Where is the Jiufu 18th Alley in Anyang?

Anyang Street is known as Jiufu, Shibaxiang, Shibaluohan Street and Seventy-Two Hutong. The so-called Jiufu refers to the names of nine streets with the character Fu. They are Xifu, Luoyangfu, Linfu, Liufu, Tieguaifu, Pingfu, Laofu, Huifu and Jiufu. The eighteen alleys are Dingjia Alley, Guandai Alley, Jijia Alley, Zhugan Alley, Gooseneck Alley, Xiang Alley, Bell Tower Alley, Renyi Alley, Peijia Alley, Tangzi Alley, Xue Alley, Xiaoyan Alley and Qiaojia Alley. , Bufu Lane, Sanyi Lane, Cang Lane, Jia Lane and Tofu Lane. There is also a saying of Dongfu Xixiang, which means that most of the houses are to the east of North-South Street, and most of the lanes are to the west of North-South Street. What does the Eighteen Arhat Street mean? Bounded by North and South Streets, there are nine street intersections on its east and west sides, totaling eighteen street intersections, so it is called the Eighteen Arhat Street. They start from the south gate, and on the east side of the road are Nanmen East, Xiaoyan Lane, East Street, Drum Tower East, Yaojia Hutong, Erlang Temple, East Bell Tower Lane, Tianshuijing, and Beimen East. The west side of the road includes Nanmen West, Guandai Lane, West Street, Zhugan Lane, Xiang Lane, West Bell Tower Lane, Renyi Lane, Peijia Lane, and Beimen West. As for the Seventy-Two Alleys, there are too many to list here. If you are interested, you can walk around the city and have a look.