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狮后The sounds of oars and the shadows of lanterns reveal the boundless tenderness and poetry of Jiangnan. This ancient town, steeped in history and culture and unique in architectural style, enjoys the reputation of being a "thousand-year-old town, a breezy commercial port, and a Buddhist sanctuary." This ancient town, "named for Buddhism, driven by water, and prospering because of commerce," dates back to the Southern Dynasties, when villages were already established. By the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, it had become a major commercial port in Yiwu, earning the nickname "Little Lanxi." During the Republic of China era, Futang Town's commercial economy flourished, becoming a commodity distribution center at the junction of Yiwu, Dongyang, Wuyi, and Yongkang counties. Leveraging its strategic location and extensive water transportation, the town gradually developed into a major commercial hub in central Zhejiang. The ancient town's streets and alleys are crisscrossed, with Futang Old Street at its core, where many buildings date back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. Here, you can admire exquisite traditional architectural decorative arts such as wood carvings, stone carvings, and brick carvings, and taste local specialties such as Fotang Crispy Cakes and Donghe Meat Pieces. The ancient town also has many secluded alleys, such as Zhi Street and Yanbutou Lane, which are winding and full of ancient charm.
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西单大叔Actually, it is the Santing Road Night Market and several surrounding blocks. If you want to talk about the exotic street, even the locals don’t know it. This place should be visited at night. At night, it is the most lively place in Yiwu. It is very deserted during the day. You can only look at the buildings. The Western-style buildings have very uniform characteristics. There are many Indian restaurants on the streets of Yiwu, which is a major feature.
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