Laoshanghai 1930 Fengqing Street

It’s also good to go shopping in the old street without anything. You can feel how people lived before. I think people can’t return to their previous lives now. Many modern things don’t exist. How can people accept it? It’s easy to get from frugality to luxury, and it’s easy to get from luxury to frugality. Many people can't.

Old Shanghai 1930 style street, as the name implies, the style of this street is the style of the old Shanghai 1930s, there are Shanghai teahouses, tiger clubs, cafes, Shikumen guest halls, etc., which are endless aftertaste.

Old Shanghai 1930 style street is in the underground passage, next to the Unicom subway, here show many old street scenes, very old taste, but also the epitome of urban change, although the street is not long, but the photo is very artistic.

Shanghai, a good place, modern and traditional culture are combined, the architecture of the Republic of China is very beautiful, Shiliyangchang, it is recommended to see

Subway to People's Square Station Exit 2, the first floor is the old Shanghai style street, a very retro street, set up a landscape to take pictures, there is really no place to play, no shopping for 10 minutes to get it

Shanghai Style Street is in the underground square of People's Square, saying that the elevator is going down. Entering the underground, the full Shanghai style is coming, and it feels like passing through in an instant, as if returning to childhood. The buildings on both sides of the street are so familiar, the pictures on display show the childhood bits in front of you, and it is the era filled with old Shanghai style. Indeed, my ears seem to remember the familiar croaking: "Branches, gardenias". Ah, my childhood!

Old Shanghai style street, I have been there several times. The first time I went there, I didn’t see the legendary old Keller. It was the cheongsam aunt and the slivers. The second time I went, I saw it. I thought that the uncle was serving the aunt. In fact, it was not all the way. It was interesting to see them take pictures of all kinds of shapes.