1. Historical and cultural blocks 1. Stone pier historical and cultural blocks. The evidence of ancient Huaiyin's "south boat and north horse, thoroughfare of nine provinces" is the most prosperous street in Ming and Qing Dynasties, where three generations of emperors Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong of Qing Dynasty landed and swam. In 1996 and 1997, it was demolished during the "Chengde Road Phase I Project". 2. Huajie historical and cultural block. Since the opening of Jiangpu port in Qing Dynasty, it has been named silk flower for the imperial palace, with flourishing business and flourishing industries, which reached its peak in Ming and Qing Dynasties. In 1998, the second phase project of Chengde Road was demolished when the "New World of Confucian Temple" was built in 24. 3. Niuxing Street historical and cultural block. The neighborhood where the Hui people's churches gather is famous at home and abroad for its beef and sheep food. Pearl S. Buck, an American writer and Nobel Prize in Literature winner, has been praised as "an old street with the fragrance of beef and mutton". In 1998, it was demolished during the "Chengde Road Phase II Project". 4. Historical and cultural block of Dutianmiao. The most bustling place in Qingjiangpu since its opening to the outside world is called "Confucius Temple" in Huaiyin, which is famous for its temple fairs and prosperous commerce. Du Tian Miao Qian Street was demolished when Huaihai South Road was expanded in 1998. 5. Shili East-West Long Street Historical and Cultural Block. The rich Ming and Qing style residential buildings were demolished in the "old city reconstruction" in 24. 6. Tongqing Street Historical and Cultural Block. The rich Ming and Qing style residential buildings were demolished in the "old city reconstruction" in 23. 7. Qingjiang Pudong Street and West Street historical and cultural blocks. The rich Ming and Qing style residential buildings were demolished in the urban reconstruction in 22 and built into nondescript commercial and residential buildings. The two streets have lost the original style of historical and cultural blocks. 8. Lotus Pond Historical and Cultural Block. There are old streets in Ming and Qing Dynasties, such as Dishui Lane, which were demolished in 22 when the new "Lotus Pond Community" was built. 9. Hong Men Street Cultural Block. Huaiyin cigarette factory is the most prosperous street in the east, close to Qingjiang Pulou in Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was demolished in 22 when the "Lotus Pond Community" was built. Second, the former residence of cultural celebrities 1. The former residence of Chen Baichen. (Architecture in Qing Dynasty) Jincai Lane, East Street, Qingpu District, was born in East Street and lived for a long time. It was demolished in the second phase of the "Qinghua Community" project in 21. 2. Former residence of Xie Tieli and Xie Bingyan. Guanyuanfang in Qingpu District was demolished in 1998 when the "Huacheng Community" was built. 3. Li Yimang residence. (Architecture in Qing Dynasty) Anle Lane in Qingpu District was demolished in 1998 when the Huacheng Community was built. 4. Wang Yaoqing's former residence. (Building in Qing Dynasty) No.7, Huoxingmiao Street, Qingpu District, there are still three main houses facing south in Ming and Qing Dynasties, with a square courtyard of 255 square meters, and the sign of "Former Residence of Huai 'an Celebrities" is hung, which was demolished when the People's Primary School built the playground in 24. 5. Former residence of Wang Shuxiang. (Architecture in Qing Dynasty) No.24-6, Tingmenkou Lane, East Street, Qingpu District, with 55 rooms in the courtyard with the style of three entrances in Qing Dynasty, with the sign of "Former Residence of Huai 'an Celebrities" hanging, was demolished when the Jinjiang Garden was built in 22. 6. Moyu Lin's former residence (building in Qing Dynasty) No.2 Yuehe Street, Wenchang Pavilion, Qinghe District, where there are still three southern houses and courtyards, were demolished in 23 when the residential area was built. 7. Zuo Baogui Building (building in Qing Dynasty) was originally the official residence of Zuo Baogui, the general commander of Huaiyang Town in the late Qing Dynasty. On the west side of Shili Dongchang Street Mosque in Qinghe District, there are still three main rooms facing north and three east and west wings. Among them, Zuofurou is the most famous. It was demolished in 24 when the "Gourmet Street" was built. Third, religious buildings 1. Guanyin Temple. In the Ming Dynasty, in the east of Dazhakou in Qingpu District, there were still main buildings such as the main hall, which was occupied by the Zhakou police station in Qingpu District. It was demolished in 24 when the "New World of Confucian Temple" was built. Now rebuild. 2. Chen Pan Ergong Temple. In the courtyard of Guanghua Chemical Factory in Qingpu District (Ming Dynasty), there were two sacred sacred monuments in the years of Xuande and Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty. It was demolished in 23. 3. King Mars Temple. (Architecture in Qing Dynasty) There are two main halls and partial halls, which were originally on Zhongzhou Peninsula. In 23, the food festival was demolished during the "Old City Reconstruction". 4. No.6 Church in Jilong Lane, Christian Church of America. (Building in 1893) There is a two-story Western-style building in the former Laobakou Small College. Absalom Sydenstricker, a famous American priest, and Pearl Buck lived there. In 2, Laobakou Primary School was demolished when it expanded its playground. 5. No.14 Tongqing Street Church, Christian Church of America. A bungalow (1895) was demolished in 2. 6. Bell Tower of American Christian Church. (1895) Located in Tongqing Street and War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, it has been included in the scope of demolition as a city-wide alarm. 7. Puying Temple. In the courtyard of Huaiyin Cigarette Factory, there are three halls in front, middle and back. In 23, Huaiyin Cigarette Factory was demolished when it was building a new building during the technical transformation. Fourth, cultural architecture 1. Yuhuchun Hotel (building in Qing Dynasty) is on the east side of Dazhakou, a famous hotel in Qingjiangpu. It was demolished when a gourmet street was built in 22. 2. Xinbanzhai (building in Qing Dynasty), on the East Street, was renamed Shengli Hotel to commemorate the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, and then moved to the intersection of Luxi Street in Bo Gu. It was demolished in Jianhua City Community in 1998. 3. Wawajing (Tang Dynasty), the corner of the old Bakou kindergarten in Qinghe District, has been filled. 4. Yuelongchi. In the southwest of Ciyun Temple, Ming Wuzong's "southern tour" was at the drowning place of Qingjiangpu, which was called "Yuelongchi". In 1998, Chengde Road Phase II Project buried it. 5. The foundation of the East Gate (An Lan Gate) of Qingjiangpu Ancient City and the ancient city wall (about 2m high and 1m long) were demolished in the second phase of Chengde Road in 2. 6. Chen Pan Ergong Temple (built in Ming Dynasty) In the courtyard of Guanghua Chemical Factory in Qingpu District, Chen Xuan and Pan Jixun, water conservancy experts, were sacrificed. There are five original halls, and two sacred symbols in the years of Xuande and Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty were demolished in 21. 7. Qingjiang Gate. In 1998, the newly-built Chengde Road was inserted into the west side of Qingjiangpu Gate and in front of Ciyun Temple, which destroyed the original historical features and environmental atmosphere of the Gate. V. Revolutionary Memorial 1. Liberation Huaiyin Siege Command (1945) Dazhakou Huimin Hotel was demolished in 22 when a gourmet street was built. 2. The former site of Huazhong Bank (in 1945) was the location of Huazhong Bank, the former Jiangsu-Anhui Border Region Government. It was demolished in 23 when East Street was rebuilt. 3. Office building of the Sixth Committee of Jiangsu-Anhui Border Region. The former site of Jiangsu-Anhui border government was demolished at the end of 25 when it was rebuilt. 4. Dormitory building of the former site of Central Central China Branch. In the former Huai 'an Normal College. The "provincial cultural relics protection unit" was demolished in early 26. View the original post > >