Qing He Fang(Hefang Street)

Hefang Street in Hangzhou 📍 feels like a souvenir street, so let's go shopping. After visiting Lingyin Temple, I came to Hefang Street 💕 Just a quick stroll 🚶‍♀️‍➡️ Hefang Street is considered a souvenir street. Those looking for souvenirs should stop by here. I also bought an oolong tea cake from Jiangnan Siya 🫓 😄 It was pretty good 😄 There are also many cheongsam shops here. I bought a small one for Cream. She loved it [laughing and crying R] We had Hangzhou cuisine at Xin Liuji for dinner (Picture 12). Personally, I thought it was just average. We had several Hangzhou dishes, but Gantang was the best (Pictures 10-11).

Hefang Street is known as "a street and half of Hangzhou history", fully retaining the cultural vein of the city from the Southern Song Dynasty to the Republic of China, and is a rare "live" historical district in Hangzhou. ‌‌‌ Hefang Street ancient buildings and commercial integration are high, suitable for taking pictures and punching cards and short-distance leisure trips, and the flow of people is dense during holidays. ‌‌‌ Recommended route ‌: Wushan Square → Hu Qingyutang → Jiangnan Tongwu → Southern Song Dynasty Royal Street → Wuliu Lane, the whole journey is about 2-3 hours, and you can combine the surrounding Deshou Palace Site Museum (free reservation) with a linkage tour.

Hefang Street is convenient for transportation. Line 1 is a few hundred meters away from Ding'an Road. It is a commercial street. There are food and art products. It is the first time to go for a walk. It is still possible. There are shops on both sides of the street. There are many people at night and there are photo attractions.

Qinghefang Street is one of the most popular commercial areas in Hangzhou. The shops along the street are renovated from old buildings and are quaint. There are many local snacks, specialty shops, teahouses, etc., and it is backed by Wushan Mountain and close to the food street Gaoyin Street. Both tourists and locals often come here. Snacks and shopping This commercial pedestrian street is not too big, and the variety of goods is very complete. It can be regarded as a microcosm of Hangzhou's characteristics. Local specialties can basically be found here. When you come across local snacks such as Dingsheng cakes, butter cakes, and dragon beard candies while shopping, you might as well buy them to try. There are also well-known Zhang Xiaoquan scissors and Wang Xingji fans. It is also a good idea to buy one as a souvenir. In addition to snacks and shopping, Qinghefang Street, a special attraction, has many venues worth seeing, among which Hu Qingyu Tang is not to be missed. It occupies a prominent position on the street, and many people come here to see a doctor and get medicine on weekdays. The medicine museum in Hu Qingyu Tang is open to visitors. The plants in the courtyard are labeled, like a large classroom. Similar to it is Huichuntang on the east side of the block. In addition, Zhu Bingren Bronze Sculpture Art Museum near Anrong Lane is also worth a visit. The doors, windows, furniture, etc. of the museum are all made of copper, shining with gold and eye-catching.

Walking in Hangzhou's Hefang Street, it seems to have passed through time and space, and returned to the bustling Southern Song Dynasty. Hefang Street is one of Hangzhou's most historical and cultural sites. It not only retains many ancient buildings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, but also many time-honored shops. Entering Hefang Street, the first to see is the Jiangnan Copper House, this bronze sculpture art museum with its unique bronze architecture and exquisite bronze sculpture works attracted many tourists. Continue to move forward, you can see Hu Qingyutang, Fang Huichuntang and other century-old shops, which not only sell traditional Chinese medicine and refreshments, but also carry the historical memory of Hangzhou. The food in Hefang Street is even more mouth-watering. You can taste traditional snacks such as Dingsheng cakes and onion buns. These foods not only taste unique, but also contain deep cultural significance. For example, Dingsheng cake, which means success and victory, is a must-have food before the exam. Hefang Street at night has a special flavor. The lights are on, and the ancient buildings are more charming under the light. You can taste food, buy special souvenirs, and feel the fireworks of Hangzhou. Hefang Street is not only an ancient street, but also a living history museum. Here you can see the perfect blend of the past and the present, and feel the unique charm of the city of Hangzhou.

You can go and play, according to the ancient elements of the ancient imperial road and the historical buildings now preserved, and then add the business circle created by the modern design concept. It includes a study room in the Southern Song Dynasty that combines modernity with the two Song cultures; a century-old brand Qingyutang created by Hu Xueyan; There are special shops that combine the legend of the white lady and the modern tea culture we saw when we were young.

Hefang Street is a historical and cultural district in Hangzhou. The most influential places on the street are the former residence of Hu Xueyan and the Zhu Bingren Bronze Sculpture Art Museum, which have become a highlight of this street (the Bronze Museum is at No. 207, Hefang Street). Hefang Street is located at the foot of Wushan Mountain. It is part of Qinghefang and belongs to the old city of Hangzhou. There is a section of Hefang Street on the bluestone road with a clear stream on the side of the road. There are small stone bridges on the stream. There is also a lifelike stone sculpture of a small flock of sheep in the stream. This stream and the small stone bridge are very unique, and the gurgling stream is clear and pure. Hangzhou’s special snacks, antiques, calligraphy and paintings, and shops are gathered here. There are about 100 old brands such as Hu Qingyu Tang and various Hangzhou specialty shops. It is a good choice to arrange a half-day trip to Hefang Street in Hangzhou! Hefang Street is worth a visit!

The West Lake freely travels and bumps into this place by mistake. It happens to be a light rain at night. It has the feeling of a small town in the south of the Yangtze River. It passes through quiet pavilions and alleys. It's a bright spot. It's such a famous scenic spot. It's a busy snack street with silk and satin. It's an Antique bar across the street. She's more beloved to accompany her. I remember that "warm wind makes tourists drunk. Make Hangzhou a Bianzhou" and stay at a standstill for a long time. It's a worthwhile journey to Hangzhou