The story of Suzhou street ...

Song dynasty called it street. Later, because of its shape like Wolong, it was called Wolong Street, and later changed to Hulong Street. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, it was once changed to Zhongzheng Street. After liberation, it was renamed Renmin Road. After several expansions, it has become one of the traffic arteries in the north-south direction.

The origin of shiban road

Founded by Sheng Xuanhuai, a Westernization School in the late Qing Dynasty, it is famous for paving stones and is a pedestrian street where merchants gather in Jinchang District.

The origin of eunuch lane

There were two eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty, Jin Yu and Ruyi, who lived here, so they were named eunuchs. The west was once run by a young man named after the YMCA.

The origin of Pingqiao straight street

Located on the main axis of Helucheng, it is the straight street in front of the main entrance of Zicheng (pre-Qin Miyagi), which was called Fu Qian straight street in Song Dynasty. In Qing dynasty, it was called Pingqiao straight street because there was a Pingqiao in the north of the street. 1972 merged into Wu 30 Road, and 1992 resumed.

The Origin of Shantang Street

In the Tang Dynasty, when Bai Juyi was appointed as the secretariat of Suzhou, he initiated the excavation of a mountain pond, which was close to the mountain pond river, hence the name Shantang Street.

The origin of linton road

According to Wu Di Ji, when the king of Wu marched to Dongyi personally, he stopped here to have a rest and entertain the sergeant. Later, all the bridges built here were named after Linton. This road is also named after it.

The origin of shiquan street

Formerly known as Shiquan Street, formerly known as Song, it was named after the old ten wells and later changed to Shiquan Street. During the Cultural Revolution, it was changed to Friendship Road, and Shiquan Street was restored in 1980.

The origin of Nagato

"Wu Yue Chun Qiu": "Those who set up city gates, such as Tianmen, are connected with the wind. He Lv wanted to break Chu in the west and Chu in the northwest, so he set up a gate to open the weather and broke Chu Gate because of its name change. "

The origin of panmen

"Emperor Wu Ji": "In the old days, it was called Panmen, and it was tried to suppress it by carving wood as a dragon." He also said, "Half of the land and water bend along the vortex, hence the name Panmen."

The origin of Daoqian Street

It is formed by merging the original Daoqian Street, Fu Qian Street and Qian Wei Street. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the government offices were concentrated, that is, Suzhou was before Wei Dynasty, Suzhou was before the government offices, and Suzhou was before Luya. During the Cultural Revolution, it was changed to Hongqi West Road, and 1980 was unified into Daoqian Street.

The Origin of Jinfan Road

It turned out to be a river, that is, the moat of Guzicheng. According to legend, the prince of Wu and the maid-in-waiting took a boat to sail here, hence the name Jinfanjing, also known as Jinfanjing, which was named after the flowers on both sides of the river reflected in the water like brocade. In modern times, filling rivers to build roads is still famous for sails.

The origin of cross street

It was formed by the merger of the original Cross Street, Yan Yaqian and Tianci Village, and was changed to Hongqi East Road during the Cultural Revolution. Yan Yaqian is the hometown of Yan Ne, a bachelor of Ming Dynasty. 1980 unified into Cross Street.

Origin of Baita East Road

It is formed by merging the original Dongbaitazi Lane, Zhongji Right Lane and Ermenzikou. Dongbaitazi Lane is due to the original white pagoda at the west end. During the Cultural Revolution, it was changed to Jinggangshan East Road, and 1980 was called Baita East Road.

The origin of Xumen

Yuejueshu: "There is a winding path outside the door. Why should he build a platform to visit ancient Syria (that is, Gusutai) and look at Taihu Lake?" "Emperor Wu Ji": "Xumen is Wu Zixu House, because of its name." Fu Zhi: Xu Men Xi Men Ye. "I am an aunt." "Xiangfu Tujing": "Zixu's family is here, and he died after remonstration, because his name hangs over the door."