Fuzhou Shangxiahang | Travel Guide

In Fuzhou, there is a place full of Jiangnan charm called "Shangxiahang". It was once the CBD of Fuzhou, the international port described by Marco Polo, and an important birthplace of the Min business spirit. 🌟Take Metro Line 1 to Dadao Station, and walk for more than 10 minutes from Exit C to the east end of Shangxiahang, Santong Bridge. Be sure to come at night, when the bridge hole forms a crescent moon. 🌟Pass through the Shangxiahang Archway to Yongde Guild Hall, which was built by the merchants of Yongchun and Dehua in Fuzhou during the Yongzheng period. It is a superposition of traditional Chinese architecture and Western architecture, and a landmark building of Shangxiahang. 🌟In front of the Zhang Zhenjun Ancestral Hall is the ancient river ferry, which was regarded as a "blessed land" by the "merchant gang" of Shangxiahang, who gathered here and worshiped Zhang Zhenjun as the "god of commerce". 🌟The "Fuzhou" wall is located on Longping Road, which connects Shanghang and Xiahang. 🌟The Fuzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Hall is based on the Luo's Silk and Satin Shop, and uses new technologies such as phantom imaging and somatosensory interaction to vividly display the most authentic traditional culture of Fuzhou. 🌟The Eight Min Commercial Port Exhibition Hall, also known as the former site of the Eighth Plastic Factory, is divided into two parts: "The Development of Commerce in Fujian" and "The Rise of Modern Min Merchants", allowing visitors to fully appreciate the cultural and emotional value of Fujian commerce.