Hello, I will answer for you about the specific location of Guanqian Street in Suzhou. I believe many friends don’t know the introduction of Guanqian Street in Suzhou. Now let’s take a look! 1. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, traffic in Suzhou...

Hello, I will answer for everyone about the specific location of Guanqian Street in Suzhou. I believe there are many small companies who have an introduction to Guanqian Street in Suzhou. My friends don’t know yet, let’s take a look now!

1. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, the transportation in Sucheng was mainly sedan chairs and donkeys and horses. In front of Guanqian West, in front of Guandi Temple at Changkou Chayuan, inside the east foot gate of Xuanmiao Guan, and at Qingfeng Mingyuelou Tea House on Lanhua Street. Donkeys and horses are available for rent opposite.

2. When someone calls for help, the donkey driver holds his whip and runs behind the donkey, shouting to clear the way. In addition to the jingling sound of the bell hanging under the donkey's neck, the bearer "leans on both sides" when the two shoulders of the sedan meet. The shouts merged into a unique symphony on Guanqian Street.

3. After the "Oriental cart (ie rickshaw)" shaped like a recliner was introduced from Shanghai to Suzhou, sedan chairs, donkeys and horses were gradually eliminated.

4. However, there are restrictions on rickshaws entering Guanqian. Firstly, the street is narrow due to crowds of people, and secondly, there is a "Mengjiang Hall" built on the Guandong Jufang Bridge. Pedestrians pass under it and cars cannot pass. Therefore, rickshaws are prohibited from the Guanzhou East Jufang Bridge to Guanxi Northwest Cangqiaokou.

5. One of the moving things about Guanqian is that the dense number of famous shops on both sides of the street have adapted to people's shopping needs earlier.

6. Many of these shops have a history of more than a hundred years. Just hearing their name is enough to associate them with their specialties and characteristics.

7. Starting from the Jufang Bridge in Guandong, the first thing that catches the eye is Lu Gaojian Butcher Shop, which was founded in the second year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1663).

8. The "Lu Gao Jian Hoof" operated by it is the most famous. It uses "Lake pig" from the Taihu Basin. The skin is thin and the meat is tender, easy to rot when cooked, and the meat tastes fragrant and glutinous.

9. In addition, the honey sauce duck carefully cooked using Suzhou's big, fat and tender Loumen duck is also well-known in Suzhou City.

10. A few houses away from it, there is a water-milled square brick wall with a height of more than 6 meters, with a row of five bays. It looks quaint and spectacular among the buildings in front of the temple. There are brick carvings and gilding on the lintel of the Shiku door. The two big characters "Hengfu" are the famous gold shop Hengfu Silver Building.

11. This silver shop was founded in the eighth year of Daoguang reign (1828). It sells all kinds of gold and silver jewelry and ornaments, including statues of longevity stars, eight immortals and other figures, with various colors and strange and attractive lights.

12. Because its gold source comes from Shanghai HSBC Bank, its quality is high, and its workmanship is exquisite, it is famous all over the world.

13. There is a Sheng Chunyang Ham shop at the entrance of Zhusi Lane. It was originally called Juchengxiang Leg Store and was founded in the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty.

14. It purchased ham from Jinhua, Dongyang, Yiwu, Rugao and other places. It was strict in purchasing, made small profits but quick turnover, and gradually became a giant in Suzhou's cured cured industry.

15. Next door to Sheng Chunyang is Caizhizhai Candy Shop.

16. In the ninth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1870), Mr. Jin Yinzhi, a native of Henan, set up a stove to boil sugar at the entrance of Zhusi Lane and sold rice dumplings for a penny or two.

17. In the 10th year of Guangxu (1884), Jin Yinzhi rented the front of the Caizhizhai antique store opposite, and opened a candy shop with the help of his son, selling homemade Suzhou-style candies, roasted seeds and nuts, and candied fruits, and the business was booming .

18. Since there is no store name, customers still call it Cai Zhi Zhai. Jin followed suit and officially hung up this gold-lettered signboard.

19. Located at the east gate of Xuanmiao Temple, Huang Tianyuan Cake Ball Shop has always been famous for its products that are delicate, glutinous, soft, sweet and plump.

20. The jujube and yam cake mentioned in Chapter 11 of "Dream of Red Mansions" is one of its famous dishes.

21. The shop was founded in the first year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty (1821). Due to its attention to formula, materials and craftsmanship, its various cakes have unique flavors and are famous both at home and abroad.

22. Songhelou is the time-honored restaurant with the highest reputation among the Subang restaurants in Suzhou. It was founded in the second year of Qianlong (1737).

23. It was originally a noodle shop, famous for its braised duck noodles and strong chicken noodles.

24. When operating Subang cuisine in the late Qing Dynasty, famous chefs were invited to pay attention to the selection of ingredients, knife skills and heat, and give full play to the characteristics of stewing, braising, roasting and simmering, so that each dish has a unique color, aroma and taste. , good shape.

25. Its dishes such as squirrel mandarin fish, clear jade (shrimp), original shark fin, steamed pork with lotus leaf powder, snowflake crab bucket, and herring in water are famous far and wide.

26. By the 1930s, Guanqian Street's commercial industry was even more prosperous, and it spread to Eunuch Alley and Beiju.

27. At that time, the "New Suzhou Tour Guide" published by Suzhou Wenyi Book Company had this description: "Guanqian Street is the most prosperous place in the city.

28. Cars The horse's hub is beating, and the people's heels are touching.

29. The merchants are standing in parallel, competing for beauty.

30. The wind blows in the market, and it can blow people's foreheads. >

31. At night, the electric torch shines like daylight, and from a distance it looks like stars, twinkling and looming.

32. Compared with Shanghai Xiafei Road, it is quite exotic.

33. Since the current market was insufficient for distribution, the eunuch lane was expanded to the north bureau in the south of the street.

34. Beiju used to be wasteland, but now there is a small park in it.

35. Surrounded by huge buildings, there are shopping malls, restaurants, restaurants, theaters, theaters, hotels, etc., making it an entertainment area for the Soviet people.

36. The reason why Guanqian is attractive is indeed related to its surrounding environment, especially Eunuch Lane and Beiju, which complement the prosperity of Guanqian.

37. Eunuch Lane is an alley parallel to the south of Guanqian Street. It is known as "Eunuch Lane for eating evil" because of the concentration of restaurants.

In the 1930s and 1930s, there were restaurants such as Zhengxingguan, Xuangong, Sanwu, Da Xinyang, and Juelin Vegetable Food Forest.

39. After liberation, especially after the reform and opening up, the eunuch wine shop business became more and more prosperous, and it was known as the "Food Street".

40. Deyuelou, Wangsi Restaurant, Shanghai Laozhengxing, Yuan Dachang, Gongdelin and other restaurants stand side by side here.

41. In the evening, all kinds of neon lights illuminated the palace in a colorful way, and the lane was bustling with traffic. After the banquet was over, the guests walked through the palace lane and took a leisurely look, and some of them brought back various items.

42. Guanqian Street was widened and rebuilt in the 19th year of the Republic of China (1930).

43. After liberation, the government carried out expansion and renovation many times, first with small ashlar pavement, and then with asphalt pavement, gradually increasing the street width to 9-13 meters, with sycamores and road-blocking trees planted on both sides. The arms can be connected, making it very shaded when walking in the summer.

44. "In June 1982, Guanqian Street was converted into a pedestrian street, where people can walk and ride and enjoy the street scene.

45. After that, a night market was opened. Whenever night falls, , strings of pearl-like electric lights lit up on Guanqian Street, meandering into "dragons" on both sides of the street.

46. On the stalls, clothing, skirts, headdresses, shoes, hats, socks, fruits and food. , bonsai art, glassware, etc. are all available. It is really crowded and steaming, painting a picture of a bustling night tour before the temple.