Changzhou Qingguo Lane | The first lane of Jiangnan literati in the world

A Qingguo Lane, half of Changzhou's history. Qingguo Lane was also called Qian Guo Lane in the old days, 'Entering the lane of a thousand fruits, peaches, plums, apricots, and cherries are all present.' Due to the dialectal difficulty in distinguishing 'thousand' and 'green', 'Qingguo Lane' was born. One of Changzhou's ancient streets and lanes, it was built before the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and has the reputation of being the 'first lane of Jiangnan literati'. Business hours: Open 24 hours, tickets: free P Parking: Underground parking lot Public transportation: Walk 310 meters from Exit 5B of the Cultural Palace Station on Subway Line 1. The Qingguo Lane block is divided into the first phase of the old street, along the canal, mainly based on ancient buildings, including former residences, bridge houses, docks, banks, ancient wells, stages, bookstores, and various tea rooms, etc. The second phase is the newly built commercial and cultural area, in addition to the old buildings, it also integrates new art, modern sculptures, light art, characteristic literary and art markets, and various internet-famous foods. !!! Travel suggestions: Qingguo Lane is very close to attractions such as Banshan Bookstore, Hongmei Park, Tianning Zen Temple, etc., and it is very convenient to walk or ride.