Chuanshalao Street

Walking on Zhongshi Street in Chuansha Old Street, Shanghai, there is a low-key building with a nameplate hanging at the narrow gate, indicating that this is Wang Wenkui's old house, which is the cultural relics protection point of Pudong New Area. Wang Wenkui (1916 ～ 1994) is a native of Chuansha Town, the Republic of China 35 years of operation of Gansen Shengnan goods store, after 1949, he was a member of the Sichuan Shaxian Federation of Industry and Commerce, and was a representative of the successive National People's Congress of Chuansha County, deputy director of the Standing Committee of the Seventh and Eighth National People's Congress, and the first to fourth members of the county CPPCC. Member of the CPPCC Friends. It is a famous business person in Chuansha Town. Entering carefully from the gate, a strong sense of historical vicissitudes came to my face. The house seemed to be empty. Probably the government would re-renovate it.

From the entrance of Nanshi Street in Chuansha Old Street, slowly walk along the narrow streets, a picture of the street with Jiangnan characteristics is reflected. There are various shops on the old street, but no other old street in the ancient town is as crowded as the shouts of small vendors. Many shops hang red lanterns in front of the door, in the old window frames against the back, it seems to imply that people expect business to be booming. Walking in the quiet old street, there is always a kind of illusion like the world, the traces of history and the life of the city in the ancient town perfectly blend, and the casual turn seems to enter the story of the old time. Most of the shops on the street are open, the light inside is a bit dim, it seems to still leave the original natural state, the old street "low-key" and Shanghai Shiliyangchang lively contrast.

Chuansha Old Street is similar to other ancient towns in Shanghai, but there are not many tourists on the street, and they are basically local residents, so the whole street looks very quiet and peaceful. Along the street are mostly two-story buildings with masonry and wooden structures, although they have been renovated as old as the old, but they have basically maintained the original state of the Republic of China. Outside the street shops are very casually placed with various furniture. Walking on the old street, it feels relaxed and comfortable. The road is paved with bluestones. The road is very clean. The roadside is occasionally decorated with flowers and trees, which is pleasing to the eye.

Chuansha Old Street, located in the eastern area of Chuansha Old Town (Chuansha Moat), consists of Nanshi Street, Zhongshi Street, Beishi Street and Xishi Street, which is well-preserved and old. Nanshi Street, the South Street, because of the internal history of the ancient town of Chuansha, has become the most lively street in the old street, and most tourists start the old street stroll. The Workers and Peasants Hotel in the north section of Nanshi Street has a long history. The hotel was built in 1905, first named "Dadeli", and later renamed "Wanxing Hall". In 1956, the public-private joint venture became a state-owned industrial and agricultural hotel. The eaves of the hotel still retain the slogan of the special era, the yellow wall, the red color font, especially eye-catching. Zhongshi Street is the core area of Chuansha Old Street. Until the 1980s, it was the most prosperous commercial street in Chuansha City. There was a talk of "less than Zhongshi Street, not Chuansha" in the local area. During the stroll, the quaint stone roads stretched and stretched, and the shops facing the street were in one after another. The red lanterns and antique window and door frames are interesting, telling the vicissitudes of history. At the intersection of Nanshi Street and Zhongshi Street, a blue stone archway-Qin Award Wugongfang stands tall, with "Qinqiu" and "Yuqiu Gong Gift" engraved on both sides of the armpit. In the end of the Ming Wan calendar, the court was built for Qiao Yu, a hero of the Sichuan sand anti-suppression who has been successful in digging rivers and building cities, and was rebuilt in 2013.

After the epidemic, Chuansha Old Street appeared to be particularly depressed, and there were very few tourists. It was the New Year. Most of the stores had been locked. Only a few food stalls opened. There was no lively scene in the past. . .