In the north, there is Suzhou and Hangzhou; in the south, there is Shangxia Hang

Bidding farewell to the bustling Sanfang Qixiang, one must not miss the less crowded and scenic Shangxia Hang, with its small bridges, flowing water, bluestone slabs, and the misty rain that gives Shangxia Hang the essence of a 'Little Jiangnan'. Shang Hang Road and Xia Hang Road in the Taijiang District of Fuzhou, along with their surrounding neighborhoods, are known as 'Shuang Hang'. In the early years, this area was the commercial center and shipping port of Fuzhou. The endless stream of merchant ships created the prosperity of Shangxia Hang, which reached its peak during the Ming and Qing dynasties. However, over the past few decades, Shangxia Hang has gradually declined and lost its former prosperity. In recent years, the government has started to renovate the area, and Shangxia Hang has once again come into people's view.