[2024 Fuzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Three Lanes And Seven Alleys (Updated Dec)

First time in Fuzhou, non-special forces guide.

Non-typical 2-day tour of Fuzhou, don't be a special forces soldier, one attraction a day is enough! Day 1: Sanfang Qixiang, mainly Citywalk Day 2: Hangzhou West Lake, mainly leisure Day 1: Sanfang Qixiang: A local characteristic block, super retro, with many attractions, snacks, and cultural and creative products, young people can't stop walking 👣Citywalk route 📍Ancient McDonald's-📍Lin Zexu Memorial Hall-📍Liu's Mansion-📍Chen Jiliang's Former Residence-📍Love Tree-📍Liu Qixian's Former Residence-📍Former Site of the CPC Fuzhou Municipal Committee-📍Ye's Residence-📍Little Yellow Building-📍Waterside Stage-📍Yan Fu's Former Residence-📍Lin Juemin and Bing Xin's Former Residence-📍Zhuzi Lane-📍Furong Garden . Day 2: West Lake Park A local landmark park, enjoy the lake and scenery, super slow-paced, very comfortable~ Many people ride bikes and exercise. About accommodation: The guesthouse is adjacent to Yuehua Hotel, which is also under the C&D Group. Lake view rooms overlook the entire West Lake. About food I like these 👇🏻 . ✔️Yongli Rouyan: Time-honored brand ✔️Hujou Jasmine: Local milk tea, jasmine flavor is super good ✔️Houjie Laohua: Local snack ✔️Tangmo Chaxi: Local tea, not very sweet ✔️Old Fuzhou: Local cuisine, Buddha Jumps Over the Wall 👍 ✔️Zhu Fugui Hot Pot: Internet-famous hot pot, queue in advance, yellow chicken soup is fresh ✔️Cui Sauce Fried Chicken: Internet-famous, takeout available ✔️Aotu Ice Cream: Near Zhu Fugui

A lazy person's must-have!!! Fuzhou trip for two days and one night, per capita 200.

A lazy person's must-have!!! Fuzhou trip for two days and one night, per capita 200 Day 1️⃣ Daming Food Street➡️Sanfang Qixiang Day2️⃣ Shangxiahang➡️ Lin Zexu Memorial Hall➡️ Sanfang Qixiang 📍 Daming Food Street: We entered from the north gate and saw Tangchao Tangshui Shop. There were many people and the shop was a bit small (a little expensive, about 40-50 yuan per serving); there were many delicious Lao Hua on the opposite side, you can try them; there was licorice guava further in, remember to choose the one next to Wallace! Finally, there was a Dafa Meat Slices at the east gate of Sanfang Qixiang, about 200 meters from the south gate! It was super delicious, I ordered three servings, and I highly recommend the Golden Soup! 📍 Sanfang Qixiang: It's a long way from Daming Food Street to the Heart Tree. If you leave from the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall, it's about 200-300 meters away. The meat swallow in Sanfang Qixiang is very delicious, especially the sauce that comes with it. It's very tender and fresh. The fish balls in Fuzhou are really big, and one is almost as big as 2/1 of my fist. One person can't finish a serving. After the whole process on the first day, I was already very tired, so I went back to the hotel to sleep. 📍 Shangxiahang: We went directly to the location of the hairpin flower by navigation. There might be nothing in front, but the further you go with the crowd, the more obvious the Fuzhou characteristic architectural style becomes. There is also a famous Minnan teahouse inside, which is also good for taking pictures. 📍 Lin Zexu Memorial Hall: You can enter directly without an appointment. I personally think it's worth going in. There are many popular science exhibitions about the dangers of drugs⚠️ and history. I recommend taking children to see it. The four-fruit soup opposite the east gate of the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall is very delicious, especially the taro mud with coconut juice and jelly. It's very refreshing. 🚗 Transportation: You can take the subway, Didi, or scan a single ride. You can also walk around the city, but I recommend doing it after dinner at night, otherwise it will be too hot🥵 🏨 Accommodation: You can stay near Sanfang Qixiang, where everything is close, or near the Liberation Bridge to see the night view at night🌃 👔 Dress: I recommend taking more Chinese-style clothes or cheongsams, which are very good for taking pictures in Shangxiahang. Cost💰200 (all spent on food)

It's not Shaoxing, it's Fuzhou

It's not Shaoxing, it's Fuzhou I can also go boating on the lake in my great Fuzhou! I had no intention of being like Jiangnan, but Jiangnan has entered my heart. Sitting on the Fuzhou boat decorated with lotus flowers, facing the spring breeze and shuttling on the Yingfu Bridge and Rongyue Lake of the ancient town, going to a spring feast together, is the romance of Fuzhou people on weekends, right? The Min-style buildings on both sides of the strait are endless, high and low, even the willow trees on the shore that have just sprouted new buds have become gentle, and the swallows gently glide over the bow of the boat, afraid of disturbing my thoughts. At that moment, I thought I had broken into a landscape painting... Just as I was intoxicated between the mountains and rivers, the petals in the sky broke the calm picture, accompanied by the beginning of the flower tide festival, the full screen of Jiangnan atmosphere is coming

October, South Hou Street, Fuzhou

South Hou Street in Fuzhou starts from the west at Yangqiao intersection, and ends in the south at the intersection of Jibi Lane and Macau Road, with a total length of about 1000 meters. It is the central axis of the 'Three Lanes and Seven Alleys' in Fuzhou city. There are seven alleys on its east side and three lanes on its west side. It was the main commercial street from the rise of the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys in Fuzhou to the Republic of China period, with merchants gathered from north to south. South Hou Street is the central axis of the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. The renovated South Hou Street will be full of ancient charm, and the width of the road will reach 12 meters, including a 7-meter-wide pedestrian street. South Hou Street, which starts from Yangqiao Road and ends at Jibi Road, is only 634 meters long. It is a leisure and cultural commercial street that combines tradition and modernity. Unfortunately, the old South Hou Street and some of the surrounding buildings were demolished from 2007 to 2009, and most of the existing buildings are replicas. With the construction of the new South Hou Street, many modern businesses have also entered this ancient area. Now it is mainly about eating and drinking, which is quite suitable for the new generation.

Tasty Western food at 10:10 restaurant in Fuzhou

Located at the South-west corner of the popular Sanfang Qixiang in the city center of Fuzhou (Fujian Province), this pretty restaurant specialized in sea food does not disappoint! Spaghetti with truffle, mushroom and cream and their passion fruit mojito where especially delicious! Definitely a nice option if you are visiting Fuzhou's city centre and craving some tasty Western Food! 📍拾点十分 ·美式料理(东百中心店) 八一七北路东百中心C5馆1F #foodie #fuzhou

Happy Christmas.

#christmaslights #christmasgiveaway #vickwalks One the way to Fuzhou the sky mimics three times like a Christmas tree. this year the best gift is to see this view.

Fuzhou Sanfang Seven Lanes to eat all Raiders h Fuzhou Sanfang Qixiang originated in the Jin Dynasty, covering an area of about 40 hectares, consisting of three squares, seven lanes and a central axis Street South Street. The three squares are Yijinfang, Wenrufang and Guanglufang; Qizhixiang are Yangqiao Lane, Langguan Lane, Taxiang, Huangxiang, Anmin Lane, Gongxiang and Jipi Lane. The ancient layout of the alleys has remained largely intact. The general tour of Sanfangqixiang is: South Back Street Gate, along the South Back Street, from left to right, you can visit Langguan Lane and Tower Lane. Tower Lane, turn right and buy a cup of Starbucks, and continue to swim in Huangxiang and Yijinfang with coffee. You can't miss the Shoushan Stone Carving Hall and Zong Taozhai. After swimming through these, you will find a few old Fuzhou snacks and fish balls in the central area of South Back Street. Fill your stomach and continue to visit Wenrufang and Anmin Lane. The focus of the tour is on Wenrufang, stop and take a look, and turn right to the Fujian Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo. Finally, visit the Palace Lane, Guanglufang, Jipi Lane. At the end of the South Back Street, there is a fixed photo at the stone monument of Sanfangqixiang, and the three squares and seven lanes are finished. If you walk along the three squares and seven lanes like the above position, you cant see why you cant see it. The real way to go is to pick one or two more interesting squares and go shopping. A house, as small as one brick and one watt. Opening time: 9:00-17

I stayed in Fuzhou for one night. The time was short. I didn't know where to go. My friend took me to Sanfangqixiang. Similar to Chengdu Kuanzhai Alley. In addition to tourists and locals often go there, there are food to buy, here Fuzhou ancient buildings and antique buildings have a taste, I took a mobile phone to take a picture. Now there are such places all over the country. Although there are many traces of artificial carving, it is also a good place to take pictures.

Fuzhou was built in 202 BC. It has a long history, nicknamed Yucheng. The most common natural thing on the street is the banyan tree, which is just a landscape. And to Fuzhou, every time you will definitely arrive, it is the three squares and seven lanes. Sanfang Qixiang is a national 5A-level tourist scenic spot. It is the only remaining part of Fuzhou Old Town after demolition and construction. It is precious and precious. This is the historical source and cultural root of Fuzhou. Every time I go to Sanfangqixiang, I always enter from South Back Street, thinking about whether I will go in the next lane. To a place, as a senior foodie, what is the first thing to do, probably to find an old name to eat and eat. What's more, going in from the South Back Street, did not walk a few steps, is the old name of the pavement. Tongli meat swallow, the store is not big, just a few tables and chairs, but it has been a crowd of people, everyone will end a bowl, sit on the bench outside to eat, so there are many places where Sanfangqixiang can sit There is no big problem. The same is true of Yonghe Fish Ball. meat swallow, fish balls are really not enough. meat swallow's swallow skin is hand-made, the skin is transparent, tenacious, Q-slip is smooth, a bowl is not enough. Fish pill skin is made with fish and there is stuffing inside. It is the baguette fish ball that we said. It tastes delicious and has a good aftertaste. I am greedy, I can finish the soup. There are also meat swallows and fish balls in the double fight, too lazy to go to the two stores, you can complete the task of eating in a store.

Sanfang Qixiang Community Museum Center Exhibition Hall.

Sanfang Qixiang Community Museum is located at No. 270 Tonghu Road, Nanjie Street, Gulou District, Fuzhou City. It has been open to the public since 2007. The museum reorganizes, protects, and displays the region, tradition, memory, and residents. It integrates the functions of heritage protection, inheritance, display, and publicity of traditional museums with the protection of Sanfang Qixiang historical and cultural blocks and the development of modern communities, achieving the unity of protection and development. The central exhibition hall is located in the Liu Family Courtyard at No. 34 Guanglu Lane, Nanhou Street. It is a microcosm and information center of Sanfang Qixiang culture. The Liu Family Courtyard is the largest residential building in the lanes and alleys and is also the preface hall of the entire Sanfang Qixiang Community Museum. It will comprehensively introduce the essence of Sanfang Qixiang and create a miniature version of Sanfang Qixiang. The Liu Family Courtyard faces south and consists of four Qing-style buildings connected from east to west. The existing courtyard is a Qing-style structure after the large-scale reconstruction of Liu Qiqu and Qixian brothers during the Daoguang and Xianfeng periods of the Qing Dynasty. The structure of the courtyard basically follows the typical pattern of the time, that is, behind the two stone frame doors, there is a first courtyard with stone paving and three-sided corridors. Enter the front hall through the courtyard. The hall is five rooms wide, with a reduced column and a wooden frame. The main rooms on both sides are separated by screen doors. The second and third courtyards are reached through the back hall and the back courtyard. ⏳Duration: Free admission. Duration: 30 minutes to 1 hour.

Fujian Travel Guide.

🎊Fujian Travel Guide🎊 I. Travel Overview💡 Fujian, known as the "Land of Scholars by the Sea," is a place of unique landscapes, a long history, and delicious food. This time, we will explore the beauty and charm of Fujian together, giving you a complete understanding of the province. II. Must-Visit Attractions📷 1. Wuyi Mountains: The Wuyi Mountains are famous for their unique rocks, beautiful mountains and rivers, and tranquil ancient temples. Stroll along the Jiuqu Stream and experience the charm of tea culture. 2. Tulou Clusters: The Hakka Tulou in Fujian is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, especially the Tianluokeng Tulou Cluster in Nanjing, with its layered buildings that are breathtaking. 3. Gulangyu Island, Xiamen: With its blue sea and sky, European-style architecture, and romantic streets, this is the perfect place to experience a leisurely island life. III. Food Recommendations🍖 1. Fuzhou Buddha Jumps Over the Wall: This is a famous local dish that combines a variety of delicacies from the mountains and the sea. It is rich but not greasy and is suitable for all ages. 2. Satay Noodles: Xiamen's satay noodles are a seafood lover's first choice, with a unique satay sauce that makes every bite unforgettable. 3. Zhangzhou Braised Dishes: Zhangzhou's braised dishes are delicious and unique, making them irresistible. Whether it's duck feet or large intestines, you can find the best flavors in Zhangzhou. IV. Itinerary Planning💡 1. Fuzhou: On the first day, you can visit the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys in Fuzhou to experience the charm of old Fuzhou. In the evening, try local specialties such as Buddha Jumps Over the Wall. 2. Wuyi Mountains: On the second day, head to the Wuyi Mountains to visit attractions such as Jiuqu Stream and the Dahongpao Tea Garden, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. In the evening, try local snacks. 3. Xiamen: On the third and fourth days, you can go to Xiamen to visit the island scenery of Gulangyu Island. In the evening, try satay noodles and other delicacies. In addition, you can visit the Hakka Tulou Clusters in Nanjing. V. Transportation Guide🚇 Fujian has a well-developed transportation system, with high-speed rail and highways providing direct access. When traveling within the province, you can rent a car or take public transportation. In addition, during peak tourist seasons, attractions can be crowded, so it is recommended to plan your itinerary and book accommodation in advance. VI. Travel Tips⚠️ 1. Take sun protection measures when traveling in summer. 2. Pay attention to safety, especially your personal and property safety during visits. 3. Respect local customs and historical sites, and do not litter or vandalize. ❤️In short, Fujian is a place worth visiting. While enjoying the beautiful scenery, don't forget to try the local food and experience the unique cultural atmosphere!

Lin Juemin's Former Residence

Lin Juemin's Former Residence is located at No. 17 Yangqiao East Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. The first hall and the north courtyard outside the main axis of the building and the flower hall outside the south wall have been demolished. The second hall is still preserved, with three rooms and seven columns, a wooden frame, and a double-slope roof. The middle is the hall, and the two sides are the wing rooms. There is a patio, corridor, and screen door in front of the hall, a small patio behind the hall, and a shed on both sides. The Wisteria Study on the south side of the main seat faces north, with five columns and three rooms. There is a small study on the west side of the study, facing east, and a small courtyard outside the west wall. The small house in the courtyard has two rooms, facing south, with five columns, which is the residence of Lin Juemin and his wife. There is a small patio on the south side, planted with plum blossoms. The north side is the kitchen, which has been converted into a garden. There is a small door in the north corner of the garden, which connects to the second hall. After Lin Juemin's death, the Lin family left the house, and the house was sold to Xie Luanen, the grandfather of Xie Bingxin. Bingxin lived here when she was a child. In "My Hometown," she gives a vivid description of the house. It was announced as a municipal cultural relic protection unit in 1983. Lin Juemin was a pioneer of the democratic revolution and one of the 72 martyrs of Huanghuagang. ⏳Time to visit: Free admission, 30 minutes to 1 hour.

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Fuzhou, Fujian - Must-see attractions: Sanfang Qixiang is a must-see attraction. The alleys are connected to each other, and the white walls and black tiles are exquisite. It is like a museum of ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Famous people such as Lin Zexu and Yan Fu once left their footprints here. You can also visit Pingtan Island, where you can ride along the coastal highway and feel the freedom of the sea and sky. - Local food: We recommend the fresh and delicious fish ball soup and the fragrant meat swallow soup, which are affordable and delicious. 😍 Jinzhong, Shanxi - Must-see attractions: Pingyao Ancient City is a holy place for travelers. You can climb the ancient city wall to overlook the well-arranged courtyards, exquisite brick carvings, and ancient streets. In addition, Qiao Family Courtyard and Wang Family Courtyard also show the glorious history of Shanxi merchants. - Local food: Pingyao beef and Taigu cake are worth a try. Tasting these delicacies will give you a strong sense of local flavor. 🤩 Taizhou, Zhejiang - Must-see attractions: Tiantai Mountain is the origin of the name of Taizhou, and the scenery here is picturesque. There is also Shenxianju, where the mountains are shrouded in mist, like a fairyland, which is refreshing. - Local food: Taizhou cuisine, represented by Xinrongji, is popular all over the country. The seafood is not to be missed, such as the plump green crabs and the fresh small yellow croakers, which are a feast for the taste buds. 🦀 Guilin, Guangxi - Must-see attractions: The landscape of the Li River is a masterpiece. The river is crystal clear, and the peaks on both sides of the river are varied. Taking a bamboo raft down the river is like being in a fairyland. West Street in Yangshuo is also full of lively atmosphere, where you can experience the local customs. - Local food: Guilin rice noodles are a must-eat delicacy, affordable and delicious. There is also Yangshuo beer fish, which is tender and juicy, with a faint beer aroma, which is unforgettable. 🍜 Fenghuang Ancient Town, Hunan - Must-see attractions: The ancient city by the Tuo River is very distinctive. You can visit the former residence of Shen Congwen in the ancient city to feel the life of this literary master. Stroll along the Tuo River and admire the stilted buildings on both sides. The night view is even more beautiful. - Local food: Blood duck and sour soup fish are local specialties with unique flavors, worth a try. 😋 Weihai, Shandong - Must-see attractions: Weihai is a beautiful coastal city. The Liugong Island Sino-Japanese War Memorial Hall has important historical significance. In addition, you can stroll along the beach and enjoy the beautiful sea view and leisure time. - Local food: Various fresh seafood is a major feature of Weihai, such as mackerel dumplings and seaweed buns, which are filling and affordable, allowing you to taste the flavor of the sea. 🦞

Shadingji: Unlock the wonderful taste of Fujian clay pot dishes.

🔥 In a corner of the bustling city, deep in Yadao Lane on Tonghu Road, there is an unassuming but extraordinary food shop - Shadingji Fujian Clay Pot Dishes Jiangmu Duck. It is quietly waiting across from Houjie Laohua. Although the shop is not big, it is well-equipped, and every inch of space exudes warmth and tempting aroma. 🐟 As soon as I entered the door, the Kung Fu Sea Bass occupied my taste buds with its fresh aroma. The fish is tender and smooth, and the heat is just right. Every bite is an extreme pampering of the taste buds. 🌶️ The mouth-watering chicken can even be customized to a non-spicy version, which is a blessing for foodies who love spicy food but are afraid of getting inflamed! The chicken is firm and juicy, and extremely delicious. 🥣 The fresh meatball soup is a bright spot in the light taste. The soup is clear and mellow, and the meatballs are large and substantial, warming the stomach and the heart. 🐰 The most surprising thing is the little rabbit milk pudding given as a gift, which is cute and sweet but not greasy, and is a perfect end to the meal. Here, every dish is full of sincerity, and every bite is the taste of home. Come to Shadingji and explore the warmth and happiness hidden in the clay pot!

Fuzhou Food Exploration: A Fall Feast You Can't Miss

Fuzhou, a city full of charm, has a unique flavor in the fall. When the autumn wind blows over the ancient eaves of Sanfang Qixiang, the air is filled with the tempting aroma of food. Let's explore the must-eat restaurants and start a fall food journey! Antai Lou is a representative of Fuzhou cuisine. Walking into the store, you feel like you are traveling back in time. The must-try lychee pork is a perfect blend of tender meat and sweet and sour sauce, like ripe lychees in autumn, exuding a charming sweet fragrance. The taro paste is delicate and dense, melting in your mouth like the lazy comfort of the autumn sun. Every bite is a taste of the years, a taste of the inheritance and continuation of traditional Fuzhou cuisine. Next, we come to Lao Fuzhou Xuji, where the Buddha Jumps Over the Wall is a must-try. Various delicacies from the mountains and seas are gathered in a pot and slowly stewed in the fall, filling the air with fragrance. The chewy abalone, the soft sea cucumber, and the delicious scallops are like the harvest scene of autumn, rich and satisfying. A sip of the rich soup is like the essence of the whole autumn, warming your body and heart. Meiyabo Peanut Soup is a sweet stop in the fall. A bowl of steaming peanut soup, with peanuts stewed to a very soft and mushy texture, is sweet but not greasy. On a cool autumn afternoon, a bowl of peanut soup is like a cup of hot tea in the fall, soothing your tired body and mind. Paired with crispy taro cakes, the collision of sweetness and fragrance adds a touch of simple happiness to the fall. There is also Wangzhuang Ami Seafood Restaurant, where fall is the season for seafood. The table is filled with plump crabs and fresh mantis shrimp. The crab roe is full and golden, and the shrimp meat is firm and sweet. Sitting in the open-air seats, enjoying the autumn breeze, you can enjoy the seafood feast of Fuzhou in the fall, feeling the boldness and pleasure, as if you are having an intimate autumn date with the sea. These must-eat restaurants in Fuzhou are like pearls in the fall, scattered in every corner of the city. They welcome every diner with their unique culinary charm, allowing people to taste the food while deeply appreciating the unique style of Fuzhou in the fall and the warm atmosphere of the city. Come to Fuzhou and check out these treasure restaurants, and let your taste buds dance in the fall!

Fuzhou Sanfang Qixiang | History in the City.

|History in the City. Sanfang Qixiang dates back to the Jin Dynasty, took shape in the Tang and Five Dynasties, and reached its peak in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is one of the largest and best-preserved historical and cultural districts in China, and is known as the "living fossil of the Chinese city lane system" and the "museum of Ming and Qing architecture in China." From north to south, the lanes are: ⭐ Sanfang: Yijin Lane - Wenru Lane - Guanglu Lane ⭐ Qixiang: Yangqiao Lane - Langgong Lane - Ta Lane - Huang Lane - Anmin Lane - Gong Lane - Jipi Lane 🏯 Main Attractions ✅ Love Tree ✅ Lin Zexu Memorial Hall ✅ Waterside Theater ✅ Little Yellow Building ✅ Yan Fu's Former Residence ✅ Lin Juemin and Bing Xin's Former Residence ✅ Ermei Book House (Fujian National Museum) ✅ Sanfang Qixiang Art Museum 🔖 Tips Luggage storage is available at the visitor center 💰20/piece of luggage, 💰10/backpack There are small guides at the south gate of Sanfang Qixiang who introduce the history of Fuzhou 🚏 Address: Nanhou Street, Gulou District, Fuzhou 🚉 Transportation: Take Metro Line 1 or 4 to Dongjiekou Station, and leave from Exit C.

What can a special forces soldier do in Fuzhou in three hours? Visit Sanfang Qixiang.

As a fan, there are always three to five hours of free time during a special forces trip to a weekend performance. It is a good choice to visit a local landmark during this time. This time, I recorded my aimless stroll through Sanfang Qixiang in Fuzhou! 1. Location: Sanfang Qixiang is not far from Fuzhou Olympic Sports Center, about 7–8 km away. It is one of the choices for leisure time during a concert. 2. Transportation: • Subway: Take Line 2 to Nanmendou Station, Exit L, and walk about 1 km to get there. • Taxi: It is recommended to get off near the cultural block. The closer to the street, the more traffic jams. • There is a bus from Sanfang Qixiang to Fuzhou Airport. It takes about 1 hour to get to the airport, which is very convenient. 3. Who is it suitable for? • People interested in Ming and Qing history and folk culture • People who want to experience the traditional life style of Fujian • People who want to taste delicious food and take photos at popular places 4. Travel route: • Sanfang Qixiang can be understood as a building planning style with alternating horizontal and vertical lines. The north-south direction feels more commercial, with a sense of a popular landmark. • In the east-west direction, you can see various folk museums and experience the local customs of southern Fujian. • After getting off at the cultural street, go straight and you will first see the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall, which displays Lin Zexu's achievements in life. Occasionally, you can see primary school students doing research and acting as docents under the organization of their teachers. • After leaving the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall, continue to walk forward and you will see the popular heart tree. Take a photo quickly. • Continue along the main road and you will see the Liu Family Courtyard, which is large in scale and has a one-way path. The building is magnificent, and you can feel the grandeur of a wealthy family. • Other places worth visiting include the Little Yellow Building, which has a beautiful garden and a pond with koi fish. In short, as a landmark scenic spot in Fuzhou, Sanfang Qixiang is suitable for strolling and taking photos both during the day and at night to experience the unique style of Fuzhou.

Take a walk through the life of ancient literati and experience the poetry of Sanfang Qixiang.

📍Address: Sanfang Qixiang 🚗Transportation: Located in the city center, it is easily accessible by various means of transportation. 👍️Must-see attractions: 1. Yan Fu's Former Residence, 2. Bing Xin's Former Residence, 3. Lin Juemin's Former Residence, 4. Lin Zexu Memorial Hall, 5. Love Tree 🎟️Tickets: Shui Xie Ge Tai and Xiao Huang Lou: CNY 20, Yan Fu's Former Residence: CNY 15, Guo Baiyin's Former Residence: CNY 10, other places are free 💗Other tips: 1. You can spend CNY 15 for a VR real-life guide. 2. It is very suitable for city walks, and you can visit it in any way you like. The whole tour takes about 2 hours. 3. It is highly commercialized, with a cinema and self-service KTV.

Impressions of Fuzhou.

Arrived in Fuzhou at noon on August 4, and went to Beida Road to eat a bowl of Fengjiao beef noodles. The shop is not big, but the business is booming, and it is not easy to park. The temperature in Fuzhou is as high as 39 degrees. In the afternoon, I went to the Fujian Museum to learn about Fujian. The museum has exhibitions on the Traces of Fujian, the Blue Sea of Fujian, and the Light of Ancient Civilization. There are also temporary exhibitions on the Archaeological Achievements of the Austronesian People in Fujian and Fujian in Song Poetry. I had a seafood feast at Wangzhuang Seafood Restaurant for dinner. As an inland person, I had never seen many of the seafood dishes before. They were very rich and delicious. The spicy crab was very tasty, no worse than Sichuan cuisine. Next to the restaurant is the "Three Lanes and Seven Alleys", which originated in the Jin Dynasty. Today, the ancient lanes and alleys have been preserved, making it one of the largest and best-preserved historical and cultural districts in China. Walking through the alleys and turning into Nanhou Street, the lights are bright and the people are bustling. There is a tree in the middle of the road with a heart-shaped crown, which attracts many tourists to take photos. The main attractions in Fuzhou are the Three Mountains, Two Towers, and One Lane. On the morning of the 5th, I went to Wushan Mountain, one of the Three Mountains, and Wuta Tower, one of the Two Towers. Wushan Mountain is close to the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, with good vegetation and towering trees. It only takes more than ten minutes to reach the top of the mountain. Wushan Mountain is famous for its cliff carvings, and next to Daoshan Pavilion is the "Record of Daoshan Pavilion" by Zeng Gong, one of the Eight Great Prose Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties. Wushan Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain, with Taoist temples and Buddhist temples, as well as many Confucian temples, such as Jiuxian Temple and Xianshu Temple. Wuta Tower is located at the foot of the eastern slope of Wushan Mountain. The tower is made of granite, with seven octagonal floors, and each floor has a relief of a Buddha statue. This is my first time in Fuzhou, and I have a good impression of it. However, the time is a bit tight, so I can only check in and come back next time to experience it properly.

A record of a hairpin photoshoot in Fuzhou on a rainy day.

I was stranded in Fuzhou due to the typhoon. The original itinerary did not include a hairpin photoshoot. I was worried that the photoshoot would be rushed and poorly done, which would delay my tight schedule, so I thought it would be better not to take photos. Now I have an extra day, and there is nowhere else to go, so my friend said I had to take a hairpin photoshoot. The following is self-funded and not an advertisement. ✅ I quickly searched for hairpin photoshoots near the hotel and called them in order to see if I could get a photoshoot on the same day. ✅ I made a phone appointment at 9:18, and five minutes later, the front desk gave me the time and precautions, and said I could come early to choose clothes if I had time. ✅ I arrived at the store at 11:00, half an hour early. Because it was raining, there were few customers, and a staff member immediately accompanied me to choose clothes. There were about four racks of clothes for hairpin photoshoots and three knives. I didn't do any research, so I simply asked the staff to help me choose. ✨ I originally preferred cyan and plain colors, but the staff recommended light colors (which was a very good choice for a cloudy day‼️), and brought me a cheongsam to try on (the size didn't fit), so I chose this light pink and purple color. ✅ 11:50 to 13:00 makeup and hair, random makeup artist. The whole process was skilled and detailed, not too heavy, and acceptable to the naked eye. Communication and adjustments were quick, and the makeup artist kept chatting with me, comforting me that I could have fun here if I couldn't leave because of the typhoon. It was always like this during typhoons. After the makeup and hair were done, I sent the look to two friends, and they both said it looked good. 👍 ✅ 13:50 to 15:00 outdoor one-on-one photoshoot, random photographer. The rain was heavy at times and light at times, and the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys were temporarily closed, but the photographer still helped me change five different scenes, and used a prop umbrella to block the rain when it was heavy. I was very surprised to capture many moments of falling rain, which looked like snow. ✨ I took 60+ photos, and went through them on the spot. There were no bad photos, and I was satisfied with all of them. The photographer said I could take more photos for fun before going back to change clothes. ✨ During the process, I said I wanted to record a video, and sometimes the photographer would help me adjust the position of the tripod. ✅ I received all the original photos the next day, and the retouching will take seven days. I am waiting for feedback. The photos I posted today were edited on my phone.

Three Lanes and Seven Alleys: A Journey Through Centuries of Charm

Strolling through Fuzhou's Three Lanes and Seven Alleys feels like stepping into a corridor of time. This ancient district boasts a long history, preserving the elegant architecture of the Ming and Qing dynasties while exuding the unique cultural atmosphere of Fujian. The winding bluestone paths and the quaint Minnan-style courtyards are faintly visible, with intricately carved wooden doors slowly opening, as if telling visitors the historical stories of this place. In the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, ancient trees and red brick walls create a picturesque scene, and the old streets are filled with the fragrance of tea and books, making one feel intoxicated. This place is also where many historical figures, such as Lin Zexu and Shen Baozhen, left their marks, with cultural imprints everywhere, as if every alley is whispering the past of this land. During the day, sunlight falls on the bluestone slabs, making the alleys particularly tranquil; at night, lanterns hang high, and the warm lights illuminate the contours of history. Walking here feels like stepping into an ancient painting with one foot and into modern prosperity with the other, intertwining history and reality into the unique soul of this city.

Fuzhou Sanfang Qixiang.

Here is a detailed guide to Fuzhou Sanfang Qixiang: 1. Must-see attractions Lin Juemin and Bing Xin Former Residence: The first stop of the Sanfang Qixiang tour, where you can feel the literary atmosphere. Yan Fu Former Residence: Located in Langguan Lane, where you can learn about the life of Yan Fu. Fujian Folk Museum: Combined with Ermei Book House, it displays the unique folk culture of Fujian. Shuixie Theater: Exquisitely built, it regularly hosts Fuzhou Min Opera and other performances. Xiaohuang Building: Hidden in Huang Lane, it is an exquisite ancient building. Guo Baiyin Former Residence: It tells the glorious history of a family. "Shanhai Fucuo" Guochao Life Museum: An immersive experience of Guochao culture. Fuzhou Maritime Silk Road Exhibition Hall: It shows the important position of Fuzhou on the Maritime Silk Road. 2. Food recommendations Yonghe Fish Balls: Fuzhou-style fish balls, fresh and delicious. Tongli Rouyan: A traditional Fuzhou snack, with thin skin and rich filling. Binde Bridge: Specializes in triangle cakes and glutinous rice, with traditional Fuzhou flavors. Old Fuzhou: Taste authentic Fuzhou snacks, such as Buddha Jumps Over the Wall, Litchi Pork, etc. 3. Accommodation suggestions Taiyin Amber Hotel: A century-old house renovated with traditional Chinese style and French romance. Anmin Banshe Hotel: A high-end resort hotel with guqin art, focusing on elegance and beauty. Shuxiang Wenru Hotel: The first lacquer-themed hotel in Fuzhou, with unique lacquer art decorations.

Travel through time and take a poetic stroll through Sanfang Qixiang.

✨🏞️【Travel through time and take a poetic stroll through Sanfang Qixiang】🏞️✨ 👣 Step into the heart of Fuzhou and into the river of history—Sanfang Qixiang. Here, stone paths and white walls with black tiles intertwine with the deep breath of a thousand-year-old culture.🏘️ 🌸【Architecture】 The architecture in the alleys is unique, mainly consisting of ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The layout is rigorous, and the structure is exquisite. The white walls, gray tiles, wooden doors, and windows are intricately carved, showing the ingenuity of the ancients in every detail. The saddle walls are staggered and beautifully curved, and the clay sculptures and paintings on the wall heads and eaves are vivid, adding a touch of beauty to the simple buildings. Here, you can appreciate the delicacy and elegance of traditional southern architecture and experience the unique Min-style architecture.🏮 🍜【Food Paradise】 Sanfang Qixiang is also a food paradise where your taste buds can bloom. Tongli Rouyan has smooth and chewy swallow skin and juicy meat filling, giving you a full sense of happiness with every bite. Yonghe fish balls are chewy, and the soup is rich, with each fish ball full of the fresh taste of the sea. There are also various snacks such as Dingbianhu, peanut soup, and oyster cakes. 🎨 Walking into every alley of Sanfang Qixiang is like walking into a beautiful ink painting. The waterside stage of Yijin Alley is a reminder of the past's prosperity, and the scholarly atmosphere of Wenru Alley still carries the elegance of ancient scholars.📖🏞️ 🎁【Specialty Shops】 There are many specialty shops in the alleys worth exploring. Literary cafes with rich coffee aromas are great places to relax. Traditional handicraft shops display exquisite Shoushan stone carvings, oil-paper umbrellas, and lacquerware, allowing you to appreciate the beauty of Fuzhou's traditional crafts. There are also various interesting cultural and creative shops with a wide range of creative products, making them great places to pick up souvenirs. Here, you can always find some favorite trinkets and take home unique memories of Sanfang Qixiang.🎈 🌳【Leisurely Stroll】 In Sanfang Qixiang, time seems to slow down. You can leisurely stroll along the stone paths, enjoy the scenery of the ancient streets, and feel the tranquility and comfort. Or find a teahouse, sit down, sip a cup of tea, listen to a Fuzhou storytelling, and feel the charm of Fuzhou's traditional culture.

Sanfang Qixiang, Fuzhou.

Sanfang Qixiang is a historical and cultural district in Fuzhou, also known as the Sanfang Qixiang Scenic Area. It is located on Nanhou Street in Gulou District, Fuzhou, Fujian Province, and covers an area of about 45 hectares. It is a general term for the lanes arranged from north to south on both sides of Nanhou Street. The so-called "Sanfang" refers to the lanes on the left side of Nanhou Street, namely Guanglu Lane, Wenru Lane, and Yijin Lane. The so-called "Qixiang" refers to Jibi Lane, Gong Lane, Anmin Lane, Huang Lane, Ta Lane, Langguan Lane, and Yangqiao Lane. Sanfang Qixiang originated in the Jin Dynasty, formed in the Tang and Five Dynasties, and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Today, the ancient lanes are basically preserved. Sanfang Qixiang is a large-scale and well-preserved historical and cultural district in China, known as the "living fossil of the Chinese city lane system" and the "Chinese Ming and Qing Architecture Museum". In 2006, it was listed as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units by the State Council under the name of "Sanfang Qixiang and Zhuzi Lane Architectural Group". In 2009, Sanfang Qixiang Historical and Cultural District was awarded the honorary title of "China's Top Ten Historical and Cultural Streets" approved by the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage. In 2015, Sanfang Qixiang Scenic Area in Fuzhou was rated as a national 5A tourist attraction, and was also selected as the first batch of Chinese historical and cultural districts jointly announced by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage.

Stroll through Sanfang Qixiang, and travel through the ancient and modern charm of Fuzhou for a thousand years.

Sanfang Qixiang is the core component of Fuzhou's historical and cultural city, located in Gulou District, Fuzhou City, and is the inheritance place of Mindu culture. There are more than 200 Ming and Qing Dynasty ancient buildings preserved here, known as the "Ming and Qing Dynasty Architecture Museum" and "Modern Celebrity Residence". The following is a travel guide to Sanfang Qixiang: Recommended tour route 1. Essence route: Lin Juemin·Bingxin Former Residence → Yan Fu Former Residence → Ermei Bookstore → Xiaohuanglou → Taiwan Guild Hall → Waterside Stage → Ye Clan Residence → You Clan Residence → Love Tree. 2. Famous Alley Residence Tour: Yan Fu Former Residence → Xiaohuanglou → Waterside Stage. 3. Alley Folk Custom Tour: Waterside Stage → You Clan Residence → Ermei Bookstore → Ye Clan Residence → Love Tree. 4. Alley Mintai Root-Seeking Tour: Yan Fu Former Residence → Waterside Stage → Xiaohuanglou → Taiwan Guild Hall. Attraction introduction Lin Juemin·Bingxin Former Residence: Located at No. 17, Yangqiao Road, it is a national key cultural relics protection unit. It was once the ancestral home of Lin Juemin, and later purchased by Bingxin's grandfather. Bingxin lived here during her childhood. Yan Fu Former Residence: Located at No. 20, Langguan Lane, it is a typical Fuzhou ancient residence, showcasing Yan Fu's life and deeds. Ermei Bookstore (Fujian Folk Museum): Located at No. 25, Langguan Lane, it is now the Fujian Folk Museum, showcasing classical furniture, wood carvings and woodcuts from various periods of the Min school. Xiaohuanglou: Located at No. 36, Huang Lane, it is a national key cultural relics protection unit. The building is decorated with carved beams and painted rafters, and there are gardens such as Teng Hua Yin Pavilion and Xiao Canglang Pavilion. Taiwan Guild Hall: Located at No. 51, Huang Lane, it was a place for Taiwanese scholars to stay when they came to Fuzhou to participate in the Fujian Provincial Examination and the Beijing Metropolitan Examination in the late Qing Dynasty. Waterside Stage: Located at No. 4, Yijin Lane, it is a national key cultural relics protection unit. The stage is surrounded by water on three sides, with a courtyard in the middle, facing the pavilion. The sound is excellent. Ye Clan Residence (Fujian Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park): Located on the south side of Nanhou Street, it is a national key cultural relics protection unit, and now the Fujian Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park. You Clan Residence (Maritime Silk Road Exhibition Hall): Located at No. 17, Wenru Lane, it is now the Maritime Silk Road Exhibition Hall, showcasing Fuzhou's important position and role in the development of the Maritime Silk Road. Food recommendation Tongli Meat Swallow: A representative snack of Fuzhou, crystal clear and delicious. Yonghe Fish Ball: A century-old shop, a bite of fish ball, a bite of hometown feeling. Houjie Laohua: A bowl of fine powder, infused with high soup, with various small ingredients, authentic old Fuzhou streetside flavor. Baibingyuan: Inheritor of Fuzhou Min-style pastry culture, you can buy traditional Fuzhou flavors such as peach cake and gift cake. Meiyuyou: Founded in the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, lard cake, red paper package, peanut cake, etc., are childhood memories of Fuzhou people. Traffic guide Bus routes: Take bus No. 5, 18, 22, 27, 55, 61, 66, 75, 118, 128, 301, 317, 327 to Sanfang Qixiang (Shuangpao Bridge) Station. Subway lines: Take Metro Line 1 or 4 to Dongjiekou Station, exit from Exit C, walk 400 meters along Yangqiao East Road to reach your destination. Self-driving parking: You can park at Yadao Lane Parking Lot, Wushan North Slope Parking Lot, etc. Ticket information Lin Juemin·Bingxin Former Residence: Free Yan Fu Former Residence: 15 yuan/person Xiaohuanglou: 20 yuan/person Waterside Stage: 20 yuan/person Guo Boyin Former Residence: 10 yuan/person Opening hours Opening hours of paid attractions: 8:30~21:00 Public area: Open all day Accommodation recommendation Shuxiang Wenru Hotel: Located at No. 50, Wenru Lane, Sanfang Qixiang, it is the first lacquer-themed exhibition hotel in Fuzhou. Juchun Garden Inn: Located at No. 22, Gong Lane, Sanfang Qixiang, the inn spans Gong Lane and Anmin Lane. The north and south courtyards are themed in Ming and Qing Dynasty and Republic of China styles respectively. Sanfang Qixiang is not only a cultural landmark of Fuzhou, but also a witness to China's modern history. Here, you can feel the weight of history and experience the traditional customs of Fuzhou.

This Thai restaurant in Fuzhou is unforgettable.

🔥Hidden in the Daming Food Street in Fuzhou is a Thai restaurant that I always take my friends to when they visit - Mai Cun Thai Cuisine (Sanfang Qixiang Branch)! 🎉This restaurant is always packed and there's always a line, but it's worth the wait! 😍 🦀The traditional curry crab is made with the finest ingredients! Two large crabs are served in a dish, the meat is full, and the yellow curry is rich and delicious. It's even better with rice! 🍲Tom Yum Goong is also a must-try. It's sour and spicy, and it's perfect with instant noodles. You won't be able to stop eating! 🍜 🥭The four-color mango sticky rice is not only delicious but also looks great. The mango is soft and juicy, and it's even better with coconut milk. Every bite is full of happiness! 🍚 This Thai restaurant not only satisfies my taste buds, but also makes me feel the charm of exotic customs. 🌍Every time I eat here, I feel like I'm on the streets of Thailand, enjoying authentic food. 💖

Missing my three days and two nights in Fuzhou🫧 Fun and photogenic.

Missing my three days and two nights in Fuzhou🫧 Fun and photogenic🫶 Flipping through photos from my trip a few months ago I really want to go to Fuzhou again!!! The sky is super blue and super beautiful! day1: Fuzhou South Station-Sanfang Qixiang-Daming Food Street-Hotel day2: Wanda Plaza-Yantai Mountain-Hotel day3: Gushan Cable Car 📍Recommend Yantai Mountain! Great for taking photos! You can go at night, the lights are even more beautiful and it's not too hot! 📍Also recommend Sanfang Qixiang! The love tree and blue sky are a perfect match! There are many creative shops there, so you can buy some souvenirs easily! ps. Fuzhou's Thai restaurants are really delicious! You can pick any one and you won't be disappointed! I ate Thai food three times in three days, who understands! ⚠️The only thing to avoid is a restaurant called "Deaf Uncle". My friend and I both think it's not delicious and not worth a special trip.

A hidden gem in Fuzhou's food scene, the taro duck had me at hello.

Walking through the streets of Fuzhou, I stumbled upon "Shadingji Fujian Claypot Cuisine Ginger Duck". What a pleasant surprise! The aroma of the taro duck hit me as soon as it was served. The skin was crispy and the taro was soft and dense, perfectly complementing the tender duck meat. It was sweet but not greasy, a perfect treat for a sweet tooth like me! What's more, the handsome waiter gave me a mysterious fruit - calamondin. It was sour at first, but then it was sweet. It was like exploring a new era of taste. I looked it up online and found that this small fruit has a great effect on heat clearing and detoxification. It's both delicious and healthy. This trip to Fuzhou was unforgettable because of this meal. Next time I come, Shadingji will be the reason for my reunion. If you're a foodie who loves to try new things and explore, it's definitely worth a detour!

Fuzhou!! Sanfang Qixiang!! A very nice hotel!!!

Fuzhou!! Sanfang Qixiang!! A very nice hotel!!! The loft room type of the hotel has a very special and surprising layout! The first floor is a tea room where you can watch TV and entertain, which is very cozy. The second floor is two separate beds, the space is great, and it can accommodate 4 people! The facilities and utensils are hygienic, and there are many daily necessities in the room and at the front desk. The smart toilet is separated from wet and dry. The service is in place and not exaggerated, the front desk is kind, and the aunt will clean up every day and replenish Wahaha and snacks and afternoon tea is also delicious. Public facilities include computers and washing machines. It is highly recommended for family travel. The cost performance of more than 200 yuan/room is very high~ Hotel location and transportation: You can walk to Sanfang Qixiang, it is very close to the subway entrance, and it is convenient to travel. It is not far from Yantaishan Park and Pioneer Morning Market. The 301 bus at the door is very convenient, and it only costs more than 10 yuan by taxi.

A trip to Zhangzhou and Fuzhou.

My family and I started our National Day self-driving tour from Puning to Zhangzhou and Fuzhou. On the first day morning, we set off from Huizhou and arrived in Puning at noon. We chose a restaurant that is worth recommending, Puning Courtyard. The restaurant has a beautiful environment with small bridges and flowing water. The dishes are abundant, the oysters are particularly fresh, the price is reasonable, and the taste is good. After lunch, we continued to Zhangzhou. On the second day morning, we went jogging at Shangmei Lake Park near the hotel. The park is not well developed, but the environment is still good and the area is quite large. We ran intermittently for 5 kilometers. There is a children's playground nearby, suitable for children to play. After breakfast, we went to Zhangzhou Ancient City. The scenery along Haibin Road is very beautiful. There are many people in the ancient city, so it is recommended to come early. If you come late, parking will be difficult. There are many local snacks here, such as oyster omelet, Pian Zi Huang grass sugarcane juice, salt-baked chicken leg, etc. We were already full after eating all the way. Inside the ancient city, there is the First Hall of Lantern Riddles in China and the Zhangzhou Ancient City Memory Hall, which allows you to learn about Zhangzhou culture. After a 3.5-hour drive in the afternoon, we arrived in Fuzhou. The hotel we stayed in is Zhonggeng Julong Hotel, located in Cangshan District, very close to Gushan Scenic Area. We were upgraded to a sea view room for free, which is very large and beautiful. So we decided to extend our stay for one night. From the window, you can see the Minjiang River. The breakfast is also very rich, with various Fuzhou snacks. Parking and charging are very convenient. On the third day, we went to Yantai Mountain Park, Fudao, Sanfang Qixiang, Lin Zexu Memorial Hall, to learn about the great man's life and achievements. It was worth the trip. In the evening, we found a restaurant called "Broken Shop", which serves Fujian cuisine. The signature dishes are braised pork knuckle, traditional southern fried liver, and lychee meat. The taste is good. When visiting each city, we have to run and check in. In Fuzhou, we chose Jin'an Lake Park, a good place for running. One lap is about 4 kilometers. The lake at night is very beautiful, and there is a Ferris wheel, but unfortunately it is not open. There are also many restaurants nearby. We used our mobile phones to record the beautiful moments. Looking forward to the next trip. Yantai Mountain Park