On Baishi Street, before the Opium War, many foreign ships had been moored in the sea of Venus Gate on Qiao Island. In October 1833, a serious conflict between the foreign opium crew and the villagers of Qi'ao Village occurred. Foreign opium traffickers organized more than ten armed chopping boards and opened fire on Qi'ao Village. This is the first time in the Opium War, the Chinese people spontaneously resisted the aggression of foreign colonialists on a large scale and earlier, it is eight years earlier than the struggle against Britain in Guangzhou Sanyuanli, and it occupies an important position in the history of modern China-foreign relations. The village still retains the headquarters of the aggressors, the Temple of Tianhou and the Fort, which the people of Qiao Island defeated the invaded colonial invaders in 1833 with a dauntless spirit, forcing them to surrender and compensate for three thousand silver. In order to let future generations remember this glorious history of the Yanhuang children and grandchildren to resist foreign aggression to win, the local villagers inspired future generations to love their motherland more, and built a 2-kilometer-long granite "Baishi Street" with compensation, which is currently well preserved on the island.
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On Baishi Street, before the Opium War, many foreign ships had been moored in the sea of Venus Gate on Qiao Island. In October 1833, a serious conflict between the foreign opium crew and the villagers of Qi'ao Village occurred. Foreign opium traffickers organized more than ten armed chopping boards and opened fire on Qi'ao Village. This is the first time in the Opium War, the Chinese people spontaneously resisted the aggression of foreign colonialists on a large scale and earlier, it is eight years earlier than the struggle against Britain in Guangzhou Sanyuanli, and it occupies an important position in the history of modern China-foreign relations. The village still retains the headquarters of the aggressors, the Temple of Tianhou and the Fort, which the people of Qiao Island defeated the invaded colonial invaders in 1833 with a dauntless spirit, forcing them to surrender and compensate for three thousand silver. In order to let future generations remember this glorious history of the Yanhuang children and grandchildren to resist foreign aggression to win, the local villagers inspired future generations to love their motherland more, and built a 2-kilometer-long granite "Baishi Street" with compensation, which is currently well preserved on the island.
Ding ~ The combination of Baishi Street Blue Brick House and Blue Stone Road wants to spend time leisurely, come here, a street with a historical atmosphere can see many seafood specialties as soon as you enter the mouth (I love the shredded carp they bake themselves). There is a strong fisherman's flavor on the island, you can choose to ride a bicycle or tram with your family or friends. The blue sky and white clouds are old-fashioned buildings. It is very good to take pictures and punch in. If you walk, you can go shopping within 1 hour. The mangrove forest next to it is also very good. It is worth visiting once.
Enter Qi'ao Island, the first stop will reach Baishi Street, Baishi Street is a street built with British compensation during the Qing Dynasty, which can be said to be the only thing that can be proud of in the late Qing Dynasty. In 1833, the residents of Qiao Island fought against the British invasion and won a great victory. Baishi Street built with silver paid by the British army was an important historical witness to the Chinese people's struggle against colonialism and occupied an important place in China's modern history. Today, the white stone street built with British compensation is still there, and the six cannons that have been retained are still glaring at Venus Gate. In the ancient village of Qiao Island, walking through the granite rock paved road, you can still feel the joy of the victory of the island's ancestors. Baishi Street is completely open. The road across the street from the bus is through the street. The place where you see the statue of Su Zhaozheng is the old block. This is also the seat of Qi'ao Village. The fishing village retains the most primitive appearance of the fishing village. There are light vegetables, dumplings, sea fish everywhere in the alley... the salty taste attracts one or two flies from time to time. Qi'ao Island is the closest outlying island to Zhuhai city except Yeliang Island. The island is now basically in an undeveloped state, and you can see a lot of original ecological scenery, and there are no more tourists. From Zhuhai City, drive 20 minutes across the Qiao Bridge to enter Qiao Island. The bus can be transferred from Tangjia Town in Zhuhai City to No. 85 bus to Qiao Island, but there are too few bus shifts and you need to transfer. It is recommended to drive by car. One day tour can be done.
Unexpectedly, such a period of anti-aggression history took place on Qiao Island. In 1833, the people of Qiao Island defeated the invading colonial invaders with great courage, forcing them to surrender and compensating silver for 32,000 yuan. Local villagers have built a 2-kilometer-long granite, 39, 39, Baishi Street, 39, 39, which is well preserved on the island. The streets on both sides of Baishi Street are inhabited by local villagers. Walking in the streets, you can have a good sense of the villagers'lives and beliefs. It's worth walking around and seeing the original Baishi Street.
This Baishi Street attraction in Zhuhai is good! You can go and see