Which seventy-two lanes are there in Xinhe Street, Wenzhou?

The so-called seventy-two and a half lanes are not intentional, but naturally formed. To the west of Xinhe Street, there are 14 east-west lanes, 6 small lanes and 10 connecting lanes, which add up to 30. There are east-west lanes 17, 6 lanes, connecting lanes 19 and 42 lanes on the east side of Xinhe Street. More than 70 other alleys are connected, but there is an unnamed "dead lane" at the eastern end of Shutang Lane, which is a half lane outside the 72 nd Lane.

Of the 72 lanes, there are 3 1 lanes with official names, and the remaining 4 1 lanes are "nameless lanes". 3 1 lane with "first name and last name" has different names. There are temples in the name, such as Tian Fei Gongxiang; Some are named after their families, such as Zhouzhai Lane; Words with five elements of heaven and earth, such as wooden bucket lane; There are also street shops named after this, such as Zhutongxiang, where there used to be a small shop selling bamboo lanterns. The names of most alleys mean auspiciousness and happiness. Later, some literati wrote a poem in the name of Thirty-one Lane, "Born to believe in a princess palace in the river, the old man is different, the white pagoda is auspicious, and the golden lock is unlocked."

East:

Gao Qiao Houya Lane Dalianqiao Qixingdian Lane Censhan Temple Lane Zhouzhaici Lane Qimu Lane Tianjing Lane Gulu Lane Chenghuangmiao Lane Yangming Square Peng Fei Lane Golden Key Lane Fu Huang Lane Canghe Lane Niya Lane Sanguandian Lane Anping Square Gu Xiang is a big step.

West:

Laifumen Bajiaojing Sanpaifang Dashimen Shitan Lane Lirui Lane Jiaoxiang Jishifang Lane Shiban Lane Dingziqiao Lane Youth Square Yingdaoguan Lane Baita Lane Zhuguan Lane Tian Fei Palace Lane