Is Zhujiajiao ancient town interesting? Do you have any special features?

The city is used to seeing high-rise buildings with reinforced concrete, and it is kind to change to a clean town. Zhujiajiao, 40 kilometers away from Shanghai, is a relatively successful water town built by the Shanghai Municipal Government. Here, the canals are secluded and the water surface is getting wider. The ancient buildings left over from the Ming and Qing Dynasties are still well preserved. Wang Chang Memorial Hall, Chenghuang Temple, Yuanjin Temple, Suzhou Gardens, Daqing Post Office and a series of ancient buildings are distributed on the streets along the river, which adds a lot of humanistic atmosphere to the ancient town and can be visited slowly.

Zhujiajiao is an ancient town with a typical water town model in the south of the Yangtze River, so you must visit Zhong Shiqiao, such as Yongfeng Bridge and Tai 'an Bridge. The most famous bridge in Zhujiajiao is the jiefang bridge across Cao Gang. This five-hole stone arch bridge has a beautiful shape and is particularly spectacular from a distance. When you come to a water town, it is highly recommended to go to Wu Peng by boat, with a charter of 100 yuan and a tour of about 30 minutes. You will cross the rainbow-like Qingshiqiao, and there are various ancient buildings with Jiangnan characteristics on the shore. People in the street are in a hurry, and the boatman who paddles will make people feel very comfortable.

Zhujiajiao is not only an ancient town in the traditional sense, but also full of artistic youth. Modern paintings and sculptures attract Chinese and foreign tourists. The riverside teahouse under jiefang bridge has become a place for young people to rest. Foreign faces appear in booths and tourists. There are various specialty food shops and coffee shops with more literary styles in the town. Tired of shopping, find a coffee shop by the river, order a pot of strong tea, and take a nap with three or two friends on the second floor, which is unique.