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In the past few days, on Jiangyin Street in Laonan City, Shanghai, the old houses that are about to be demolished along the street have suddenly changed their appearance, and the sense of age is full, making people feel as if they have crossed the Shanghai Beach of the Republic of China era. Many citizens and friends have come to Jiangyin Street on weekends to take photos and punch cards (see the picture below), and some citizens have initiated photography activities in the circle of friends.
Citizens and friends have come to Jiangyin Street to take photos and punch cards
It turned out that the spy war movie "Nameless", starring Liang Chaowei, Wang Yibo and others, was recently filmed on Jiangyin Street, so the crew made these old houses that had been uninhabited in advance as façade props. Many fans and citizens who got the news took advantage of the good weather and came to punch in.
Master Lü Fang, a well-known red gang tailor in Shanghai, organized friends to go to Jiangyin Street to punch in on Saturday (December 4), and some citizens who lived nearby also told Master Lü Fang that he saw the crew enter the scene that night to shoot, and the scene was arranged with prop vehicles (see picture below), and there seemed to be Liang Chaowei inside the entry personnel.
Prop vehicles appearing on Jiangyin Street on the night of December 4 (courtesy of Lu Fang)
It is reported that the spy war film "Nameless" is the third film of the "China Victory Trilogy" created by Bona Film Group after "Chinese Doctor" and "Changjin Lake", which tells the difficulties of underground workers during the war, risking their own lives at the same time, but also to send out the spirit of oath to die.
In the newly released poster (see picture below), Liang Chaowei is dressed in a black suit, and his eyes look very deep, and Wang Yibo and Liang Chaowei stand back to back by the wall, as if they are performing their respective tasks, but their eyes are very determined to look at one place.
Poster for the spy movie "Nameless"
So, what is the historical background of the old road of Jiangyin Street, which suddenly became popular? How to view the punch card behavior spontaneously organized by the citizens? The Morning News & Weekly reporter interviewed a number of cultural and media personalities and asked them to share their views and insights.
He Zhenhua: Veteran media personality, Shanghai writer, essayist and critic
I didn't check how many there were at the moment, nor did I have time, nor was I interested in exploring the roads in Shanghai that were worth punching in. There are two roads in Shanghai called Jiangyin Tongqu, one is Jiangyin Road, which is close to the original Racecourse Hall of Nanjing Road, which used to be Hebang, and then filled in the road; one is the old city of LaonanShi, jiangyin Street that used to lead directly to Daxing Street.
In the past, people from outside Shanghai who came to Shanghai to rely on relatives and friends and visit relatives and friends would most likely run in the wrong direction. Shanghainese have a sentence called "Kai Daxing", which means that a person speaks big, unreliable, and cheats, and the canon is from Daxing Street. Daxing Street is the earliest Shanghai South Railway Station next to the gradual formation of a special sale of fake goods and goods of the trade market, because the train people to catch the light is important, buy unreliable things can not find to negotiate. If everything must be in the sense of history and humanities, then it is only necessary to repair the old as the old, restore Daxing Street, and return its historical original appearance.
Liang Chaowei and Wang Yibo want to come to shoot spy war films in the Republic of China era, Jiangyin Street is now everywhere in the Republic of China scene, some people wear (Shanghainese: wear) Daxing's long shirts and horse coats, some people hold a bird cage or an old suitcase, some people do not know whether to carry a begging stick, or Stik, anyway, it is a new wave of Internet celebrities punching cards, flocking to it. I remember the scene when I accompanied Chen Yifei to "enter the city" to see the bullet road in the middle of Fangbang Road, when he filmed "People About Dusk" and paved a bullet road on Songxue Street. Now not far from Jiangyin Street is Qiaojia Road, which is included in the Historical Landscape Protection Area, and the former Shanghai Daoyamen is located in the Patrol Road Street there.
In the past, it was not only women in old Shanghai who wore qipao, women in various cities wore qipao. Pay attention to the guests to wear the guest's qipao (here refers to women do not pay special attention to what fabric to wear the qipao, generally are cloth qipao), if there is a festive event, buy clothing in advance to make a qipao, nor do you have to pay attention to wearing silk satin, dressed up around the glory of the surrounding is enough grade, in the past only the wind and dust women in the social place dressed up like this. Wearing a refreshing blue cloth cheongsam, the famous jiali is more. At that time, there was a kind of Yin Dan Shilin dyed cloth qipao, which was very popular, and most women, especially intellectual women or female students, liked to wear plain cloth qipao, which looked elegant. What am I trying to say when I say these things? Whether you make a movie, whether you write a novel, even if the commercial development becomes a successful business circle, I still have a word, there is no past that cannot be returned, only the realm that cannot be reached.
Luo Ying, deputy editor-in-chief of Shanghai Culture Publishing House and vice president of Shanghai Women Photographers Association, has long been concerned about Shanghai culture.
Shanghai has entered the winter moon, but everywhere is still orange, yellow, orange and red, under the backlight, the whole city is like a huge oil painting. On the road, everyone gathered together to "sweep the yellow leaves", but the ground was clean, and the scenery of "autumn wind sweeping away the fallen leaves" and "golden armor" on the ground seemed to have not yet arrived. Instead, I saw a news of "time travel": Shanghai Jiangyin Street set up a "Republic of China style" street scene, it turned out that Liang Dynasty Wei Wang Yibo wanted to shoot spy war films. Many Shanghai citizens and tourists took the lead and went to Jiangyin Street to play a "crossing", put on the cheongsam, put on the top hat, and Stic paced up... Properly returned to old Shanghai, really white, good white.
Seeing this scene, how do I feel déjà vu? Originally, from the songjiang car pier in the early years, the people's square underground pedestrian street, the Oriental Pearl Tower, to the current internet red Wukang Road, the North Bund Raffles... Some people have already flocked to play selfies "immersively". Rows of long guns sprinted up, groups of shapes twisted up, all embedded themselves in the "black and white movie", collectively fell into the "Republic of China era". Why do Shanghainese like to get together and like to roll violently? When I ask this question, I have to think about it.
Rolling fiercely, it should be said that it is an inherent city scenery in Shanghai Beach. There is a famous photographic work "Rolling Gold", written by the French master of photography Henri Cartier Bresson, in 1949 Bresson filmed "Rolling Gold" in Shanghai, recording the collapse of the Kuomintang regime, Shanghai citizens rushed to exchange the plummeting gold coupons for gold at the Bund Central Bank. Due to the restlessness of the crowd, it is impossible to freeze the Bresson lens, this photo is slightly blurry, but it truly records the old Shanghainese "rolling fiercely". At that time, this "rolling fierce" was somewhat forced by life to feel helpless. So, now what?
Now some people specialize in the study of the phenomenon of "rolling and fierce", and raise it to a social phenomenon and psychological phenomenon, but I think that the "rolling" on Jiangyin Street is a "collective entertainment" activity, rolling is "mood", rolling is "joy", just like Nong goes to participate in a road concert, looking at the mood, atmosphere, companions, as long as it can "roll out" pleasure, let people who are deeply troubled by the epidemic relax for a while, why not enjoy it?
Jiangyin Street, taken in February 2017
Jiangyin Street, taken in April 2017
Jiangyin Street, taken in February 2018
Finally, I would like to remind you that you should hurry up in front of Liang Chaowei to "roll and make a fuss", do not "roll" in the wrong place, remember that it is Jiangyin Street in the old city box, the place where the jiangyin people used to engage in slaughter, not The Jiangyin Road on the edge of the People's Square, the flower and bird market that used to sell flowers, birds and fish.
Zhou Li: Senior media person, urban culture researcher, "architecture can read" Huangpu District publicity ambassador
There is a Jiangyin Road in Old Huangpu in Shanghai and a Jiangyin Street in Old South City, and its name is related to the people of Jiangyin. Jiangyin Road, between Chengdu North Road and Huangpi North Road, formerly known as Mandalay Road, was originally a market familiar to Shanghainese people for flowers, birds, fish and insects. Mengdelan Road was renamed Jiangyin Road, it is said that it is related to the local Jiangyin celebrity Ge Fengchi, he is a giant of industry and commerce, but there is no "Jiangyin bandit" of the tough, but is a good charity, in Mengdelan Road there is a Western-style building named "Yilu", with the name of Ge Fengchi's hometown named a road, passed down to this day.
Jiangyin Road old shadow, the original Huangpu District flower, fish and bird market, the picture from @ food Yan Wutian Weibo
Corresponding to the Jiangyin Road in Old Huangpu, Jiangyin Street in Laonan City has the same long history and is also related to the Jiangyin people in Shanghai. Jiangyin Street starts from the boulevard in the west and crosses the Dragon Road in the east, with a total length of less than one kilometer, and there is also "East Jiangyin Street" east of the cross-dragon road, formerly known as Fushantang Street, and the name was later changed. The geographical location of Jiangyin Street is between Zhonghua Road and Lujiabang Road, which was originally a small river called Yumujing. In 1909, Mao Yinglian, a Jiangyin man, and other compatriots who jointly lived in Shanghai built the Jiangyin Public Office here, and built a small road at the gate, which is today's Jiangyin Street, which became a settlement for Jiangyin people. Ge Fengchi, a Jiangyin man in the public concession, represents the industrial and commercial class, while the Jiangyin people in the Huajie area are engaged in the slaughtering industry. There is a famous "cattle killing company" in Nanyangqiao, South Xizang Road, where most of the butchers working there are Jiangyin nationals, and some people even say that the slaughtering industry in Shanghai before liberation was basically monopolized by Jiangyin people.
Jiangyin Road old shadow, picture from @ Food Yan Wutian Weibo
Perhaps because of the popularity of Liang Chaowei and Wang Yibo, starring in this movie, or perhaps the "Republic of China style" has attracted people's attention, Jiangyin Street has suddenly become a popular punch card today, but it is unexpected by the natives of Jiangyin Street. In my opinion, it is not a bad idea to arouse people's attention to the historic district.
Citizens and friends have come to Jiangyin Street to take photos and punch cards (provided by Lu Fang)
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Source: Thoughtful Shanghai