Sanfang Qixiang

South Hou Street in Fuzhou starts from the west at Yangqiao intersection, and ends in the south at the intersection of Jibi Lane and Macau Road, with a total length of about 1000 meters. It is the central axis of the 'Three Lanes and Seven Alleys' in Fuzhou city. There are seven alleys on its east side and three lanes on its west side. It was the main commercial street from the rise of the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys in Fuzhou to the Republic of China period, with merchants gathered from north to south. South Hou Street is the central axis of the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. The renovated South Hou Street will be full of ancient charm, and the width of the road will reach 12 meters, including a 7-meter-wide pedestrian street. South Hou Street, which starts from Yangqiao Road and ends at Jibi Road, is only 634 meters long. It is a leisure and cultural commercial street that combines tradition and modernity. Unfortunately, the old South Hou Street and some of the surrounding buildings were demolished from 2007 to 2009, and most of the existing buildings are replicas. With the construction of the new South Hou Street, many modern businesses have also entered this ancient area. Now it is mainly about eating and drinking, which is quite suitable for the new generation.

Located at the South-west corner of the popular Sanfang Qixiang in the city center of Fuzhou (Fujian Province), this pretty restaurant specialized in sea food does not disappoint! Spaghetti with truffle, mushroom and cream and their passion fruit mojito where especially delicious! Definitely a nice option if you are visiting Fuzhou's city centre and craving some tasty Western Food! 📍拾点十分 ·美式料理(东百中心店) 八一七北路东百中心C5馆1F #foodie #fuzhou

#christmaslights #christmasgiveaway #vickwalks One the way to Fuzhou the sky mimics three times like a Christmas tree. this year the best gift is to see this view.

Fuzhou Sanfang Seven Lanes to eat all Raiders h Fuzhou Sanfang Qixiang originated in the Jin Dynasty, covering an area of about 40 hectares, consisting of three squares, seven lanes and a central axis Street South Street. The three squares are Yijinfang, Wenrufang and Guanglufang; Qizhixiang are Yangqiao Lane, Langguan Lane, Taxiang, Huangxiang, Anmin Lane, Gongxiang and Jipi Lane. The ancient layout of the alleys has remained largely intact. The general tour of Sanfangqixiang is: South Back Street Gate, along the South Back Street, from left to right, you can visit Langguan Lane and Tower Lane. Tower Lane, turn right and buy a cup of Starbucks, and continue to swim in Huangxiang and Yijinfang with coffee. You can't miss the Shoushan Stone Carving Hall and Zong Taozhai. After swimming through these, you will find a few old Fuzhou snacks and fish balls in the central area of South Back Street. Fill your stomach and continue to visit Wenrufang and Anmin Lane. The focus of the tour is on Wenrufang, stop and take a look, and turn right to the Fujian Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo. Finally, visit the Palace Lane, Guanglufang, Jipi Lane. At the end of the South Back Street, there is a fixed photo at the stone monument of Sanfangqixiang, and the three squares and seven lanes are finished. If you walk along the three squares and seven lanes like the above position, you cant see why you cant see it. The real way to go is to pick one or two more interesting squares and go shopping. A house, as small as one brick and one watt. Opening time: 9:00-17

I stayed in Fuzhou for one night. The time was short. I didn't know where to go. My friend took me to Sanfangqixiang. Similar to Chengdu Kuanzhai Alley. In addition to tourists and locals often go there, there are food to buy, here Fuzhou ancient buildings and antique buildings have a taste, I took a mobile phone to take a picture. Now there are such places all over the country. Although there are many traces of artificial carving, it is also a good place to take pictures.

Fuzhou was built in 202 BC. It has a long history, nicknamed Yucheng. The most common natural thing on the street is the banyan tree, which is just a landscape. And to Fuzhou, every time you will definitely arrive, it is the three squares and seven lanes. Sanfang Qixiang is a national 5A-level tourist scenic spot. It is the only remaining part of Fuzhou Old Town after demolition and construction. It is precious and precious. This is the historical source and cultural root of Fuzhou. Every time I go to Sanfangqixiang, I always enter from South Back Street, thinking about whether I will go in the next lane. To a place, as a senior foodie, what is the first thing to do, probably to find an old name to eat and eat. What's more, going in from the South Back Street, did not walk a few steps, is the old name of the pavement. Tongli meat swallow, the store is not big, just a few tables and chairs, but it has been a crowd of people, everyone will end a bowl, sit on the bench outside to eat, so there are many places where Sanfangqixiang can sit There is no big problem. The same is true of Yonghe Fish Ball. meat swallow, fish balls are really not enough. meat swallow's swallow skin is hand-made, the skin is transparent, tenacious, Q-slip is smooth, a bowl is not enough. Fish pill skin is made with fish and there is stuffing inside. It is the baguette fish ball that we said. It tastes delicious and has a good aftertaste. I am greedy, I can finish the soup. There are also meat swallows and fish balls in the double fight, too lazy to go to the two stores, you can complete the task of eating in a store.

The cultural roots of the Banyan City for a thousand years | Sanfang Qixiang "A slice of Fuzhou's Sanfang Qixiang, half of modern Chinese history." Sanfang Qixiang consists of Yijin Fang, Wenru Fang, Guanglu Fang, Yangqiao Lane, Langguan Lane, Ta Lane, Huang Lane, Anmin Lane, Gong Lane, Jibi Lane, and Nanhou Street. Sanfang Qixiang is one of the larger and better-preserved historical and cultural districts in China, and it is one of the few remaining ancient architectural sites in the country. It is known as the 'living fossil of China's urban Li Fang system' and the 'museum of Chinese Ming and Qing architecture.' It is listed as one of 'China's Top Ten Historical and Cultural Famous Cities' and is a 'National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit'.

Sanfang Qixiang is located in Nanhou Street, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. It is a general term for the lanes arranged in order from north to south on both sides of Nanhou Street. It is a 5A tourist attraction in Fujian. Sanfang Qixiang is one of the largest and best-preserved historical and cultural districts in China, known as the 'living fossil of China's urban Li Fang system' and the 'museum of Chinese Ming and Qing architecture'. The so-called 'Sanfang' refers to the lanes on the left side of Nanhou Street, which are Guanglu Fang, Wenru Fang, and Yijin Fang in order; the so-called 'Qixiang' refers to the lanes of Jibi Lane, Gong Lane, Anmin Lane, Huang Lane, Ta Lane, Langguan Lane, and Yangqiao Lane.

The most exhausted person on Sanfang Qixiang is probably the live streamer in the third picture, who carries 3 smartphones on a single pole, walking and streaming without looking aside , indifferent to the surroundings, forming a stark contrast with the tourists who are busy eating, drinking, and taking photos ! Thanks to the filters, making people in front of the camera full of confidence😎! Wonder how many more people in the world have gone crazy for live streamers ? 🚉Transportation tips: Direct access by bus🚌 💰Average cost: Depends on individual appetite 📝Note tips: To explore Fuzhou, come on an empty stomach, there are plenty of delicious foods along the way

Sanfang Qixiang is very, very large, a vast historical and cultural district with numerous celebrity residences, memorials, intangible cultural heritage exhibition parks, guesthouse museums, and heritage architecture, etc.💯 The architecture here blends styles from the Ming, Qing, and Republican periods, which is why Sanfang Qixiang is also known as the Museum of Ming and Qing Architectures. Within Sanfang Qixiang, there is a main street divided into east and west parts, with the west being the 'fang' and the east being the 'xiang'. The three 'fang' are: Yijin Fang, Wenru Fang, and Guanglu Fang; the seven 'xiang' are: Jibi Xiang, Gong Xiang, Anmin Xiang, Huang Xiang, Ta Xiang, Langguan Xiang, and Yangqiao Xiang. Walking horizontally, you experience the historical and cultural essence; walking vertically, you encounter commercial shops. We visited the Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Park, where they were displaying nut carving, which was very impressive. Besides the historical depth, the commercialization here is also well-developed. Along the way, you can see various milk teas and snacks. Personally, I am quite fond of 'Bapo Bapo' milk tea, which was originally from Xiamen, and I was surprised to find it in Fuzhou now. Another is Tongli Rouyan and fish balls, which taste good, although a bit pricey, but it's worth trying to see how they make the Rouyan.

Domestic tourism has formed a pattern where historically significant or storied places are renovated and transformed into sightseeing destinations. Having visited many similar projects, I still find the cultural and artistic atmosphere of Fuzhou's Three Lanes and Seven Alleys particularly rich. The food has local characteristics, and the small commodities also bear the local uniqueness. Unlike some places that are obviously products of Yiwu. What's especially worth mentioning is the more appropriate integration of cultural and artistic elements, as well as their closeness to life. Calligraphy exhibitions, art exhibitions, painting exhibitions, and small-scale exhibits are everywhere, making it a veritable cultural feast and a full spiritual recharge.

#winhkflight The iconic Sanfang Qixiang, literally Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, is a historic and cultural area in the city of Fuzhou. Its name is derived from the three lanes and the seven alleys that comprise the area. This is an old district of Fuzhou, originally going back centuries, and is now spruced up and modernised to be a shopping district trying to maintain an air of old China. This is also the hometown of famous Chinese architect Lin Huiyin, I was able to see many exhibitions about her. There are also many little museums, exhibitions, little shops of cultural innovations and tea. #awesomepic #fuzhou I want to go Hong Kong to see how they modernise an area while preserving the traditional content