Zhushikou, meaning ‘Pearl Market entrance’, used to be a Ming dynasty pig market. When it closed during the Qing dynasty, the name changed, but the pronunciation didn’t, as pigs and pearls are homonyms! The pig market was replaced with a number of theatres.
The mural "Prosperous Scenery" in the entry hall of Line 7 divides the picture up using abstract decorative lines, showing off the prosperity of the area.
The "Old City Story" in the transfer corridor of the southern section of Line 7 to Line 8 provides a glimpse of the southern alleys and courtyards.
Here's the calligraphy displayed in the platform areas...
A fretwork ceiling design covers the lighting...
and the tops of the columns are lined by panels with this design...
Wanzi
Daguanying
Guanganmennei
Caishikou
Hufangqiao
Zhushikou
Qiaowan
Ciqikou
Guangqumennei
Guangqumenwai
Jiulongshan
Dajiaoting
Baiziwan
Huagong
Nanlouzizhuang
Happy Valley scenic area
Shuanghe
Jiaohuachang
Wansheng Xi
Wanshengdong
Qunfang
Universal Resort