Join the Food Plaza, get off at Longxiang Bridge of Hangzhou Metro 1 Line subway station, take Exit B instead of going up the stairs, just go around the back of the stairs.
Longxiang Bridge, the place name of Hangzhou, is located in Hangzhou, across the Xihe River (a tributary around Shahe River), and is named after Longxiang Palace.
Longxiang Bridge is almost synonymous with modern commerce in Hangzhou, a microcosm, which includes clothing, food, shelter, transportation and entertainment.
Longxiang Bridge is named after Longxiang Palace, and its origin can be traced back to the Southern Song Dynasty.
Song Lizong, the fourth emperor of Southern Song Dynasty, is not the biological son of former emperor Ningzong, or even the descendant of exiled Zhao Kuangyin. He is just a puppet discovered and used by the history of famous traitors in the Southern Song Dynasty.
Before Rizong ascended the throne, Shi arranged for him to live in a shabby house in Noon Street. It was not until Ningzong died that Shi tampered with the testamentary edict and abolished the original position of prince, and Lizong changed from a civilian to the head of a country. This story of seeking power and usurping the throne seems to be common in the history of China.
Naturally, after Rizong ascended the throne, he wanted to gild the place where he once lived. So one day, when he was happy, he ordered the house on Hou Jing Street to be named "Longxiang Palace". "Dragon" of course refers to himself. The so-called "Xiang" means that he finally asked for control after ten years on the throne.
The place name "Longxiang Palace" has since appeared on the map of Hangzhou.