The former Tonggu Town is relatively remote, the traffic is not convenient, the ancient town is very complete, there is not much commercial development, and there are not many tourists. In general, it is worthwhile. From Shanghai, take the train to Ninghai Railway Station. After exiting the station, there is bus K116 to the West Bus Station. From here, transfer to the urban and rural bus to get off the front child, which is the former Tonggu Town. Qiantong Ancient Town is a typical Zhedong style ancient town, which is totally different from the common Jiangnan water town architecture. The guiding signs in the scenic area are very clear. There are several large courtyards open to the public, but it is best to have a presentation by the instructor to understand the subtleties. The pavement of the village is mostly paved with cobblestones. There are two streams near the former Tonggu Town, which are rich in pebbles. The locals build houses and pave the way. Mingjingtang is an old house built in the Daoguang Period of the Qing Dynasty. The word "Mingjing" was established by the order of Emperor Guangxu of Zhejiang Xuezheng. The walls of the house in the village are mottled and have experienced countless wind and rain. This is also a courtyard building, and there are still many locals living there. The Mingjingtang yard was paved with cobblestones in the shape of a gossip, and the owner was very careful when building the house.