Meixishe·Governor's Mansion (Sanfang Qixiang Dongjiekou Subway Station Store) Reviews

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Response from Property: 【Free teahouse, poetry, wine, flower tea】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyue Siheyuan Hotel! Among the three lanes and seven alleys, Yijin Lane is the first of the "three lanes", formerly known as Tongchao Lane. According to the Qing Dynasty's "Rongcheng Archaeological Brief", "Lu Yun and Lu Zao brothers lived here as county governors in the Song Dynasty, named Lu Jin, and later Wang Yixiang was appointed as the chief judge of Jiangdong, and the name was changed to Yijin." It was called "Lu Jin" in the Song Dynasty and "Yi Jin" in the Ming Dynasty. In fact, it means that someone in the lane was an official outside, and then returned home with glory, so the name of the lane was changed to "Yi Jin". In the past, it was called "Tongchao" because this place was a water network area, and the tides of Fuzhou West Lake and South Lake could flow into the ditches of this lane. No. 16 in the lane was the residence of Zheng Pengcheng, a Jinshi in the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. The Yijin Lane waterside stage is the most distinctive. This is a wooden single-story platform with four pillars and a single bay. There is a clear water pond below, a patio in the middle, and a loft on the front. Watching drama performances here, the water is clear, the wind is clear, and the sound is clear. It has acoustic principles and aesthetic value. It is the only existing waterside stage in Fuzhou. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to walk through the streets and alleys with you to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of Rongcheng~

Response from Property: 【Full-time Butler Service】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyueshe Courtyard Hotel! Among the three lanes and seven alleys, Anmin Lane is located in the south of Huang Lane, across Nanhou Street from Wenru Lane. Anmin Lane was formerly known as "Xilei Lane". It was renamed "Anmin" because of Huang Chao's entry into Fujian. According to the "Fuzhou Local Chronicles", "When Huang Chao, the peasant uprising army in the Tang Dynasty, entered Fujian, he showed Anmin to this lane, so it was named." There was an old Xilei Lane, which was known for its filial piety by Liu Zao of the Song Dynasty. Later, the prime minister Yu Shen lived here and changed the name to "Yuantai Yude". Historically, most of the people in the lane were social elites. Jia Ne, the governor of the Yuan Province, lived there. The old houses on the west side of the lane still retain the symmetrical pattern and simple charm. During the Anti-Japanese War, the New Fourth Army's Fujian Office was located there. Today, this old house is listed as a revolutionary cultural relic protection unit. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of Rongcheng with you while walking through the streets and alleys~

Response from Property: 【Full-time Butler Service】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyueshe Courtyard Hotel! Among the three lanes and seven alleys, Anmin Lane is located in the south of Huang Lane, across Nanhou Street from Wenru Lane. Anmin Lane was formerly known as "Xilei Lane". It was renamed "Anmin" because of Huang Chao's entry into Fujian. According to the "Fuzhou Local Chronicles", "When Huang Chao, the peasant uprising army in the Tang Dynasty, entered Fujian, he showed Anmin to this lane, so it was named." There was an old Xilei Lane, which was known for its filial piety by Liu Zao of the Song Dynasty. Later, the prime minister Yu Shen lived here and changed the name to "Yuantai Yude". Historically, most of the people in the lane were social elites. Jia Ne, the governor of the Yuan Province, lived there. The old houses on the west side of the lane still retain the symmetrical pattern and simple charm. During the Anti-Japanese War, the New Fourth Army's Fujian Office was located there. Today, this old house is listed as a revolutionary cultural relic protection unit. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of Rongcheng with you while walking through the streets and alleys~

Response from Property: 【Free teahouse, poetry, wine, flower tea】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyue Siheyuan Hotel! Among the three lanes and seven alleys, Yijin Lane is the first of the "three lanes", formerly known as Tongchao Lane. According to the Qing Dynasty's "Rongcheng Archaeological Brief", "Lu Yun and Lu Zao brothers lived here as county governors in the Song Dynasty, named Lu Jin, and later Wang Yixiang was appointed as the chief judge of Jiangdong, and the name was changed to Yijin." It was called "Lu Jin" in the Song Dynasty and "Yi Jin" in the Ming Dynasty. In fact, it means that someone in the lane was an official outside, and then returned home with glory, so the name of the lane was changed to "Yi Jin". In the past, it was called "Tongchao" because this place was a water network area, and the tides of Fuzhou West Lake and South Lake could flow into the ditches of this lane. No. 16 in the lane was the residence of Zheng Pengcheng, a Jinshi in the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. The Yijin Lane waterside stage is the most distinctive. This is a wooden single-story platform with four pillars and a single bay. There is a clear water pond below, a patio in the middle, and a loft on the front. Watching drama performances here, the water is clear, the wind is clear, and the sound is clear. It has acoustic principles and aesthetic value. It is the only existing waterside stage in Fuzhou. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to walk through the streets and alleys with you to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of Rongcheng~

Response from Property: 【Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, Stay at Home】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyueshe Courtyard Hotel! Among the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, Wenru Lane is the second of the "Three Lanes", and the name has existed since the Song Dynasty. According to "A Brief History of Archaeology in Rongcheng", this lane "was originally named Rulin, and was renamed because Zheng Mu, the chief priest of the Song Dynasty, lived here". Zheng Mu served as the chief priest of the National Supervisor, an important official of the country's highest institution of learning, and was an official of the third rank. Zhang Jing, a famous general who fought against the Japanese in the Ming Dynasty, and Gan Guobao, a famous general in the Qing Dynasty who was the governor of Fujian and the general of Taiwan, also lived here. In Wenru Lane, there is a deep and quiet alley called Minshan Lane, commonly known as "Sanguan Hall", which is famous because the Sanguan Hall was built in the ancient times. According to the "Alleys and Lanes No. 2" in Lin Feng's "Records of Archaeology in Rongcheng" during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, "Sanguan Hall is located in Minshan Lane, south of Wenru Lane. There is a small lane to Guanglu Lane in the south, and the west entrance reaches the Changfengcang River. Most of them are named after temples. This one is named after Minshan Baofu Temple." This shows the close relationship between Sanguan Hall and Baofu Temple. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to walk through the streets and lanes with you to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of Rongcheng~

Response from Property: 【Qinqi calligraphy and painting, brush, ink, paper and inkstone】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyueshe Courtyard Hotel! Among the three lanes and seven alleys, Huangxiang is south of Taxiang. Across Nanhou Street, it is connected to Yijinfang from east to west. According to the Minzhi, in the second year of Yongjia in the Jin Dynasty (308), Huang Yuanfang (280-375), also known as Yun and Yanfeng, a native of Gushi, fled to Fujian to avoid chaos and settled in Nanhou Street, Fuzhou, so it was called Huangxiang. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Huang Pu (837-920), a proofreader of Chongwen, retired and lived here. When Huang Chao's army entered Fuzhou, they heard of Huang Pu's great name and ordered the soldiers to "extinguish the candles" when passing through Huangxiang at night and not to disturb his family. From then on, Huangxiang became famous. The alley has been home to many Confucian scholars and has become a gathering place for cultural celebrities and social celebrities. In the Qing Dynasty, the prefect Lin Wenying, the second place Lin Zhichun, the governor Li Fu, the couplet master Liang Zhangju, the Jinshi Chen Shouqi, Zhao Xin, etc., all lived in the alley. It was once renamed Xinmeifang, and later Xinmeili. There is a stone tablet with the words "Tang Huangpu Residence" in the alley, which was seen by people in the early 1950s. There is a courtyard in Huangxiang called "Xiaohuanglou", which is a cultural relic protection unit. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to walk with you through the streets and alleys to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of Rongcheng~

Response from Property: 【High-end bedding, brand daily necessities】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyueshe Courtyard Hotel! Among the three lanes and seven alleys, Yangqiao Lane is the northernmost of the "seven lanes". Yangqiao Lane was formerly known as Dengjun Lane, and was renamed because it could reach Yangqiao in the west. During the Republic of China, it was expanded into a road due to the needs of urban construction, so it was later renamed "Yangqiao Road". The Lin family mansion at the intersection of Yangqiao Road and Nanhou Street was the residence of the martyr Lin Juemin during his lifetime. This martyr's former residence was later sold to Xie Luanen, the grandfather of the writer Bing Xin. Bing Xin lived here when she was a child, and there is also a vivid description of the former residence in "My Hometown". After the alley was expanded into a road, a considerable part of the former residence of the martyr Lin Juemin and the female writer Bing Xin (see the entry "Fuzhou Bing Xin's Former Residence") was preserved. There is a "Shuangpao Bridge" in Yangqiao Lane (South), which is small in scale but has many legends. First, the inland river channel where the bridge is located is the place where the east and west waters "join the tide". The inland river wonder of "a breath of water from thousands of miles away" can be felt most vividly here. Second, there is a pair of banyan trees growing towards each other on both sides of the Shuangpao Bridge. Their branches and leaves are intertwined in the air, embracing each other to form a shade. Therefore, there is a sad story of a young man and a woman who died for love. It has been passed down for a long time, so that later generations can no longer tell whether love came first and then the trees, or whether the trees came first and then the bridge, or vice versa. Recently, I heard that an overseas writer compared it with the swan song of "Romeo and Juliet", which added a bit of sadness. However, due to the river reconstruction and urban construction, the Qiongdong River under the bridge has been filled up. Later, a landscape pool was built under the bridge to let people know that there used to be an inland river here. Shuangpao Bridge has gradually changed from a "bridge" to a "pavilion" on the street, becoming a place for passers-by to rest and drink tea. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of the banyan city with you while walking through the streets and alleys~

Response from Property: 【High-end bedding, brand daily necessities】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyueshe Courtyard Hotel! Among the three lanes and seven alleys, Yangqiao Lane is the northernmost of the "seven lanes". Yangqiao Lane was formerly known as Dengjun Lane, and was renamed because it could reach Yangqiao in the west. During the Republic of China, it was expanded into a road due to the needs of urban construction, so it was later renamed "Yangqiao Road". The Lin family mansion at the intersection of Yangqiao Road and Nanhou Street was the residence of the martyr Lin Juemin during his lifetime. This martyr's former residence was later sold to Xie Luanen, the grandfather of the writer Bing Xin. Bing Xin lived here when she was a child, and there is also a vivid description of the former residence in "My Hometown". After the alley was expanded into a road, a considerable part of the former residence of the martyr Lin Juemin and the female writer Bing Xin (see the entry "Fuzhou Bing Xin's Former Residence") was preserved. There is a "Shuangpao Bridge" in Yangqiao Lane (South), which is small in scale but has many legends. First, the inland river channel where the bridge is located is the place where the east and west waters "join the tide". The inland river wonder of "a breath of water from thousands of miles away" can be felt most vividly here. Second, there is a pair of banyan trees growing towards each other on both sides of the Shuangpao Bridge. Their branches and leaves are intertwined in the air, embracing each other to form a shade. Therefore, there is a sad story of a young man and a woman who died for love. It has been passed down for a long time, so that later generations can no longer tell whether love came first and then the trees, or whether the trees came first and then the bridge, or vice versa. Recently, I heard that an overseas writer compared it with the swan song of "Romeo and Juliet", which added a bit of sadness. However, due to the river reconstruction and urban construction, the Qiongdong River under the bridge has been filled up. Later, a landscape pool was built under the bridge to let people know that there used to be an inland river here. Shuangpao Bridge has gradually changed from a "bridge" to a "pavilion" on the street, becoming a place for passers-by to rest and drink tea. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of the banyan city with you while walking through the streets and alleys~

Response from Property: 【Qinqi calligraphy and painting, brush, ink, paper and inkstone】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyueshe Courtyard Hotel! Among the three lanes and seven alleys, Huangxiang is south of Taxiang. Across Nanhou Street, it is connected to Yijinfang from east to west. According to the Minzhi, in the second year of Yongjia in the Jin Dynasty (308), Huang Yuanfang (280-375), also known as Yun and Yanfeng, a native of Gushi, fled to Fujian to avoid chaos and settled in Nanhou Street, Fuzhou, so it was called Huangxiang. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Huang Pu (837-920), a proofreader of Chongwen, retired and lived here. When Huang Chao's army entered Fuzhou, they heard of Huang Pu's great name and ordered the soldiers to "extinguish the candles" when passing through Huangxiang at night and not to disturb his family. From then on, Huangxiang became famous. The alley has been home to many Confucian scholars and has become a gathering place for cultural celebrities and social celebrities. In the Qing Dynasty, the prefect Lin Wenying, the second place Lin Zhichun, the governor Li Fu, the couplet master Liang Zhangju, the Jinshi Chen Shouqi, Zhao Xin, etc., all lived in the alley. It was once renamed Xinmeifang, and later Xinmeili. There is a stone tablet with the words "Tang Huangpu Residence" in the alley, which was seen by people in the early 1950s. There is a courtyard in Huangxiang called "Xiaohuanglou", which is a cultural relic protection unit. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to walk with you through the streets and alleys to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of Rongcheng~

Response from Property: 【Qinqi calligraphy and painting, brush, ink, paper and inkstone】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyueshe Courtyard Hotel! Among the three lanes and seven alleys, Huangxiang is south of Taxiang. Across Nanhou Street, it is connected to Yijinfang from east to west. According to the Minzhi, in the second year of Yongjia in the Jin Dynasty (308), Huang Yuanfang (280-375), also known as Yun and Yanfeng, a native of Gushi, fled to Fujian to avoid chaos and settled in Nanhou Street, Fuzhou, so it was called Huangxiang. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Huang Pu (837-920), a proofreader of Chongwen, retired and lived here. When Huang Chao's army entered Fuzhou, they heard of Huang Pu's great name and ordered the soldiers to "extinguish the candles" when passing through Huangxiang at night and not to disturb his family. From then on, Huangxiang became famous. The alley has been home to many Confucian scholars and has become a gathering place for cultural celebrities and social celebrities. In the Qing Dynasty, the prefect Lin Wenying, the second place Lin Zhichun, the governor Li Fu, the couplet master Liang Zhangju, the Jinshi Chen Shouqi, Zhao Xin, etc., all lived in the alley. It was once renamed Xinmeifang, and later Xinmeili. There is a stone tablet with the words "Tang Huangpu Residence" in the alley, which was seen by people in the early 1950s. There is a courtyard in Huangxiang called "Xiaohuanglou", which is a cultural relic protection unit. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to walk with you through the streets and alleys to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of Rongcheng~

Response from Property: 【Full-time Butler Service】Thank you for choosing Fuzhou Meixiyueshe Courtyard Hotel! Among the three lanes and seven alleys, Anmin Lane is located in the south of Huang Lane, across Nanhou Street from Wenru Lane. Anmin Lane was formerly known as "Xilei Lane". It was renamed "Anmin" because of Huang Chao's entry into Fujian. According to the "Fuzhou Local Chronicles", "When Huang Chao, the peasant uprising army in the Tang Dynasty, entered Fujian, he showed Anmin to this lane, so it was named." There was an old Xilei Lane, which was known for its filial piety by Liu Zao of the Song Dynasty. Later, the prime minister Yu Shen lived here and changed the name to "Yuantai Yude". Historically, most of the people in the lane were social elites. Jia Ne, the governor of the Yuan Province, lived there. The old houses on the west side of the lane still retain the symmetrical pattern and simple charm. During the Anti-Japanese War, the New Fourth Army's Fujian Office was located there. Today, this old house is listed as a revolutionary cultural relic protection unit. No matter how good the introduction is, it is not as good as your personal experience. I hope to have the opportunity to experience the humanistic charm of the old city and the unique beauty of Rongcheng with you while walking through the streets and alleys~