Wide and Narrow Alley

Jingxiang is located in Shaocheng Street, Qingyang District, Chengdu. The road is roughly east-west. It is located on the east side of Xia Tongren Road and south of the narrow alley. It is a curved alley. Jingxiang was named Ruyi Hutong in the early Qing Dynasty. After that, Mingdefang was built in the north of the Hutong, also known as Mingde Hutong. When the name was changed in the early years of the Republic of China, because there was a well in the alley, it was named "well alley".

Jingxiang is located in Shaocheng Street, Qingyang District, Chengdu. The road is roughly east-west. It is located on the east side of Tongren Road. It is a curved alley. The well alley was named Ruyi Hutong in the early Qing Dynasty. When the name was changed in the early Republic of China, it was named Jingxiang because there was a water well in the alley.

The wide and narrow alley consists of three parallel old-fashioned streets and courtyards, the "wide alley", the narrower is the "narrow alley", and the one with the well is the "well alley".

Originally only knew the Kuanzhai Alley Scenic Area, but found that there were still well alleys inside. The well alley has reached the edge of the scenic area relative to the wide and narrow alleys. There are many special snacks here, and there are some street-like sculptures. When you visit here, there are slightly fewer tourists. We bought rabbit legs near here, this time it was rabbit hind legs; bought pot helmets; and bought two cups of tea in the tea shop near Bengong.

It is worthy of such a high evaluation, it can be regarded as a worthy name, and I will recommend it to my friends. It’s the second time I’ve come. The first time I came, I was amazing. I didn’t expect that there would be new surprises for the second time. I loved ❤️.

The well alley is close to the south of the narrow alley. Now the well alley is on the remaining half of the street, and a 500-meter-long brick cultural wall and a 500-meter-long folk-reflection wall have been built, showing the scene of the most marketable old Chengdu.