Many people have heard of the old streets in Shenzhen, but they don’t know that there is also an old street in Liaoning - Liaohe Old Street. In the west district of Yingkou City, it is a historical district located in the west section of Liaohe Street. It is also the birthplace of Yingkou with a population

A bustling market with dense crowds of merchants and numerous shops.

A number of ancient and modern temples, residential buildings, offices and commercial buildings are still preserved along the street. It is the block with the most historical and cultural sights, and it is even more lively in the summer.

There are still courtyard-style buildings and buildings with high parapets existing in Liaohe Old Street, which are precious relics of this historical district.

This is not my first time here, but I feel new every time. Unexpectedly, some ancient buildings have been renovated and opened, allowing visitors to have a closer look at the internal structure of the building and gain a deeper understanding of the cultural heritage.

After talking about architecture, the most important thing is snacks!

When I arrived around four o'clock, some businesses were already open. Around 5:30, there were already long queues for Roujiamo and Guobaorou. Unfortunately, the queue for Roujiamo was too long!

So I didn’t have the patience to queue, but I got everything else I needed to eat!

Fat little pig's trotters, chicken wings with rice, Gouyan chicken steak, Harbin pot pork, all of them were eaten!

Internet celebrity bayberry juice is super delicious. After eating, I went to Yihe Building to listen to cross talk. It started from 7 o'clock to 9:30. I ordered a pot of tea and a plate of melon seeds. The cross talk was very good and I was very happy to listen to it. Next time

You can go to his house and have a listen.

Liaohe Old Street is a beautiful old street that has been buried. Although it is a night market, even if you don't eat snacks, you will still feel that the trip is worthwhile. The geographical advantage of this street being backed by a ferry made Yingkou's port trade first arise here.

As the first trading port in Northeast China open to the outside world, it became the most prosperous commercial and financial center in Northeast China in modern times.

Moreover, the modern buildings that have existed for more than a hundred years on both sides of the old street enjoy the reputation of "Modern Architecture Museum".

This old street is a little different from other old streets in that it is far away from the city center and looks a bit like a smaller version of Beijing’s Qianmen. The architecture has a combination of Chinese and Russian styles.

The imprint of the century-old port city is here, and every old building is worth taking pictures of!

It’s especially interesting to go there in the summer. There are more people and more excitement when you go at night. In addition to the children’s entertainment area, various delicacies, seafood, and barbecue snacks, you can buy a large bowl of tea for 2 yuan and listen to storytelling, which is very interesting.

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An old street that takes ten minutes from beginning to end. It is the only commercial street in Yingkou. It is an old street that has witnessed the vicissitudes of Yingkou's opening as a port for hundreds of years. The well-preserved old buildings and time-honored brands quietly tell the story of history. Today, there are many

There are various bars and snacks from all over the world, making the sense of history and modern petty bourgeoisie blend here.

There are also multi-person bicycles that can be rented on the street, and the price is quite cost-effective. Children like the children's trampoline in Nantou very much!

The prices are very cheap and suitable for bringing children!

The old street is open all day long. There are many small shops on the street, and there are many stalls selling food and drink. There are relatively few people when you usually go there. It is considered a niche place to visit. In such a city, such an attraction is still very good.

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Most of Yingkou's century-old history and culture are preserved in this street. Individual buildings have descriptions, but the overall description of the old street is not seen, which is a fly in the ointment.

Next to the Liaohe River, not far from the old street is the Second Pier. There are two fish markets to the south of the pier, one is open all day long, and the other is for people who go fishing in the evening and come back to sell fish.

This is a place with a lot of history. It’s a good place to take a stroll when you have nothing to do!

If you have seen enough of the sea, come here to have a look!

Maybe the atmosphere of the old street belongs to your heartstrings!

From being unknown at the beginning to becoming increasingly prosperous now, the old street is constantly developing, but as it becomes increasingly commercialized, it may lose its original charm.

Liaohe Old Street, like Tianjin's Five Avenues, Italian Style District, Weifang Fangci Town, etc., has a history of humiliation. China was once opened by foreign powers with guns and guns, and became a semi-feudal and semi-colonial society. Today,

We must cherish today's happy life, love our motherland, build our motherland wholeheartedly, and make the country extremely powerful.

Have you heard of Liaohe Old Street?

The appearance of an old street and the essence of a food street are adjacent to the Liaohe River on the right and close to Panjin. The buildings are all from the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It used to be the most prosperous street in Yingkou. In the late 1980s, it became the most dilapidated old street. However, that

It's all about history.

The old street is very quaint, a quiet and comfortable place, and the simple layout makes people relax.

There is a snack night market in the evening!

You can visit ancient buildings and old businesses during the day!

If you go there in winter, there will be almost no people. Summer and autumn are both suitable.