Some people know that Xiaoxitian archway in Jishuitan, Haidian District, Beijing is named Xiaoxitian because of what it is. It's really used to cremate the remains.

Xiaoxitian generally refers to the west side of Xinjiekou Outer Street and the intersection with Xinde Street. Between jishuitan and the iron lion grave. Xiaoxitian archway was built in 1989. It has been repainted. Because there is a small temple in the courtyard of Northwest Beijing Normal University, the entrance of the temple is engraved with "Little Western Heaven", and the surrounding land is generally called Little Western Heaven. The temple has now been demolished.

This place used to be open (whether it is really a place for cremation needs to be studied ...).

Note: Xiaoxitian is a level of Buddhist temples. The temple dedicated to Buddha is generally called Daxitian, and the temple dedicated to Tathagata is generally called Xiaoxitian.