Nanluoguxiang

Nanluoguxiang is an old alley in Beijing, basically people who have been to Beijing will be here, no matter when, it is a crowd of people scene, let alone encounter a special day. This alley has an ancient alley in Beijing, many still retain the ancient decoration and pattern, and now many have become the private houses of rich people, and they are not open to the outside world. Walk along the main alley, there are snack shops and special boutiques along the way, authentic Beijing snacks, handicrafts, bars, food city, let you eat all the way, you can also buy some small gifts here, special Beijing snacks back as handwriting.

Originally it was a historical old city, visiting the alleys, walking the streets and alleys to feel the historical atmosphere, but now all kinds of modern shops have various special snacks, all kinds of gadget shops are all, the overall commercialization, there are many same net red shops, it turned out that this is the residence of the official and the emperor. Now he We have to cross this street to stroll around, not fresh, don't want, it's all foreign things, nice, the taste has changed

The heat of Nanluoguxiang seems to have been very high, and the subway station exit is there. The famous Central Drama Academy is in this alley. This is the general school. The main campus is not here. It should be the birthplace of Chinese drama. The commercial atmosphere here is very strong. There are various snacks and small shops in the alley. This time I bought two small cheongsams, which just fit in. The second one was bought at half price. The business is very good, the price is not expensive, and it is very good.

Traditional hutong transformed into a shopping street. There are a lot of souvenirs and food stores here. Must visit

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Nanluoguxiang is an alley, located in the intersection area on the east side of the central axis of Beijing, from the north to the east street of Gulou, south to the east street of Di'anmen, 8 meters wide, 787 meters long, built in the same period in Yuandu. It is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Beijing, and has a history of more than 740 years. Also ranked among the 25 old city protected areas in the plan. Because of its high terrain and low north and south, such as a hunchback, it was named Luogu Lane. By the Qing Dynasty, the "Full Map of Beijing" drawn by Qianlong in 15 years (1750) was renamed Nanluogu Lane. It is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Beijing, and it is the traditional chessboard-style residential area with the largest scale, highest grade and most abundant resources in the Yuan Dynasty Hutong courtyard, and the most rich in the old Beijing style. The surrounding alleys are various shapes of mansions, houses and houses, colorful, heavy and deep. Nanluoguxiang and the surrounding area was once the center of Yuandadu, and the Ming and Qing Dynasties were a place of great wealth and nobleness. The streets and alleys here were full of dignitaries and nobles. The Wangfu Haoting was countless. After the Qing Dynasty was destroyed, the bustling of Nanluoguxiang also slowly ended. South Luoguxiang north and south, there are 8 alleys neatly arranged, in the shape of "fish bones", continuing the "board-style" pattern since ancient times, the whole block is like a big dragonfly, so it is also called the street. It is said that there were two ancient wells in the northmost part of Nanluoguxiang, which happened to be the two eyes of this lizard. This overall texture of the alleyway and the courtyard form is the figurative manifestation of the urban architecture pattern of Yuandadu chessboard.