Jibi Alley

Jipi Lane, the most south side of Fuzhou Sanfangqi Lane, is commonly known as "Jipi Lane". When the residents of the alley in Song Zheng's sex returned to the countryside because they had insulted him and quickly avoided it, they called "Jiepi Lane". The Ming Dynasty changed its name to "Jipi Lane" with a homonym, taking auspicious luck. The former residence of Lan Jianshu is located at the intersection of Jipi Lane and Nanhou Street, Jipi Lane 94, Jipi Lane West Exit, and the former residence faces South Back Street in the west. The former residence is a Qing Dynasty building, the main seat is two in, sitting north facing south, the main hall is three wide, into the deep seven pillars, wearing a bucket-style wooden structure, hard mountain top, saddle-style gables, front and back patios, left and right wing rooms. The main Mingjian east side of the side is out of the jumping head, the compartment on the door of the room, the part of the ring plate is beautifully patterned. The flower hall sits east and west, using the mixed structure of blue brick and wood, for the combination of Chinese and Western style houses, has a certain historical significance and preservation value. Lan Jianshu (1856), the word Jibei, Jixian people. 13 years of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1874), graduated from the third driving class of Fujian Ship Administration Academy, and returned to the United States to study abroad, and served as the head of the management, staff officer of the Navy Department and management department. Three years (1914), the Beiyang Government Navy Department of Staff Chief, the Navy left commander, the First Fleet commander, in 1920 as the Navy commander in chief, left in August of the following year, returned to Fuzhou, Jujipi Lane old house, until his death. The "Yudu Folk Culture Grand View Garden" was built in the former residence of the commander of the Republic of China Navy Lan Jianshu, and the hall hall of the former residence also displays two statues of the "goddess of land" Chen Jinggu and the "goddess of sea" Mazu. Because Fuzhou folk believe in a long history, Fuzhou people in ancient times thought that more than one kind of gods would be more protection, so almost every village has a temple, every family and every household is dedicated to a certain kind of god, these gods in people's minds are always idols of fear.

This is the most mysterious alley with the name. Not to mention the voice mouth, there are many versions of the alley name. It is said that before there is no alley name, it is called Kuifuli. Everyone who is worth coming here to punch in.

Sanqixiang, the capital of Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, is a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. It maintains a piece of Fuzhou Sanfangqixiang, half of modern Chinese history! [Scenery] Protects very good historical and ancient buildings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, antique! [Interesting] Learn about history! [Cost-effective] Unparalleled!

"Jipi Lane" is commonly known as "urgent avoidance", located at the southernmost end of Sanfangqixiang, opposite the "Guangweifang". Like "Guangweifang", the scope of the pedestrian street in the south back street has been extended to the road, Jipi Lane and Guangweifang in the Republic of China, resulting in the destruction of the building on the south side of the lane, only the building on the north side can be retained, so "Jipi Lane" and "Guangweifang" are not as deep and quiet as other lanes. There are more people riding on the road. The main "Jibei Lane" is: 1. The Strait Folk Art Museum, which has a fish thorn art exhibition, you can visit for free. 2. A tea room and tea shop's Yishang Cultural Exchange Center 3. Xie Jiaxuan (Zhuangyuan No. 1) in the Ming Dynasty is charged.

It's fun, it increases my interest in the old streets.

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