1. Town God Temple: In the Town God Temple Community, the specific location is in the north of Town God Temple Street, the east of Beimen Street and the west of Cangxiang Lane, and the old site still exists. Zheng Banqiao was rebuilt, engraved with the inscription "Rebuilding the Town God Temple", which was praised as a treasure. There was once a theater building, and Zheng Banqiao's book was hung on the theater building. Wenyi Kangle, don't boast that future generations are obscene. " In fact, there is a city god temple in every place of governance, and the "city god" is the moat, but the people interpret it as a god who protects the safety of the state and county pools, and set up a city god temple for the world to sacrifice. The statue of the Town God Temple in Weifang is the most amazing. There is an organ in the statue of Lord Town God in the back hall. As long as he pats his knee, Lord Town God will stand up. During the years of the Republic of China, the statue was destroyed. After Zheng Banqiao presided over the restoration of the Town God Temple in 1752, he set up the Three Wonders Monument "The Inscription of the Newly Built Town God Temple" (existing in Weifang Museum). I have been to the Ten Thousand Gardens to see this monument, which is a top-class cultural relic, but it has been covered with black ink. I think it is the reason why I often make rubbings.
2. Jiuqu Lane: East of Yaxing Bridge in Weifang, north of Dongfeng Street. Originally, all of this area can be called Beixia River, which is near Sunshine Bund. It is said that if outsiders enter, they can't get out even if they turn around for a long time. It is really an excellent Gu Xiang. In addition, there is now a zigzag lane south from Yushi Street, but it is already the original branch.
3. Champion Hutong: In today's Aiguo Road East, simulating the south, Dangjiawan Community West, and Liushuxingzi North, it was originally called Xin Alley, which was in the east-west direction. In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, it was this short alley with a length of only 1 meters and a width of only 3 meters. There were two champions, Cao Hongxun and Shoupeng Wang. Cao Hongxun's high school has also broken the embarrassment that Weixian County has not been the top scholar since ancient times. You know, from the beginning of Sui Dynasty to the end of the Republic of China, there were only 7 top scholars (excluding the top scholar Wu) in China for one thousand years, while the small Weixian County has two in the same alley in thirty years, which is unique in the history and geography of China. Later, during the Cultural Revolution, someone dug up a treasure, porcelain, antiques and other things here.
4. Dashikou: At the intersection of Xiangyang Road and Dongfeng Street today, it is only 1 meters away from the former site of Weifang County Government. The most prosperous market in Guwei County is located, with many shops and a prosperous scene. Once, Zhang San steamed buns were gathered, and pockmarked meat was on fire, and so on. Hehe, in the current words, it is CBD. In addition, Dashikou is also the highest altitude in Weifang City (we are talking about Weixian City at that time, and now the highest altitude in Weifang City is near Maliangzongzi, Cangnan Street).
5. Small cross: south of the big cross, near the intersection of Chief Secretary Street and Xiangyang Road. 6. Ten Thousand Gardens: It is the best preserved ancient house garden today, in the middle section of Hujiapaifang Street today. There is no need to elaborate on its introduction. Lu Dongming Pearl, the first private garden in Jiangbei.
7. Guo Zhai Street: Guo Zhai Street is actually a general statement. The Guo family is a powerful family in Weixian County, in which Guo Yunting was a review of the Imperial Academy granted by Qianlong for 55 years, Guo Yilu was a magistrate in Raozhou, and Guo Shangyou was a minister of the household department. Now Guo Zhai Street is somewhat deviated. The original Guo Zhai Street is directly opposite to Chief Secretary Street, and it used to be four families in Weixian County (Ding, Guo and Chen) Now that the ancient houses are gone, Guo Zhai Street has changed into a snack street.
8. Tianzhai Street: The intersection of Dashikou goes south, and now the section from Dongfeng Street of Xiangyang Road to the court is called "Nanmen Street" further south. At that time, Tianshi was very rich, and he built many big houses along this road. Therefore, the common people called this road Tianzhai Street. At that time, Ziyue Garden, which was smaller than Hehe Village in the south, was also owned by their family.
9. Hujiapaifang Street: Everyone who knows that the meat in Chenghuang Temple is on fire knows this street, and so do those who have been to Shijiuyuan. There is only one street named after Shifang in Weifang. In fact, there are more than 2 archways in Weixian County, which are beautiful in shape and have different shapes. However, there are no preserved archways. Most of these things were demolished in 1928, so we can't see their majestic appearance. But we must not be influenced by the programs on TV and think that there is a chaste and heroic woman in the Hu family in Weixian County. No, the Hu family in Weixian County is still famous, although it is not one of the four big families: the place where the Hu family lives belongs to dongbei town, and there is a man named Hu Lian who lives here. Hu Lian is a foreign minister of Shanxi Clean Officials Department of Fengzhi doctor in Ming Dynasty, and his son is Hu Bangzuo, the owner of the early Ten Thousand Gardens. Hu Bangzuo is a doctor of punishments, and Hu Lian's grandson is Hu Shaodi, the magistrate of North Zhili, Hu Lian. This Hu Family IV was an official for a long time, and his political achievements were very famous. Therefore, in the 37th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (AD 169), the memorial archway of the "Four Worlds Square" was erected at the east end of the street where Hu lived, so this street was called "Hu Family Memorial Archway Street". Imagine being able to be an official for four consecutive generations at that time. I'm afraid there are not many in China's political history!
1. Yangjia Paifang Street: in Dongguan, north-south direction, located in the north of Kuiwenmen Street, south of Lujia Old Sophora japonica and east of Anqiu Lane. There was a memorial arch named Yang in the street at that time.
11. Attachment: A brief list of the archways in the city: According to the draft of Wei County Records, from the east, we entered Chaoyang Gate in the city and walked to Ying 'en Gate in the west, one * * * two Li away, which were: Bu Tian Qufang, Longzhang Chongxi Square, Mingfeng Square, Dujian Square, Brothers Tongdeng Square, Tianyuan Zhangjian Square, Jiexiao Square and Huangmen World.
12. Furong Street: This street existed in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, there was a Liu family temple on this street, and a hibiscus tree was planted in it, which was loved by everyone, hence the name.
13. Luojiaxiang: Furong Street did not lead to Dongfeng Street at that time, but to Chief Secretary Street. The section of Furong Street from Chief Secretary Street to Dongfeng Street was originally called Luojiaxiang.
14. Eight Immortals Lane: Its location is only three meters wide in this alley, which is very narrow. In order to describe its fineness, people call it Maxian Lane, and later it is homophonic and evolved into the Eight Immortals Lane. There are no eight immortals here.
15. Sihetou: The place name Sihetou Street is also very interesting. Originally, it was a road from Nanma Road to Taiping Street, but it was a dead end. The people called it "dead gourd head" and later found it indecent, so they took a similar sound "Sihetou". Look, in this way, it's much more gentle. It's south of Taiping Street, east-west.
16. Renhe Street: It means tolerance and harmony among neighbors, not "benevolence". It is located in the west of Furong Street, which is an east-west alley, south of Taiping Street and slightly north of Shuixiang. This street is very short, about eighty or ninety meters long. To the west is Sihetou Street.
17. Songjiamen Building: the south end of Furong Street, to the east, is basically located near the present Weifang Stomatological Hospital at the south gate, east-west. During the Ming Dynasty, there was a Songjiamen building on the street.
18. Chief Secretary Street: East of Weifang No.3 Middle School, east-west of Xiangyang Road. In the past, the administrative division was established by the provincial system in the Yuan Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, the provincial system in the Yuan Dynasty was followed. Later, the provincial system was changed to "the Secretary for Undertaking and Publicizing", so Shandong Province at that time was called "the Secretary for Publicizing and Publicizing", but the people still called it Shandong Province. Guo Xiong Fei, a provincial official in Zhili, once lived in the Ten Thousand Gardens (before Ding Shanbao bought it). In the Ming Dynasty, when Jinan's Department of Public Administration and History came to Weixian to inspect official business, Weixian officials set his administrative office here.
19. Haidaosi Street: "Haidaosi" is also an official name. It was established in the thirty-ninth year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty to lift the maritime ban at that time and strengthen foreign trade. At that time, the Haidao Division was located here. In the west of today's Starlight International and Oceanwide Mansion, and east of Wanji Mansion, there used to be the Sanxian Temple, which enshrined three magistrate of a county who had rendered meritorious service to Weixian, namely Zhou Lianggong (who had rendered meritorious service in guarding the city), Lai Guangbiao and Zheng Xie (that is, Zheng Banqiao), so it was called Sanxian Temple. Later, another one was added, called Lin Shijun. At first, it was only dedicated to Zhou Lianggong, so it was called the Duke of Zhou Temple. A street used to be a small restaurant in Weifang, but now due to the influence of construction, Haidao Division has gone to half of it, and now there is a quadrangle in the Republic of China, which is no longer the same.
2. Lijia Street: It is both a village name and a street name. The street runs north and south. It goes north from the Jialejia warehouse door in siping road and goes all the way to Fushou Street. Now there is a morning market, and most of them are activities such as shopping and sundries by nearby residents.
21. Xima Road in Dongguan: Many people know it. The curved stone arch has almost become the image endorsement of Weifang, and there is an elm tree on it. Recently, I heard that it is really a good thing to rebuild the green tile pavilion on this arch. Xima Road is just in front of the pavilion, along the north-south line of the city wall, which was the road to tour the city by horse at that time.
22. Sanyuan Pavilion: located at the west end of Yudian Street in Dongguan, Kuiwen District, also known as "Green Tile Pavilion" and "Yudian Pavilion", that is, Guanhou Temple. It was built in the 31st year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty, with a history of more than 4 years. Our city was listed as a key cultural relics protection unit in 2.
23. Mushi Street: There is one in the middle of Nanmen Nanyuan Community, near Nanmen Vegetable Market. In fact, there are two Mushi Streets, called Mushi Shangjie and Mushi Xiajie, which are located in the west bank of Bailang River, in Huaixiang Community, namely Fushou Street, behind the Han cuisine. North-south trend.
24. Yaohuoshi Street: It is just south from Mushixia Street, north-south direction, near Heping Road. A place where kiln products are sold.
25. Tanshi Street: It is in the southwest of Yaohuoshi Street, east-west and very short.
26. Lao Lvshi Street: From Bailanghe Bridge in Fushou Street to the west, it starts from the current Grain Bureau Building and goes north to Bei Gong Street, mostly in Huaixiang Community, north-south direction.
27. Mishi Street: East of Yaxing Bridge, east of Bailang River, in front of the library, running north and south. The place where rice was traded in Dongguan has now become a bar street. Note: At that time, ordinary people ate millet, not rice, which means that the millet market was here at that time.
28. Fish Market Street: In Lijiajie Village, Beixiahe River, it runs east and west. It used to be a fish market in Dongguan, that is, Yudian Pavilion, where many residents named Tan in Laowei County lived. Call it "Fish Shop Tan".
29. Water Alley: It is located in the south of Xiangyang Road, the old business school, and the east of Furong Community. It runs east-west, so it is named because the rain diverted to the west at that time.
3. Needle Alley: It is in the east of Telecom Building, opposite Yinhai Henderson, and on the west side of Harley, running north and south. In fact, it was an east-west alley at that time, and it was very narrow when you heard it. It is still famous for its harmony and music in Weifang. In fact, the origin of the place name of Needle Alley is not the rough and narrow shape described, but there were several needle-making workshops in this alley in the Qing Dynasty.
31. Tofu Lane: It is 5 meters south from the old pagoda tree in Taihua, which is east-west. However, the street name has nothing to do with the shape, but there was a tofu workshop here in the Qing Dynasty.