Old photo: Shaoxing in 1981 under the lens of foreign journalists. This is the most beautiful water town in the south of the Yangtze River.

Guangning Bridge in Shaoxing in p>1981. Guangning Bridge is located at the east end of the straight street of Guangning Bridge in the urban area, north-south direction, single-hole arched stone bridge, across the Caohe River. According to legend, there is no bridge here, and the villagers raised funds to build the bridge, which was widely benefited by the people, so it was named Guangning Bridge.

In the countryside of Shaoxing in 1981, people were busy drying rice.

In 1981, Shaoxing Taiping Bridge was located in Ruanshe, just like a long dragon with its head up across the East Zhejiang Canal. The Taiping Bridge is as clear as a mirror, the ancient bridge spans and boats come and go. This is the most beautiful water town in the south of the Yangtze River.

In Shaoxing in 1981, looking at the quaint Taiping Bridge from a distance, golden rice swayed in the wind. Now this rural beauty has become a city park, and the purest scenery is hard to see any more.

In Shaoxing in 1981, a coal bunker looked like a bunker, but the telephone pole was actually planted on the top of the coal bunker.

In Shaoxing in 1981, a pair of mother-in-law and daughter-in-law sold vegetables in a rural market. At that time, all the vegetables were grown at home, using farmyard manure, which was really natural and pollution-free.

In Shaoxing in 1981, vendors selling chickens, ducks, geese and vegetables in rural markets.

In Shaoxing in 1981, a mother washed vegetables by the river with her two children. There are cucumbers, fish and chickens in the basket. It is so rich that it should be a holiday or a visit from relatives and friends at home.