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Yangchun Lane is diagonally opposite Nanchang Street. It is not as crowded as Nanchang Street. It is quiet and stylish. It is an old-fashioned bungalow with beautiful photos and a food street.

On the edge of the ancient canal in the south gate of Wuxi, there is a "literary fan" block "Yangchun Lane". In the afternoon, most of the merchants closed their doors, leaving only the lazy sun, which slanted on the corner of the block. A quiet place in the bustling city. There are buildings in the style of the Republic of China, mostly three-story buildings with gray brick walls. Yangchun Lane is quiet during the day and has a unique scenery at night under the light of colorful lights.

Recommended reason: It also belongs to the part of Nanchang Street. In fact, this area should be divided into three parts. The most famous are Nanchang Street and Nanxiatang, which belong to the buildings of Jiangnan Water Town. There is also Nanchan Temple. The middle part is Yangchun Lane. Yangchun Lane belongs to the Republic of China cuisine: there are more cafes, bars and Western restaurants here, and the overall planning is still very unified. The popularity here is not as good as Nanchang Street, but in fact, the overall atmosphere is very good.

It turned out that Yangchun Lane was just across from the ancient canal town. It was the first time that I had been here many times. It feels like a new world in Shanghai, but it is quieter and more quiet. There are many restaurants and cafes here, but some of them seem to be closed. Compared with the lively Nanxiatang opposite, I like the atmosphere better. It's a good place for chopping sentiment or enjoying time by drinking coffee alone.

This time I came to Wuxi Nanchan Street and Nanchang Street to play here, and chose to live in the nearby Nikko Hotel. Next to the hotel is Yangchun Lane. It feels like Yangchun Lane is a bit like 1912 in Nanjing. There are many dining and entertainment shops here, and the bars are also very famous. The buildings here are mostly Western style, and many houses protected by the remnants of the Republic of China. When you stroll here during the day, there are not many tourists, you can find a coffee shop in a daze. It is very lively at night, and bars and restaurants are quite popular.