Off-the-Beaten-Path Attraction | Chaoge Old Street

| Chaoge Old Street. 🌈Highlights: Chaoge, located in Qi County, Hebi, northern Henan Province. Qi County was anciently known as "Mo Yi", where the twenty-second king of the Shang Dynasty, King Wu Ding, first moved to, and then to Beimeng (now Xiaotun, Anyang); King Wu Yi moved the capital back to Mo Yi; when King Di Xin ascended the throne, he renamed "Mo" to "Chaoge" and continued to use Chaoge as the capital. As the imperial capital of the late Shang Dynasty, Chaoge (Qi County) not only preserves a relatively intact ancient city appearance and cultural relics but also has beautiful and moving legends and stories. The pedestrian street is an imitation of an ancient street, with a style reminiscent of several decades ago. At night, the street is crowded with people, and the alleys on both sides are filled with quaint residences. At the intersection of Chaoge Old Street and Tongji Avenue, there is a tall overpass tower in the center of the roundabout, the iconic building of Chaoge, the Wenchang Pavilion, From the Yin capital Chaoge to the Zhao capital Zhongmou, Hebi has gathered centuries of royal essence; from the ancient porcelain kilns that shine with the light of dust to the endlessly sung anthems of black gold, Hebi has repeatedly captured the world's attention. This land, which has undergone vicissitudes and changes, not only harbors vitality but also precipitates the historical treasures of the Chinese nation for thousands of years. The cranes still soar in the blue sky, and the Qi River still flows quietly, making Hebi, an ancient yet young city, still shine in the Central Plains. 🚗Address & Transportation: Qi County, Hebi City, Henan Province 🎫Ticket Information: Free ✨Tips: Nearby attractions include Qi River, Lutai, King Zhou's Tomb, Daji's Tomb, etc. Hebi·Henan