Shajing has such a quaint and charming hidden gem.

Qingping Ancient Ruins, built during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, is one of the four best-preserved ancient market towns in Shenzhen, boasting over 300 years of history. Here, cultural and historical relics such as Yongxing Bridge, Xinqiao Granary, and Guang'an Pawnshop are well-preserved, making it an important part of Shenzhen's historical and cultural heritage. 📍 Address Qingping Ancient Ruins Film and Television Culture Park is located on Qiaotou North Road, Xinqiao Subdistrict, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. 🕒 Opening hours Qingping Ancient Ruins Film and Television Culture Park is open 24 hours a day, welcoming you anytime. 🚇 Transportation - Subway: Take Subway Line 11 to Shajing Station, Exit D. The park is an 800m walk from the station. - Bus: Get off at Haoxiang Station, Xinfu Building Station, Xingfujiu Station, or Shajing Health Supervision Station. 📸 Highlights [One] Yongxing Bridge: The only well-preserved three-arch stone bridge in Shenzhen, built during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, is one of the landmark buildings in Qingping Ancient Ruins. [Two] Guang'an Pawnshop: The largest existing pawnshop site in Shenzhen, built in the late Qing Dynasty, was the number one pawnshop in western Bao'an, with a unique architectural style. [Three] Xinqiao Granary: One of the four major granaries in Bao'an, built during the Republic of China period, has now been transformed into a terraced theater and a film art exhibition hall. 🍽️ Food recommendations - Langhuo Street Hot Pot (Qingping Ancient Ruins Branch): Located at No. 20, Yongxing Bridge South, Xinqiao Qingping Ancient Ruins Film and Television Town, Central Road. The average price is approx. CNY 75, with a rating of 4.8. - FORUCAFE&BAR (Qingping Ancient Ruins Branch): Located at the intersection of Xinyan Road and Central Road. The average price is approx. CNY 65, serving Western cuisine. 📝 Tips - Qingping Ancient Ruins is not only suitable for history and culture lovers, but also a paradise for photographers. Bring your camera to capture the blend of ancient charm and modern trends. - Weekends and holidays can be crowded. It is recommended to visit during off-peak hours for a better experience. Come to Qingping Ancient Ruins and experience the charm of over 300 years of history!