Leaning on Jinser, striking jade pots, Wuzhong madmen tour Chengdu. Chengdu begonia 100,000 plants, prosperous and beautiful world.
Green silk and gold snow colt, the sun obliquely sent to welcome the famous sister. The swallow fat faded to see the jade skin, and the green beard was half off and not combed.
Wu Aya then faced the guest book, and the grass was closely closed. Mo Jun Xiurun is thin and not dry, and the wind and rain leaves are pen-specific.
The moon is soaked, the night is wandering, and the flowers and shadows are drunk and supported. Come here in the east to rejoice in the emptiness, sitting on the new frost and dotted the sideburns.
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Chunxi Road in the old days
Chunxi Road is taken from Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching: "Everyone is bustling, as if enjoying the prison, as ascending the Spring Terrace". Its meaning is "spring breeze and harmony, the people are bustling", so the name of the street is called "Chunxi Road". It is also used to describe the scene of the bustling business here, the bustling people, and the prosperity of the world. Mr. Chen Yuefang, a famous calligrapher and poet who was the secretary of The Mayor of Chengdu, was named after him in 1924 and was known as the Centennial Golden Street.
At that time, Yang Sen, the governor of Sichuan Province, ordered the demolition of all the old yamen, and built a street from south to north here, followed by two streets from east to west, called the east, west, south and north sections of Chunxi Road.
According to relevant historical data, Chunxi Road's previous life began in the Shangjia, was ordered by the official government, and was completed in the warlord period.
Jincheng is full of fireworks, and the Red Chamber sells restaurants everywhere. Today's Chunxi Road combines modern and classical, integrates The West and the East, and paints a brightly lit, colorful and colorful cultural world.
From wangfujing shopping mall, cross the overpass to the north section of Chunxi Road, with signs on both sides, as if you are in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. The statues at the North Exit and the murals on the walls tell passers-by again about its historical changes.
In the garden of Chunxi Road Street, there is a monument with a standing bronze statue of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, which was completed in early 1928. In 1943, when She Zhongying was the mayor of Chengdu, he thought that the bronze statue was somewhat distorted, and specially invited the famous sculptor Liu Kaiqu to rebuild a statue, and the seated statue of Sun Yat-sen in the garden today is Liu Kaiqu's masterpiece.
Not far to the west is Taikoo Li. By preserving the ancient streets and historic buildings, it integrates 2-3 storey single-family buildings, Sichuan-style green tile slope roof and grille with a large area of floor-to-ceiling glass curtain wall, fashion, classic and elegance between international brands and local cultures.
The yanshikou of the eastern section of Chunxi Road has also been around for a long time. Five years before the Qing Dynasty, the official salt shop in Sichuan had been located here, hence the name. The Kowloon mall here is also a well-known clothing wholesale and retail market in Chengdu.
In addition, Chunxi Road Jinhua Hall, Christ Church, Chunxi Fang and other places are also good places to punch in.
Hong Kong's "Ta Kung Pao" said: "Where to go for the city gold diggers, Chunxi Road; where to taste fashion, Chunxi Road; where to look at beautiful women, Chunxi Road... Don't want to go anywhere? Or go to Chunxi Road. "The reason why Chengdu Chunxi Road ranks third is mainly due to its high eye index and food index, and the other high is the leisure index, popularity index and business index. Speaking of Chengdu's business district, Chengdu people can't bypass Chunxi Road, just as Shanghainese can't bypass Nanjing Road, and Beijingers can't bypass Xidan and Wangfujing. As the most prosperous commercial street in Chengdu, Chunxi Road has not only always been an important place for Chengdu people to sell gold and play, but also inherits the unique cultural temperament of the city.