Fangliao Old Street

快感覺沒老街味道

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There's really nothing to shop around...

Hidden in the declining old street in a residential area

The old street was built in the last year of Daoguang. It was the earliest and only street in Fortune, covering the area of ​​Miaomei Street, Jingxin Street and Nanshan Road. However, if it is strictly speaking, it is limited to this farmer's association. Between the city office and the street, the north is no more than Yonghe Road and the US Palace. The name of the street is mainly due to the gathering of the woodworkers. However, in the battles of the Xianfeng years, they were once set on fire and burned, reflecting the tragic situation of the year. To make matters worse, Banqiao was later revitalized under the construction of the Lin family, replacing the status of the street, and the status was not as good as before. It has been difficult to revitalize. At present, there is only the former section of Laojiao Street, that is, the part south of the Peifu Palace. It is the former Guzhen Street, which is turned to the north of the Zhonghe Road in front of the temple. In addition, in Miaomei Street, it was originally an old street. In the past, it was mostly a two-storey shop-style old building. Nowadays, most of them are converted into modern apartments. There are only some old shop houses left, but there are quite a lot of shops for funeral supplies in this street. Form a funeral professional street. Qijie Street and Miaomei Street were formed during the Daoguang Period. There are still more than 100 years of history. After the existing street houses have been through the Japanese government, they have been rebuilt several times since the restoration. The ancient features do not exist, but they still play the role and function of the old market. In particular, the Puyi gift shop in Miaomei Street seems to lead everyone from ancient times to the present, from birth to death, and describes the vicissitudes of the old street. It is not named, let’s call it "Old Street Life"!