頤和路公館エリア

鶏鳴寺から来たのです。地下鉄に乗るなら大丈夫ですが、10分ぐらい歩きましょう。当時南京の大使館区、南京市の当時の民国の首都です。ここは基本的に友達を連れて写真を撮る女の子です。

和路はとても味がありますが、あの「紅公館コーヒー」の店はとても勧められません。小さい部屋はとても窮屈です。隣の庭を見に探してみたら、すぐに従業員に飲み込まれます。そして、喫茶店としては四角い砂糖がありません。穴を避けましょう。この喫茶店は価値がありません。

南京の中心部に位置し、12時間で十分です。それらはすべて中華民国風の別荘です。レストランやホテルも経営しており、高価ではない場合は体験できます。私が行ったとき、私は結婚式の会場にも会いましたが、ここで結婚式をするのは本当に良い2333でした。

A few years ago, I visited Xue Yue's former residence, but the door was closed, so was the residence around me. I only had a glimpse in the cracks of bricks and leaking windows. I deeply regretted that I could not get in. This year, during the Qingming Festival, I wanted to see the architecture of Nanjing and navigate to Xue Yue's former residence. I didn't expect to have a big surprise. It was all open here, and there was also a courtyard. The courtyard, which connects these buildings with each other, becomes a group of flowing cultures, wandering in them, like being in the Republic of China, as if returning to which era, whether walking or sitting, reminds me of the male and female hosts of which era, I seem to brush past them, as if looking at them, sitting in the middle surrounded by the thick cultural background, and depositing in my heart. Full of historical moments, I can't extricate myself from it. I'll come to see you at the Yihe Mansion.

I have heard of "Yihe Road, half of the history of the Republic of China. " Although it's an exaggeration, everyone who passes through the Yihe Road knows that it's green and elegant. It's said that Zhang Shouren, a famous writer who lived along Yihe Road in the 1950s, called it "the most beautiful street in China." Here you can see the most primitive style of the Republic. Even with a little renovation, the appearance basically maintains the style of the Republic. The Yihe Road area retains the largest garden houses and foreign embassies in Nanjing during the Republic of China, as well as several former residences of celebrities, where you can feel the historical and cultural atmosphere of the Republic of China. You don't want to go to the crowded Confucius Temple, and you don't want to pile up to see museums. You might as well come here and enjoy a moment of quiet.

A road of Yihe, half of the history of the Republic of China. Yihe Road and Ninghai Road are clean and tidy streets, and the buildings of the Republic of China are scattered here. It's a very sentimental place. It gives people a very comfortable feeling to walk in it. Through these buildings, it seems that we can see the exquisite life of the Republic of China nearly a hundred years ago, which is still somewhat fascinating.