Zhuji Lane

Zhuxi Lane is called Jingzong Lane. According to the records of "Zhili Nanxiong Zhou Zhi", Qu Dajun "Guangdong New Language" in the Ming Dynasty and Zhongshan Huang Cibo "Zhuxi Lane Nationality Nanqian", Zhuxi Lane was named and began in Tang Zhangchang. Zhang Chang's family lived together in the seventh century, Tang Jingzong Bao first year (825), the court in recognition of his filial piety, gave the pearl ring to the sage. In order to avoid the temple of Jingzong, Jingzong Lane was renamed "Zhuzong Lane". Zhuzong Lane has a history of nearly 1,000 years, so people call it "Zhuzong Ancient Lane".[1]

The ancient buildings are well preserved, and it is rare that the tourist area is still very life-like, and many elderly people still live in it. The commercial atmosphere is just right. The newly built surnames next to the ancient alley are very stylish, and the common people's hall is also very magnificent. After a few years, the interior decoration is ready and I hope to go again.

Zhuxi Ancient Alley, its specific location is in Zhuxi Village, Zhuxiong Town, Nanxiong City, Shaguan City. Tang was the station, and the Northern Song Dynasty became Shajiao Town. It is both an important settlement for Central Plains to migrate to Lingnan, and the birthplace of the residents of the Pearl River Delta and the ancestral residence of countless overseas Chinese.

I was a little disappointed. An ancient road passed through the alley. The ancestral halls or ancestral houses with different surnames on both sides were single. The content was single and I lost my interest when I walked. There were many old women who sold fragrances all the way, and they felt bad. Tickets are not cost-effective, online booking must be early, because it is not possible to enter the effective time.

Very convenient, just scan the code directly, antique street, history has to go in and see

Not big, it is some temples, if it is a local or overseas Chinese in Guangdong to find roots, it may have some meaning, as a northerner, that is, come here.

There are many evaluations that say it is not worth going. My suggestion is that if you have time, you can still walk slowly and slowly experience the ancient state of mind.

The fare is the same as the ticket office, but I am too lazy to queue with people, and I am used to using Trip.com.