Walking in Great Wuhan —— Past Life of Pedestrian Street

Wuhan, the thoroughfare of nine provinces, has convenient transportation and many places to go, but I am addicted to walking in every pedestrian street in Wuhan.

Travel to Wuhan, take the East Lake Greenway, climb the Moshan Mountain and enjoy the Shili East Lake.

Visit famous universities and provincial history museums.

The streets and alleys are full of fireworks, and every perspective of Wuhan is beautiful, but the pedestrian street is a must.

Jianghan Road is a famous pedestrian street in Wuhan, with the reputation of "the first pedestrian street in the world" and the longest pedestrian street in China.

Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street is not only the most prosperous commercial street in Wuhan, but also the earliest commercial street in Wuhan.

Jianghan Road, which has a history of one hundred years, was originally named Xinsheng Road. Because its southern end is close to the Yangtze River and its waterway transportation is convenient, it has gradually become an important commercial gathering place in the Qing Dynasty.

Businessmen paid attention to profits, so they renamed it "Guangli Lane" and later named it "Taiping Road" because the powers turned it into a trading port.

What a "Taiping Road". It's a big joke that the powers carve up the peace in China and whitewash it.

Speaking of freshmen, it is just another name for Liu Xiang, the comprador of Credit Suisse Bank in the East. He made a fortune in the export business of cowhide and was a famous "land king" in Hankou.

The name "Lu Xinsheng" was also named with the consent of the Queen of England.

From rhyme to harmony, it finally became the famous Jianghan Road, which has gone for hundreds of years.

The change of road name symbolizes the historical change of Great Wuhan. From the old society to the new China, its prosperity and harmony are now precipitated and revived here.

Metro lines 2 and 6 can go directly to Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street.

I have seen the pedestrian street in Xiamen and experienced the pedestrian street in Changsha, or the pedestrian street on Jianghan Road in Wuhan is more spacious and atmospheric.

With the subway, it takes only 8 minutes for Wuchang to cross the river to Hankou. Hanyang is also very convenient to Hankou, and the three towns are like neighbors visiting.

There are many ancient buildings preserved here, and the houses that have experienced a hundred years of wind and rain have witnessed historical changes.

Water Tower-This red brick house was once the symbol of Jianghan Road and the location of the fire department at that time.

It used to be the tallest building on Jianghan Road, with a height of about 4 1.32m, designed by British architects. Although the octagonal water tower is of European style, it also incorporates elements of China gossip.

Its unique brick red, simple and full of charm. Walking to the water tower, everyone can't help but stop and look up.

Under the blue sky, among the green trees, the water tower is magnificent and beautiful. When you see it, you will never forget it.

Jianghan Road Water Tower, with a heavy history, bears the dreams and memories of a generation.

At that time, young couples met and met under the water tower when dating. On the moon, the willow shoots, and people are under the water tower. Be there or be square, it has become a brand in the romantic era.

There are thirteen European-style buildings in Jianghan Road, which are classical in style and elegant and magnificent.

Strolling along Jianghan Road, tourists are weaving, and ancient European buildings are close at hand, as if they are on the streets of Europe, which makes people linger.

The clock sign of ancient Xandri hangs on Jianghan Road, but below it is the modern subway.

The collision between ancient and modern times is like traveling through time and space.

Now Jianghan Road is famous all over the world, with many shops, which has become the welfare of leisure, entertainment and shopping.

Its night scene is even more beautiful. The night lights of various classical buildings and modern high-rise buildings complement each other and illuminate the night sky of Wuhan.

The dazzling neon lights and the endless stream of tourists, walking on Jianghan Road, have to marvel at its width, cleanliness and beauty.

The eastern and western architectural styles are perfectly combined here. From this, we can get a glimpse of some beautiful pictures of Chicago in the East.

After talking about Jianghan Road in Hankou, we have to talk about the newly opened large pedestrian street in Han Jie and Wuchang.

Han Jie is a newly-built pedestrian street in recent years. The total length of Han Jie Pedestrian Street is1.500m, connecting East Lake and Husha Lake.

The houses on Han street are all imitation buildings in the Republic of China, and the street is divided into two floors.

There are shops to drive on the upper floor, and the lower floor is completely pedestrian street.

Comparatively speaking, I prefer the pedestrian street in Han Street.

When shopping on Jianghan Road, bicycles occasionally rush from behind on the sidewalk. People were enjoying the beautiful scenery and were immediately startled, which made the roaming people very disappointed.

Walking in the Han street can be fun, the street planning is well done, and pedestrians can rest assured to stroll leisurely.

When I was wandering around, I heard faint music, such as drums and harps. Crispy but not greasy, I don't know.

Looking closely at the music, a young man is playing freely. He is holding a pot-shaped instrument. I have never seen such an instrument. There are several even convex and concave points on its surface, and the music played by the young man is very nice.

It's hard to imagine that such a beautiful tune can be played just by tapping lightly.

Music like water floated around the pedestrian street, and people who were playing nearby were quickly attracted.

According to my daughter, she has only seen this strange instrument on the streets of Frankfurt. Its scientific name is Handdisc, which is a ufo in musical instruments. It was invented by two Swiss people and needs to be adjusted for each different player. It takes time and labor to produce one, which is very hard to come by.

I didn't expect to meet such an international and fashionable artificial musical instrument when visiting Han Street. It's really a blessing, and I've learned a lot.

Compared with Jianghan Road, which has a long history, Hanjie is a newborn. It is fashionable and advanced.

Its avant-garde also let me see the latest and most fashionable musical instruments in the world.

Jianghan Road is like a weather-beaten old man, walking through its streets and feeling the wind and rain in Wuhan for a hundred years.

Han Street is like a simple and lovely Hanwa. Walking on its broad avenue, I witnessed the vigorous and ever-changing changes in Wuhan.

There are also many snack bars on Han Street. When you are tired, you can choose a small shop, have a bowl of authentic Wuhan Regan Noodles, chew a spicy Zhou Heiya and drink a bowl of delicious ribs lotus root soup, and you will feel exhausted and full of interest.

I'd say there are too many pedestrian streets in Wuhan. As far as I know, there are, for example, Li Huangpi Road, which is full of petty bourgeoisie, romantic Tanhualin, which makes literary youth reluctant to part with it, and Guanggu Pedestrian Street, which is spread all over exotic neighborhoods. ...

Every pedestrian street in Wuhan has its own personality and uniqueness.

Everyone is waiting for your exploration.

In my eyes, the pedestrian street in Wuhan is the window of Wuhan. They show the historical changes and vigorous development of Wuhan and gather people's enthusiasm for life from south to north.

They make you infatuated with the complex temperament of this city, and they make you feel that Wuhan is "different every day".