Jinyu Alley

Goldfish Lane, the name of Quanzhou Ancient Street Lane, is located near the Fuwen Temple Square in Quanzhou City, Fujian Province (opposite the Yugongkou Archway). It is connected to Zhongshan Road. The alley is nearly ten meters wide. The narrow place is only two or three meters. It is said that this is the original width of the alley. The alley is only expanded because of the construction of the cinema in the Republic of China. Wide. Because the five uncles in the alleys are frozen, sand tea noodles, vegetable head acid, dumplings and other famous snacks are well known, and occasionally there are Nanyin performances.

Goldfish Lane is a small alley opposite the Yugong Palace on Zhongshan Middle Road. It has vegetable head acid, caramel juice, dumplings and roast chicken legs and has become a place for net red punching. This alley is about 300 meters away. It doesn't matter at the alley. Go in and walk. There are some slow-life shops and some historical residences.

Goldfish Lane is a long old street, but it is very tasteful! The entrance to Goldenfish Lane is Nanyin Pavilion. You can drink tea for free. You can watch Nanyin performances. They are all a group of Nanyin lovers. It is very pleasant to listen to music and drink tea! There are also some small shops in the alley that are also very good, suitable for visiting at night!

The origin of the name of the goldfish lane is related to Xie's. It is said that Xie's original Jiang, Shennong's descent, Kai surnamed Zu Shen Bozuo Zhou Zhongxing, Fengzuo Wang Jiafeng Xie Guo, the descendants take the country as their surname, Fujian Yushi Xie Yugong settled in Quanzhou Qingpu, Song Renzong Emperor Younian Jinshi Fujian City Transfer made Xie Zhonggui receive a purple goldfish belt, and built a "Goldfish World" in Quancheng. That is “Goldfish Lane.”

Returning to the ancient style, red bricks and ancient pedaling stones, big red lanterns and alleys, the quiet goldfish alley, the winding path leads to the secluded place, it is really quiet. I hope the years are quiet, starting from the beginning and ending in the end [love]