Beijing East Road

Beijing East Road East from Zhongshan East Road, west to Tibet Middle Road. At first, this road is a dirt road to the Huangpu River. In 1849, a new road was built, and only a section of the road from the Bund to Henan Middle Road was built. Because the British Consulate was near the eastern end, it was originally called "Consulate Road", also known as "Back Road", and in 1945 it was renamed Beijing East Road. In the 1920s and 1930s, Beijing East Road (the Bund Zhongshan East Road to Henan Middle Road) was a financial plot of Chinese banks, with institutions gathering and enjoying the reputation of "China Financial Street". In the east section of Beijing East Road, there are successive Chinese banks in the buildings, which are gorgeous, elegant and solemn and harmonious, and the whole space gives people an open and inclusive extraordinary atmosphere, without any cramped. When the sun set and the lights were first on, these historic buildings on Beijing East Road showed extraordinary air.

No. 256, Beijing East Road is the Tang Nishi Gallery. The previous strict policy has been cancelled. Now there is no need for nucleic acid and no antigen. You can enter directly (so what is the previous operation for?) The current exhibition is called "City of Light and Shadow". This series is based on the background of Montmartre Historic District. The neighborhood is famous for its very lively art scene in Paris in the early 20th century. Although the daily life of the neighborhood is changing now, the place is still a legendary source of inspiration. The color is colorful and has a sense of shape, but I don’t know why, it feels a bit depressing.

Beijing East Road is the Bund - Henan Middle Road section, it is the old bank of the financial plot, at that time the Bund is the concentration of foreign banks, and Beijing East Road is the gathering place of Huashang Bank, known as "Huazi Financial Street". Compared with the famous Bund and the source of the Bund, the old buildings in the area of Beijing East Road seem to be a little unknown. In fact, Beijing East Road is one of the main roads of the Huangpu River opened by the British Concession at the beginning of Shanghai's Kailuan. It was originally called Consulate Road. Named for its British consulate in the east end, it was officially designated Beijing Road in 1865. The old buildings on East Beijing Road have a strong classical and neoclassical style, and their history as the headquarters of China's early famous domestic banks and trust companies is worth savoring.

Located in the center of Shanghai, the main commercial street is adjacent to the famous Nanjing East Road, with convenient transportation and direct subway access.

Shanghai, as the former Oriental magic capital, has architecture from all over the world. The familiar Bund is the best of it. For most tourists, the Bund's game is to start from People's Square, follow Nanjing East Road to the Bund, and then follow the Bund to the Waibaidu Bridge, and someone else may walk to the 16th shop. But in fact, several roads parallel to Nanjing Road also have unique characteristics, of which Beijing East Road is a good choice. Beijing East Road has a remarkable British characteristics, here is also close to the former British consulate, now Beijing East Road has become the first choice for many online merchants to take pictures, there will be many models with clothes, you may see a lot of advertising is completed here.