Zaoer Lane Review

About 200 meters of old alleys. When there is no one at night, the lanterns on both sides are darker. During the day, you should be able to see the ancient buildings on both sides more clearly.

Zaoer Lane, Ganzhou Historical attractions, don't look at the broken bricks and tiles, the pieces are full of thousands of years of vicissitudes. Song Shi, Ming brick, Qing tile... Ganzhou Typical representatives of many historical and cultural streets and alleys, known as Jiangjia Lane in the Ming Dynasty. Zaoer Lane is an old street and alley full of vicissitudes of years and diversified architectural features in the ancient city of Ganzhou in Jiangxi. The names of the two ends of the alley are different, one end is "Zaoer Lane" and the other end is "Zaoer Lane". At first listening to Zaoer Lane, a little can't touch the mind, and I know it after asking: in the early Qing Dynasty, there were many battles in this street and alley, and the battles were uniformly dressed in black, known as soap, so people called them soap, and the place they lived was called "Soap Lane". I don't know what year and month, "Zaoer Lane" or because of harmonics evolved into "Zaoer Lane". Whether it is "Zaoer Lane" or "Zaoer Lane", this alley shows people with diversified styles of architectural characteristics, become another window for people to understand the ancient city. The alley is more than 200 meters long. The cobblestone paved roads are deep and simple. The shops, workshops, hotels, Qianzhuang, Shushu, and houses on both sides are really the epitome of a small society. The most distinctive is its architectural style. There are both southern Fujian Hakka, Yuzhong patio-style buildings, Huizhou buildings, and even Western-style architecture. Horse head walls, black-brown folding door panels, carved in front of windows, make me feel more cordial, and the Western-style buildings also make me feel a little surprised. Local residents told us that the buildings here have historical imprints of different dynasties in Song, Ming and Qing. The 200-meter alley takes you through a thousand years of history, allowing you to appreciate the works of different eras of ancient Chinese architecture art. Now, there is no noise and lively in the alley. Although there are some hotels, hotels, and enterprises working and operating here, in addition to the occasional footsteps of tourists echoing in the alley, the tourists leave, the alley still maintains that elegance and tranquility.

Zaoer Lane is a typical representative of many historical and cultural streets and alleys retained by Ganzhou , known as Jiangjia Lane in the Ming Dynasty. Zaoer Lane is227.3 meters long, and the lane is "S" type. The alley is mainly shops, workshops, hotels, houses and so on. The architectural style also includes the Hakka building in southern Fujian, patio-style architecture, Huizhou architecture and Western-style architecture, reflecting the diversity of urban architecture. Zaoer Lane is a typical ancient city street, with moths, flowers, carved windows, and cobblestones. Dongfu is a Qianzhuang, and the layout inside is a patio-style building, which is a more representative building. It has now been used as a restaurant, southern Anhui cuisine. Yixingtang was a shop in ancient times, selling tobacco leaves and silk, and a cigarette hall. This building was originally a chamber of commerce, but now it is the Ganzhou City Federation of Industry and Commerce working here. The Xiangyang Hotel located in Zaoer Lane is a classic Hakka residence. The hotel is a brick and wooden structure building with three days in the well. There are courtyard walls before and after, forming a complete courtyard, the exterior facade is sealed with fire wall, the interior is separated by wooden fan to form a use space, the 18 guest rooms in the hall are engraved with blessings, life, and other auspicious words as the room number, reflecting the strong Hakka family love. Xiangyang Hotel was a clubhouse in ancient times. Zaoer Lane has been listed as a tourist attraction in Ganzhou . The two lanes have a contemporary calligraphy famous Li Zhenya, Li Anhua father and son, and Yuan Qingyi, Hu Lihua and other four people writing antique archway doors. A strong antique charm is floating in it, making people seem to enter the old scene of the millennium Songcheng.

The ancient street with a very lively atmosphere is itself a residential area.

Ganzhou Zao'er Lane attached to Heping Road, Zhanggong District, is an old building community composed of many alleys and buildings left over from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, although these buildings are not very tall. You can also understand and appreciate the living state at that time.

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