This "antique bus" in Guangzhou is placed in the Guangzhou Museum. Has it carried your memories?

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The third Wednesday in April is a beautiful spring day, and it is also a day for free admission to the "Guangzhou Museum". The Guangzhou Museum was established in 1929. It is one of the earliest comprehensive museums in China, the first museum in South China, and the earliest modern museum in China. On this day, the three girls Shanshan, who happened to have some free time, decided to come here at the last minute. Visit the Guangzhou Museum.

The Guangzhou Museum is located in the "Zhenhai Tower" in Yuexiu Park, a 4A scenic spot. Zhenhai Tower is the most complete, most impressive and most ethnically distinctive ancient building in Guangzhou, and is known as "the first scenic spot in Lingnan" . During this visit to the Guangzhou Museum, the three girls, Shanshan, not only saw many historical relics about Guangzhou, but also experienced Guangzhou culture from another angle. It was definitely a fruitful experience. An unexpected surprise during this trip was that the museum collected an "antique bus": the No. 101 tram bus, which brought back many beautiful memories for the three girls Shanshan.

This "antique bus": No. 101 tram bus, is placed on the side of the "Zhenhai Building", the main building of the Guangzhou Museum, probably to commemorate the completion and opening of the Guangzhou trolleybus line network in 1960 , the first trolley bus line starts from Yuexiu Park and runs to the Dadong Gate of Zhongshan 3rd Road. Initially, the tram lines were called Route 1, Route 2, and Route 3... In the mid-to-late 1980s, the tram route numbers were changed from routes 1-4, 6, and 7 to routes 101-104, 106, and 107 respectively. Route 101 is the renamed name of Route 1, the first tram route.

The "No. 101 tram bus" that appeared in front of Shanshan's three girls was full of traces of time. It was an old-fashioned bus that was strung together with "first and last" of articulated buses. Most of today's buses have one carriage, but in the past, because there were no other transportation options, in order to increase the passenger capacity, winches were used to connect the front and rear carriages. At that time, when a person stood in the middle of the car and the car turned on the road, the winch would make a creaking sound. This feeling is something that cannot be experienced by taking a bus now.

The "No. 101 Tram Bus" on display has a route sign retained. The white bottom sign has eye-catching red and green words, reminding people that this bus runs from Airport Road to the sea. In the direction of Yinqiao.

Although the 101 tram currently displayed in the Guangzhou Museum is not allowed to be visited, you can look in from the outside and quickly find the feeling of the bus in the past: this bus has begun to be unmanned. For ticket sales, there is a cash box with no one selling tickets, and it also says that the ticket price is "one yuan". The most impressive thing is the seats in the carriage, which are made of "yellow wood and rusty chair handles".

The car in front of them has become people's memory, and the memory of Shanshan and the three girls riding the tram suddenly came back: when they got on the tram, the tram dragged two long "braids" , sometimes when the tram is driving too fast, the two "braids" sometimes break away from the contact line, and then the driver stops the car aside and asks the passengers on the car to wait, and then retracts the braids, and the car will continue to move forward. .

In the exhibition area, there is also an introduction to trolleybuses and a brief history of trolleybuses in Guangzhou: Trolleybuses (people are accustomed to referring to them as trolleybuses) are a type of trolleybus that is usually powered by overhead contact lines and driven by electric motors, and does not rely on fixed tracks. Driving road public transportation. Trolleybuses belong to the category of rail transportation. It has the advantages of energy saving, environmental protection, comfort and hygiene, cheapness and flexibility, but it also has irreversible shortcomings. For example, ordinary trolleybuses lack auxiliary power sources and can only travel according to predetermined routes and have poor flexibility. Compared with rail transit, trolleybuses generally do not have independent rights of way and are easily affected by other vehicles and pedestrians during operation, requiring high driving requirements. Guangzhou began to prepare for construction in 1915, but was later forced to stop due to various reasons. In 1960, the trolleybus network was completed and opened to traffic. Today, Guangzhou is still the only city in Guangdong Province with a trolleybus system.

The first tram route was launched in Yuexiu Park. Now a tram full of "historic" feeling is placed in the Guangzhou Museum in Yuexiu Park for tourists to visit. Those who took the tram back then You can have a good aftertaste, because this place carries people's memories. People who have never ridden a tram can also learn about the development history of Guangzhou's trolleybuses through this display, which is very meaningful.

So, have you ever been to Yuexiu Park in Guangzhou? Have you ever entered the Guangzhou Museum in Yuexiu Park? In addition to many historical relics, have you noticed that there is an "antique bus" inside: the No. 101 tram bus? What are your memories of trolleybuses? If you have the opportunity to come to Guangzhou, will you come and take a look at this No. 101 tram bus? Everyone is welcome to leave a message and share! This article is a copyrighted work and is strictly prohibited from being moved, reproduced, or edited without the written authorization of Shanshan Sanyatou. If you need to reprint, please contact the author Shanshan Sanyatou, thank you.

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