Walking on the bluestone slabs of Liaocheng's Mishijie, you can reminisce about the past and enjoy the present.

Nowadays, Mishijie has been transformed into a homestay, restaurant, flower shop, tea house, pub, escape room, etc. Some old residents still live here, making it a commercial and lively place. Walking on the bluestone slabs, you can reminisce about the past and enjoy the present. Mishijie is located in Gulou Street, Dongchangfu District, Liaocheng. It is less than 1 km from south to north and was once the main road connecting the canal wharf and the city. It is very close to the ancient city on the water, and you can reach it by crossing the bridge. There is an alley in the middle of the street that leads directly to the Shanxi and Shaanxi Guild Hall. It is said that from the Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China, there were many grain shops here, ranging from large grain shops and warehouses to small grain shops and pavilions. There were dozens of them at their peak. They were bought and sold every day, and the transactions were busy. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, powder metallurgy factories, shoe factories, furniture factories, and other units were set up in Mishijie.