Ciqikou is a large crossroads in Dongcheng District (old Chongwen District) of Beijing with a long history, which can be traced back to the Yuan Dynasty. Located in Chongwenmenwai Street, Liangguang Road (Guanganmen-Guangqumen).

Within the Second Ring Road, north of Cheng Nan, east of Chongwenmen, north of Hongqiao, west of Guangqumen, east of zhushikou, on Guangguang Road (Guanganmen-Guangqumen). To be exact, it is close to the East and South Second Ring Road and far away from the West and North Second Ring Road.

Metro Lines 5 and 7 (opened at the end of 20 14).

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There are many large shopping malls in the north, such as Puren Hospital, Souxiu City, Chongwenmen New World and Guorui City, which are all good places for shopping. There are Beijing Gymnasium, Hongqiao Shopping Mall, Tianya Jewelry City and Tiantan Park in the south.

At the north entrance of the street, two porcelain shops, "Jingdexuan" and "Boutique Pavilion", opened one after another, and their business was booming. During the period of Xuan Tong in Qing Dynasty, it was renamed as Porcelain Mouth.

Since then, dozens of porcelain shops have been opened, and there are many porcelain stalls on both sides of the street, which has become a veritable "porcelain street". Because "porcelain" and "magnetism" are interlinked, the new China was named Ciqikou Street after its establishment.