胜利饭店(沈荡店)

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Today is Saturday, resting at home. In this autumn, people have an urge to go out for a walk. I have been thinking for a long time. How about going to Chendang, Haiyan? I heard that the old street has been restored not long ago. Let's go and have a look. The plan is to have lunch at Shengli Restaurant in the old street at noon. This is a restaurant in Yu Hua's novel. Chendang Town belongs to Haiyan County. It was a swamp in ancient times with many water ponds. Chendang means sinking pond, hence the name. The history of the town can be traced back to the 25th year of Qin Wangzheng (222 BC). It belonged to Yongtai Township (later named Yongning Township) in the Tang Dynasty, Wudu of Yongning Township in the early Ming Dynasty, and Chendang District in the late Qing Dynasty. It became a town in the 21st year of the Republic of China (1932). According to the "Haiyan County Atlas" of the Ming Dynasty, "Chendang is a big town, 26 miles away from the county, with water flowing in all directions, like Xishi, and people from the northwest of Haiyan all go there. There are five or six hundred shops, and grains, silk cloth, bamboo and wood, oil mills, and pawnshops are often big merchants." Chendang's long history has nurtured its profound cultural heritage and created its cultural pattern of "one old man leading nine old men", which has preserved the unique charm of "small bridges, flowing water, and people" of the ancient water town in the south of the Yangtze River. Chendang has "nine old men", namely old streets, old houses, old ancestral halls, old wine, old lanes, old water ponds, old bridges, old temples, and old fishing villages. It takes half an hour to drive from Jiaxing to Chendang, Haiyan. After arriving at Chendang Town, I found that there are many parking lots, all of which are free parking. If you want to walk the entire length of Benhu Road in the old street from east to west, which is about 1.1 kilometers, you can park at the parking lot opposite the Chendang Brewing Factory, northeast of Zhendong Bridge on Jianan Highway. The south of the parking lot is Benhu East Road in the old street, next to the river. The buildings on the side of Benhu East Road are still being demolished and rebuilt, and there is nothing to see. From Songzi An Lane to the west to Xixiao Street, both sides of the river are well built, with food and drinks, and a commercial atmosphere. So, if time is limited, you can go directly to the parking lot on the old street of Benhu West Road, which is very convenient. 📍 Songzi An Lane Introduction to the entrance: This Songzi An Lane is a relatively central lane in Chendang Town and is also relatively long. It is named because there is a Songzi An Temple in this lane. There is a statue of Guanyin Bodhisattva in the nunnery. In addition to the three days of the birth on February 19th of the lunar calendar, the enlightenment on June 19th, and the ordination on September 19th, there are also young women who believe in the legend of Guanyin giving birth and come to the temple to pray for children. There is also a statue of God of Wealth in the nunnery. According to traditional customs, at the early morning of the fifth day of the Spring Festival every year, the Chamber of Commerce in Chendang Town will organize people to carry out the God of Wealth, starting from the entrance of the East Street Grain Station Lane, and beat gongs and drums along the way to send a stick of incense to each merchant, which means to send ingots to the God of Wealth. After each merchant owner walks out of the shop and kneels to the God of Wealth, he will receive ten sticks of incense and insert them into his own shop. This lane is not long, and I didn't find the Nunnery for Childbirth even after walking to the end. There is an old house, Jusheng Square and Zhu Jusheng Memorial Hall. Zhu Jusheng: The gunshots before dawn killed but never defeated the loyal martyrs. The life of Zhu Jusheng, a revolutionary martyr from Haiyan, was short but brilliant. Although his life was frozen at the age of 25, his revolutionary spirit has passed through the vicissitudes of history and shines brightly in the new era. In order to further commemorate the martyrs and carry forward their spirit, Haiyan County has built a Zhu Jusheng Memorial Hall in Chendang Town, Zhu Jusheng's hometown. 📍Yongning Zen Temple and Yongqingtang Bridge 📍Yongning Zen Temple It was first built in the fourth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1631) and was called Guandi Temple. It was located in the Xishi Damiaochang of Chendang Town (now the location of Chendang Town Central Primary School). Yongning Temple was built in 1641. Because of its large scale, it was commonly known as Chendang Temple. In 2006, it was rebuilt in its current location and renamed Yongning Zen Temple. In front of Yongning Zen Temple is Yongqingtang Bridge. 📍Yongqingtang Bridge Commonly known as Chendang Bridge, the original ancient bridge was located in the east market of the market town and was a three-arched stone step bridge. The bridge crosses the Jiatang River and is connected to the original Qijia Village. Due to the flood discharge affected by the sea drainage of Nantaitou in Haiyan, it was moved to Chenjiagang between Yongqing Village and Jujin Village from April 1998 to April 1999. The bridge crosses Chenjiagang from northwest to southeast. The bridge was built in April of the third year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1725) and rebuilt in the eighth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1882). It was designated as a county-level cultural relic protection unit in 2010. 🍽Dining recommendation: Shengli Hotel (east of the north end of Gongnong Bridge in the west section of the old street) 👍Most recommended: Chendang Old Wine, Original Shaomai In 2014, the movie "Xu Sanguan Selling Blood" adapted from Yu Hua's novel of the same name was filmed in Chendang Town, Haiyan County, and the real scene of Shengli Hotel was built on Shendang Benhu West Road and the north end of Gongnong Bridge, which is still preserved. Yu Hua wrote in his novel "Xu Sanguan Selling Blood" that after selling blood, Xu Sanguan would go to Shengli Restaurant and order a plate of fried pork liver and two taels of rice wine. The original text of the novel reads: "They came to the restaurant called Shengli. The restaurant was at the end of a stone bridge. Its roof was not as high as the bridge. The roof was covered with weeds, which stretched out in front of the eaves like eyebrows. The restaurant seemed to have no door. The door and window were connected, with only two wooden bars in the middle. Xu Sanguan and his friends walked in from the place where the window should be. They sat at the table by the window. Outside the window was the small river that ran through the town, and a few green vegetable leaves floated on the river." In addition, the novel also wrote about Shengli Restaurant many times. For example, Xu Sanguan sometimes took Xu Yulan and the children to Shengli Restaurant to eat noodles. In particular, the last chapter of the novel wrote about Shengli Restaurant twice, once with a smile and once with tears. The emotional change was that Xu Sanguan learned that he could no longer sell his blood because of his old age. Yu Hua wrote: "He walked forward crying silently, passing the city's primary school, the cinema, the department store, and the snack bar where Xu Yulan fried dough sticks. He was at the door of his home, but he walked past it. He walked forward, walked across one street, walked across another street, and walked to the Victory Hotel. He still walked forward, walked past the clothing store, Tianning Temple, walked past the butcher's shop, walked past the watch shop, walked past the Five-Star Bridge, and walked to the hospital entrance. He still walked forward, walked past the primary school, and walked past the cinema..."
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