N Haidu all-media reporter Liu Lu wen/photo
Qingcheng Road, located in Gulou District, Fuzhou City, is an east-west one-way street, east of May Fourth Road, west of Jingda Road, the length is less than 500 meters, but it includes three meals a day for Fuzhou people, and ordinary life.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > the historical fireworks of the Min Wang Ancestral Hall</h1>
The name Gyeongseong Road comes from the fact that there was once a "Gyeongseong-ji Temple" here. It was first found in the "Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms" period as the old residence of Wang Zhizhi of the Min Dynasty, and was named "Qingcheng Temple" in the seventh year of the Later Jin Dynasty (942) by the Seventh Year of Jin Tianfu (942), and was given the name "Qingcheng Temple" in the third year of the Song Dynasty.3 (1010). In the seventh year of the Song Dynasty (974), Wu Yue assassinated Shi Qianyu and was ordered to rebuild the temple of the King of Zhongyi Min.
As a Buddhist temple, Gyeongseong-ji Temple has a long history and exuberant incense. In 976 AD during the Northern Song Dynasty (the ninth year of Kaibao), it was rebuilt, and the temple was destroyed in the Yuan Dynasty. In the twenty-ninth year of the Ming Dynasty (1601), it was rebuilt and renamed the Ancestral Hall of the King of Min. The current building was built in the Ming Dynasty, rebuilt in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, and opened to the public after restoration in 1981. It is a municipal cultural relics protection unit in Fuzhou, and there are inscriptions from the late Tang Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty in the ancestral hall, which is a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit in Fujian.
Although the Minwang Ancestral Hall here is not as full of incense and fire as before, and the crowds are endless, it stands quietly on Qingcheng Road, reminding people of the history of Fuzhou City and becoming a kind of spiritual sustenance for Fuzhou people. Just opposite the MinXiang Ancestral Hall, is the back door of the Fujian Provincial Hospital. Every day, many people come in and out of here, coming and going in a hurry. Both the beginning and the end of life can be staged. On one side is the practice of the body, and on the other side is the residence of the soul. The short Qingcheng Road carries the reverence of many Fuzhou people for life and spirit.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > human fireworks in the food room</h1>
Today's Qingcheng Road is also a food street in the hearts of many old Fuzhou people. Walking on this road, many national small shops have a history of 20 or 30 years, accompanied by a generation of Fuzhou people growing up. A bowl of family portrait fish balls, a 3 yuan seaweed light cake, or a river pot with freshly cooked ear, may become a breakfast in Fuzhou.
The owner of a green onion cake shop on Qingcheng Road told reporters that they have been opening a shop here for more than 20 years, and many shops are old neighbors, and everyone has accompanied each other all the way and gone through decades. "For decades, we sold the same taste, and the guests just liked the old taste and couldn't find it anywhere else."
After breakfast, go to the opposite market, pick some fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs and meat to take home, and the next meal at noon will be settled. Then to the national water brine restaurant at the entrance of the market to bring home some of the best marinated beef, and the evening appetizers are also available. Isn't that enough? Opposite the brine shop, there is an Axiang pastry shop, which sells more than ten kinds of classic old Fuzhou-style cakes. Bring an ice cream cake, an egg yolk puff pastry, and afternoon and evening snacks. Carrying a pile of food, large and small, home is the expectation of a family for a day.
On both sides of the street, three meals and four seasons, the daily life of Fuzhou people is hidden in the fireworks of the human world on the side of this street.
Edit: Aho