府中街

The street is full of green, the natural mood will relax, the pace will slow down, and some interesting things will be sold. Push one

It's a place worth visiting, but it's a little bit static, it's almost the same as when I brought friends many years ago. …

You can take a look around with Confucius Temple

You can enjoy the old streets in a few hundred times.

It's fun to have a lot of small shops. There is a cheap oden shop at the end

It is recommended that you go on a sunny day. If it is raining, the shop is almost closed.

It is a street in a small market, and the items inside are similar to other places.

This historic street includes several ancient lanes that extend along the two sides of Fuzhong Street. Therefore, including "Zhuzixing Street", "Yancai Lane" and "Wengzaijing Street", etc., under the concept of history, they are all within the scope of "Fuzhong Street". "Fuzhong Street" was founded in Kangxi in the Qing dynasty about 59 years ago. It was also called "Zhuzixing Street" because it used to gather businesses selling wooden pillars. In the early days of inconvenient transportation, the movement and exchange of many goods had to rely entirely on the movement and picking of manpower. The people who are engaged in this delivery of goods are called: pickers, and "Zhuzixing Street" is also called "Tsaizai Lane" because there are often pickers gathering here. In addition, "Salt Vegetable Alley" and "Wengzai Alley" can also look to the text. "Yangcai Lane" is of course named after the gathering of salt vegetable vendors; and "Wengzaijing Lane" around Lane 36, Lane 122, Kaishan Road today is due to an ancient well named "Wengzai" Named, this ancient well still exists. "Fuzhong Street", after the reconstruction of the old street in 1989, the camp was formed into a business district. Every holiday, sitting under the thorn trees on both sides to drink a cup of coffee or tea, became the biggest selling point. Because of the beauty of the thorn tree when it blooms, the reputation of "Xiatong Flower Alley" goes wrong.