Where to check the car in Kuancheng District of Changchun, and how to drive from Yi Kuang Street?

In the 22nd year of Guangxu (1896), Russia forced the Qing government to sign a secret agreement to set up a railway station in Erdaogou, northwest of Changchun, and named it "Kuanchengzi Station". A large number of Russian immigrants set up churches and railway clubs here, and built Yi Kuang Street, Yule Street and Sanfu Street east of today's Kaixuan Road. In this way, Erdaogou has formed a "special zone" with Russian style, covering an area of 5.7 square kilometers. Because the name of Kuancheng Station is widely used, people call Erdaogou "Kuanchengzi". This is the origin of the so-called Kuanchengzi moving. In the 25th year of Guangxu (1899), Changchun Hall was upgraded to a mansion. In the 31st year of Guangxu (1905), the United States mediated the Russo-Japanese War, and Japan and Russia signed the Portsmouth Treaty. According to the treaty, Japan obtained the railway right and the railway subsidiary right from Changchun to Lvda in the hands of Russia. Since then, the northern part of Changchun has been administered by Russia and the southern part by Japan. In the thirty-second year of Guangxu (1906), Jilin General and Da Gui turned Changchun into a commercial port according to the Agreement on the Three Eastern Provinces of China and Japan and its attached agreements. The Japanese coerced the Qing government by force and bought 150 Duoping (about 4.5 square kilometers) land for 330,875 yen. Xuan Tong (19 10) In June of the following year, Russia agreed that Japan would exchange 560,390 rubles for 5.7 square kilometers of subsidiary land built by the former Russia in Kuanchengzi Station. At this point, Japan has obtained Tienan and Tiebei, forming Tiebei Fourth Road in the north and Shengli Park in the south. East eight streets, west four streets; Southeast to Ma Qi Road, northwest to Erdaogou "full of iron". Japan enjoys consular jurisdiction and other privileges in this territory. In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), it was changed to Changchun county. According to "Geography of Jilin Province in Greater China", "The merchants in Changchun come from the city to the village. You can also use Cantonese characters instead of Changchun. " Changchun Institute of Listening and Learning moved northward after its establishment. The common name of Changchun can also be called "Kuanchengzi". After the "September 18th Incident", the Northeast was completely reduced to a Japanese colony. Under the planning of Japanese imperialism, a "puppet Manchukuo" was established, and Changchun was designated as the capital and renamed as "Xinjing". In the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), Japan revoked its extraterritorial jurisdiction and handed over the "Manchurian Railway Subsidiary" located in the present Kuancheng District to the Manchu Empire. At the same time, the "New Beijing Special City" is divided into 18 administrative regions. Today, the southern part of Kuancheng District is divided into Yoshino District and Fushan District. The surrounding areas of Tuanshanbao, Sandaogou, Shangtaizi, Xiaonan and Songjiawazi are Helong District. Datun District (today's small house and Yangjia powder room area). In the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), the "New Capital" 18 area was merged into 14 area with a total area of 18.7 square kilometers. After Japan surrendered in the 31st year of the Republic of China (1945), the Kuomintang took over Changchun. During the period of Kuomintang rule, Kuancheng District was divided into Kuancheng District in the north (Zhongshan District in the south and China District in the southwest). In the 34th year of the Republic of China (1948), after the liberation of Changchun, the Changchun Special Municipal Government was established, with jurisdiction over 12 districts. Zhongshan District was renamed Toudaogou District, and the original name of Kuancheng District remained unchanged.