The nine streets and eighteen lanes in Xuancheng are: 1. Nine streets: Yangde Street, Yingen Street, Jincheng Street, Zhenqian Street, Fuxing Street, Muzhi Street, Yuanbao Street, and Xizhi Street.

2. Eighteen lanes: Sunjia Lane, Wadi Lane, Yangshi Lane, Jiuqu Lane, Tea Lane, Doufen Lane, Low Lane, Liren Lane, Xuanhua Lane, Kuixing Lane, Xiaoyi Lane, Wangjia Lane, Huaixiang

Shuxiang, Zhuyi Alley, Gu Xiucai Alley, Taying Alley, Lu Alley and Yaojia Alley.

Ninth Street 1. Yangde Street is now Dongmen Street Minzu Road.

In the old days, there were many tea shops here, including Jufeng, Guangchang, Jiang Jingyuan, Tianhe, Shuntai, etc.

2. Yingen Street is now Minsheng Road, Beimen Street.

Beimen Street was the most prosperous commercial street in the old days. Famous shops include Yongshun Grocery Store, Jiaoyangchun Traditional Chinese Medicine Store, Xuandaxiang Sauce Garden, Laotianbao Silver Building, Qingqing Cloth Store, Jinjin Restaurant, etc.

3. Jincheng Street is now Jincheng Road, Nanmen Street, starting from the Workers’ Theater in the north and ending at the Fourth Primary School in the south.

South Street is not lively and is mostly used for government offices, schools and guild halls.

4. Zhenqian Street is now Diezhang Middle Road, starting from Jingtingshan Hotel in the east and ending at Chongzheng Road intersection in the west.

Fenggong Street starts from the steps inside the north gate of today's Xuanzang in the east and ends at Jincheng Street in the west.

5. Fuxing Street starts from Cross Street in the north and ends at the Workers’ Film Center in the south.

In July 1927, Xuancheng's earliest newspaper "Xuancheng Republic Daily" was founded in the former Federation of Trade Unions. It was renamed "Xuancheng Daily" in 1930 and ceased operations in 1940.

6. Muzhi Street, now Lingyang Road, has been transformed into a national shopping mall.

In the old days, there were many shops selling bamboo and wooden utensils here, hence the name.

After liberation, it was used as a vegetable market.

7. Yuanbao Street starts from the Chongzheng intersection in the north and ends at the Xuanjing intersection in the south.

The section near the city gate used to be a place where rice mills were concentrated. The rice shipped by grain dealers from all over the country was processed here and then sold by rice shops.

8. Xizhi Street is now Zhongshan Road, Ximen Street.

In front of the original county government office (now the old gate of Experimental Primary School), there was a vegetable market during the Republic of China. In the section near the city gate, there were many roasted seeds and nuts shops selling melon seeds, peanuts, pine nuts, peanut candy, sesame candy, fried rice candy, lotus root candy and other snacks.

, and also process New Year’s goods on behalf of others.

Eighteen Lanes 1. Sunjia Lane is the alley behind the old department store.

2. The Yuanmuzhi Street fish market in Wadi Lane was formerly the Fireworks Lane in Xuancheng, with many brothels.

3. Yangshi Lane is now Qingnian Road, close to the east gate city wall. At the original Xiaodong Gate was the Tianyi Pavilion, the library of Mei Dingzuo in the Ming Dynasty. It was an exquisite building that was destroyed by war in the late Qing Dynasty.

4. Jiuqu Lane is the alley behind the original Dongmen Grain Station, south to Yangshi Lane.

5. Tea Alley is the southern alley of the former County Trade Union. It has an alley entrance but no end.

6. Doufen Alley, also called Tofu Alley, is now Chongzheng Road.

In the past, Du’s family’s mutton soup and mutton cakes were very famous.

7. Low Alley starts from the middle section of Doufen Alley in the east and ends at Gouyantou in the west.

8. Liren Lane is an alley south of the current central market, starting from the middle section of Doufen Lane in the east and ending at the southern end of Gouyantouyuan Daily Chemical Factory in the west.

9. From the entrance of Xuanhua Lane to the People’s Cinema.

In the past, Mr. Jiang’s wine garden in the alley was very famous.

10. Kuixing Lane was originally the alley in front of the Sixth Middle School, extending to the commercial building in the south and Zhongshan Road in the north.

11. Xiaoyi Lane is now Sanyou Lane in the north gate.

12. Wangjiaxiang is the alley in front of the original People’s Cinema.

13. Huaishu Lane is now Huaishu Lane in the north. In the past, Shen Guangfa’s Poria cake and jelly, and Hong’s Gui family’s glutinous dumplings were both famous.

14. Zhuyi Lane is now Zhuyi Lane in the north gate.

15. The ancient Xiucai Alley is now the Xuanzhongxi Gate Alley.

16. Tower Shadow Lane was originally the alley behind Kaiyuan Tower.

17. Luxiang is now the northern section of Longshou Road.

18. Yaojia Lane is an alley in Guiyuan Community this spring.

According to the Records of Ningguo Prefecture in Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty, there are ninety-one streets and alleys in and around Xuancheng. Most of the names of these streets and alleys are based on conventions. Some are named after the historical location of the government office, and some are named after the historical location of the government office at that time.

Various markets are located on commensurate ground. Some are named after temples and ancestral halls, some are named after terrain features, and some are famous for historical monuments and celebrity residences. By the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Xuancheng City evolved into nine streets and eighteen streets.

Alley pattern.