Address: No. 20, Chenghuang Temple, Dinghai District, Zhoushan City. (From [Zhoushan Hall of Fame] 296 meters) The charm of an ancient city is often hidden in the corner of the old street. Zhongjie Street, formerly known as Bajia Street, was formed in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was originally a commercial street in the late Qing Dynasty. It is currently an old block with a relatively complete preservation of Dinghai. According to the newly-edited "Dinghai District Place Names": "The old city is centered on the Zhuangyuan Bridge, with five main streets in the east, south, west, north and middle, and has direct access to the four city gates and the county office. There are 19 small streets. The total length is 9,700 meters; 108 lanes are alleys, with a total length of 2510 meters, criss-crossing and interconnected, all of which are slate and stone pavement... The street is 3.5 meters to 5 meters wide and 1.5 meters to 3 meters wide. " After "old, Zhongjie Street, which is old and old, is not only a historical continuation of the development of Dinghai City, but also a marine culture with island architecture culture, island fish culture, island food culture, island production culture, island folk art, island Buddhist culture, etc. A style of marine culture is a street; it is a great place to taste the ancient charm of Dinghai Ancient City and experience slow life. The wooden door Zhu wall, the blue stone road, the quaint and bright, this hundred-meter-long ancient street has dozens of different styles, different styles of coffee shops, dessert shops and tea houses, in the ancient charm of blue bricks and lanterns Come with a cup of coffee or tea, with a delicate cake, slow down the pace of life...