從雞鳴寺打的過來的,如果坐地鐵也可以,不過咱走十分鐘吧。當年南京的使館區,南京市當年民國首都。這裏基本都是些帶閨蜜來拍照的女生。
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頤和路很有味道,但是那家“紅公館咖啡”店非常不推薦,小小一間非常局促,想探頭看一下旁邊花園,立馬被服務員一聲斷喝。而且,作為一家咖啡館居然沒有方糖!避坑吧,這家咖啡館不值得!
地處南京市中心,逛一圈一兩個小時也就夠了。都是民國風的別墅。裏面還有餐廳和酒店在經營,不嫌貴的也可以體驗一下。去的時候還碰上婚禮會場,在這裏面辦婚禮倒真是不錯2333。
台灣來的旅客來到這覺得很眼熟。眾多建築物在台灣很多,從1950年後台灣有很多類似的「民國風格」的建物。
A few years ago, I visited Xue Yue's former residence, but the door was closed, so was the residence around me. I only had a glimpse in the cracks of bricks and leaking windows. I deeply regretted that I could not get in. This year, during the Qingming Festival, I wanted to see the architecture of Nanjing and navigate to Xue Yue's former residence. I didn't expect to have a big surprise. It was all open here, and there was also a courtyard. The courtyard, which connects these buildings with each other, becomes a group of flowing cultures, wandering in them, like being in the Republic of China, as if returning to which era, whether walking or sitting, reminds me of the male and female hosts of which era, I seem to brush past them, as if looking at them, sitting in the middle surrounded by the thick cultural background, and depositing in my heart. Full of historical moments, I can't extricate myself from it. I'll come to see you at the Yihe Mansion.
I have heard of "Yihe Road, half of the history of the Republic of China. " Although it's an exaggeration, everyone who passes through the Yihe Road knows that it's green and elegant. It's said that Zhang Shouren, a famous writer who lived along Yihe Road in the 1950s, called it "the most beautiful street in China." Here you can see the most primitive style of the Republic. Even with a little renovation, the appearance basically maintains the style of the Republic. The Yihe Road area retains the largest garden houses and foreign embassies in Nanjing during the Republic of China, as well as several former residences of celebrities, where you can feel the historical and cultural atmosphere of the Republic of China. You don't want to go to the crowded Confucius Temple, and you don't want to pile up to see museums. You might as well come here and enjoy a moment of quiet.
從雞鳴寺打的過來的,如果坐地鐵也可以,不過咱走十分鐘吧。當年南京的使館區,南京市當年民國首都。這裏基本都是些帶閨蜜來拍照的女生。
頤和路很有味道,但是那家“紅公館咖啡”店非常不推薦,小小一間非常局促,想探頭看一下旁邊花園,立馬被服務員一聲斷喝。而且,作為一家咖啡館居然沒有方糖!避坑吧,這家咖啡館不值得!
地處南京市中心,逛一圈一兩個小時也就夠了。都是民國風的別墅。裏面還有餐廳和酒店在經營,不嫌貴的也可以體驗一下。去的時候還碰上婚禮會場,在這裏面辦婚禮倒真是不錯2333。
台灣來的旅客來到這覺得很眼熟。眾多建築物在台灣很多,從1950年後台灣有很多類似的「民國風格」的建物。
A few years ago, I visited Xue Yue's former residence, but the door was closed, so was the residence around me. I only had a glimpse in the cracks of bricks and leaking windows. I deeply regretted that I could not get in. This year, during the Qingming Festival, I wanted to see the architecture of Nanjing and navigate to Xue Yue's former residence. I didn't expect to have a big surprise. It was all open here, and there was also a courtyard. The courtyard, which connects these buildings with each other, becomes a group of flowing cultures, wandering in them, like being in the Republic of China, as if returning to which era, whether walking or sitting, reminds me of the male and female hosts of which era, I seem to brush past them, as if looking at them, sitting in the middle surrounded by the thick cultural background, and depositing in my heart. Full of historical moments, I can't extricate myself from it. I'll come to see you at the Yihe Mansion.
I have heard of "Yihe Road, half of the history of the Republic of China. " Although it's an exaggeration, everyone who passes through the Yihe Road knows that it's green and elegant. It's said that Zhang Shouren, a famous writer who lived along Yihe Road in the 1950s, called it "the most beautiful street in China." Here you can see the most primitive style of the Republic. Even with a little renovation, the appearance basically maintains the style of the Republic. The Yihe Road area retains the largest garden houses and foreign embassies in Nanjing during the Republic of China, as well as several former residences of celebrities, where you can feel the historical and cultural atmosphere of the Republic of China. You don't want to go to the crowded Confucius Temple, and you don't want to pile up to see museums. You might as well come here and enjoy a moment of quiet.