Discover the taste of old Shaoxing on West Lane.

West Lane in Shaoxing is like a ribbon of time, gently wrapped around the ancient city of Shaoxing. Strolling along this quaint street, you will be immersed in the atmosphere of history and feel the charm of "one river, one street, street and river running parallel". This street, about 700 meters long, is full of ancient relics, flowing with the pulse of Shaoxing's history and culture. Longhua Temple was founded in the Southern Dynasty, and the ancient temple is still quiet; Xie Gong Bridge has been spanning since the Later Jin Dynasty, witnessing the vicissitudes of the years, and the charm of the Jiangnan water town is revealed in the East Shuangqiao and Guangning Bridge. The mansion of Lu Tao, the Minister of Rites of the Ming Dynasty, the former residence of Wang Yangming, and the ancient Yue Bookstore in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, these historical traces have woven a long historical picture. The former site of Datong School was once the cradle of anti-Qing revolutionaries, and Wang Yachi's Ming Dynasty residence and the ruins of the observatory recorded the vicissitudes of Shaoxing. Every ancient relic here, every bluestone, is quietly telling the glory and tranquility of the ancient city. Wandering in West Lane, it seems to travel through thousands of years and experience the profound cultural heritage.