清代成都城墙的西门位置偏北，让出城进城的人们深感不便。辛亥革命后的成都当局为了城内民众赶花会的方便，于1913年在去二仙庵的方向新开一道城门，以《左传·闵公二年》：“务财训农，通商惠工”之句命名为通惠门，俗称新西门，1958年与整个老城墙一道被拆除。

        Tonghui Gate

        In the Qing Dynasty, the west gate of the city wall of Chengdu was too far north that it was inconvenient for access of the civilians. After the Xinhai Revolution, Chengdu authority set up a new gate in the direction to Erxian Temple in 1913 for civilian’s convenience to appreciate the Flower Show. It was named Tonghui Gate after the “road for merchants, workers and farmers to make wealth” in Zuo's Commentary - The Second Year of Mingong. It was known as the West Gate and was demolished together with the old city wall in 1958.