opened by Lin Zu, the nephew of Huang Feihong's apprentice Lin Shirong. In the 1960s, Lin Zu's martial arts hall was changed to the medical hall of his son, Lin Zhenxian. It is one of the few remaining tenement buildings with terrace buildings in Hong Kong. It will be turned into a tourist attraction. Now you come to the Blue House, in addition to the appearance of the building, the blue exterior wall, the wooden door of the old shop, and the high and steep wooden stairs that can make you feel the historical bits and pieces of this old house, you can also go to the Blue House Visit the "Wan Chai Folk Life Museum" on the first floor, and get a glimpse of the early life culture of Hong Kong through themed exhibitions and some life things collected from residents in the district.