Built in a perfect mixture of Islamic and Chinese architecture styles with seating for 1,000 worshipers and the ”’Muslim Street”’ district around it. It is famous as the very first mosque ever to be built in China. It can be quite difficult to find through the winding back streets but is very well known to locals. Only Muslims are permitted entry to the actual mosque and whilst there is a courtyard, there a currently (Feb 2015) repairs underway which means much of what you would see is not open. Ladies are asked to cover up with a scarf according to Muslim tradition.