It turns out that Shanghai actually has such old streets... full of childhood memories.

I have been to the small town of Songjiang too many times recently, but every time I go there I am always surprised! Here is the fascinating "Rain Alley" written by the poet Dai Wangshu. Walking in Songjiang, you can feel the simplicity and elegance of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China. The old streets, old roads, old trees, and old houses all have a historical charm. 🌈Game guide ✅Cangcheng Old Street An ancient street with a history of 400 years has witnessed the vicissitudes of Songjiang. The oldest one is the ancient 5-hole stone bridge-Okura Bridge. Take photos📷. ✅Zhongshan West Road This old street is characterized by anime graffiti walls, which present scenes of childhood life, decades of grocery stores, car repair shops and other urban atmosphere on the mottled walls. 🚶‍♀️Walking here feels like returning to the innocent childhood. ✅On both sides of Dacang Bridge are local residential buildings in Cangcheng Water Town. They are all Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings with black tiles and white walls in the Hui style. There is no strong commercial atmosphere, only the original style of the ancient town. The ancient town also has a collection of various coffee shops, which are suitable for taking photos and checking in. 🏠: Songjiang Cangcheng Historical and Cultural Landscape Reserve 🅿️: Within Yongfeng Street, Songjiang District, Shanghai