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Luzhou Old Street is located in the old street of Luzhou City. The small streets and lanes of Luzhou Old Town are another great place to remember history and experience folk customs. You can browse the well-preserved "flower play building" in the north of the city and the money village of Nanjing Lane, and then walk along the alleys. In fact, it is particularly interesting to listen to the names of those streets: "fupu city", "huazi street", "dry fish market", "zhu goods street", "dappling alley".

Zhangzhou Old Street is flourishing in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and is Xingwohe. Beiguan Commercial District, there are hundreds of streets and alleys, commonly known as "36 Streets, 72 Ancient Alleys". The biggest feature of Zhangzhou Commercial Street is that there is a professional market for one thing, one street and one city, and there are many businessmen and clubs. "Zhangzhou Zhi" records: "Department stores come to Yuliang, thousands of walls to lose to Huaisi, luxury business giant Jia, than house, high-rise boat, even squatting and collection", Zhangzhou is also known as "small Nanjing".

Basically, they are all unearthed near the old street, all very luxurious things. It must be the nobles. I am not talking about the kind of local gentry, but the family that has already entered the upper floor.

No money in the scenic spot, the old district. I never expected that the store along the street in a scenic spot on the third day of the New Year was basically not open. There is a beef patties that are very delicious,

The alleys of the old town of Zhangzhou are another great place for you to remember history and experience folk customs. You can browse the well-preserved "Huaxilou" and Nanjing Lane Qianzhuang area first, and then walk along the small streets and alleys. In fact, it is particularly interesting to listen to the names of those streets and alleys: "Fupu City", "Huazi Street", "Dry Fish Market", "Bamboo Goods Street", "Datong Lane". I think you might find a corresponding one in your browsing. Looking at the shopkeepers who bow their heads and are engrossed in bamboo goods, the elderly who drink tea and chat at the door, and the vendors who push bicycles along the street and sell loose wine, you will find it all so natural and kind. Some of the pieces in your mind may have gathered into a complete picture, and the shutter of your camera should have ringed a few times.