jiufen old street

Shiquan Street was an old street located in the southeast of Gusu Ancient City. It started from Fengmen Anli Bridge in the east and reached Sanyuan Square on People's Road in the west. It was more than 2000 meters long and traversed eight bridges. It still retained the traditional planning pattern of Jiangnan Water Town, which was parallel to water and land, adjacent to river streets, and two streets sandwiched by a river. This place had been a prosperous place in Gusu since ancient times. It had pink walls and black tiles, simple and elegant Su-style buildings, and the former residences of famous people with profound cultural heritage. It also integrated various fashionable styles and trendy arts. The integration of ancient and modern made it full of vitality and heat. It carried a rich historical memory, such as when Emperor Qianlong went to Jiangnan, he once lived in the nearby Jiangnan manufacturing department. The street was also renamed from Shiquan Street because Emperor Qianlong claimed to be a perfect old man. Shiquan Street was originally named after ten wells on the street. Today's Shiquan Street was constantly developing and upgrading. The atmosphere of fireworks and the temperament of internet celebrities coexisted harmoniously, and residential buildings were scattered among them. There were old brands such as Tongdexing and Old Suzhou, as well as new restaurants and art shops. There were world cultural heritage gardens on the streets, as well as all kinds of Suzhou delicacies and online shops. The traditional and modern were perfectly blended. It was a good place for foodies. There were Su noodles and Su dishes that the old Suzhou people loved, as well as stylish cafes and dessert shops that young people loved. The comprehensive renovation and upgrading project of Shiquan Street had come to an end. The streets and alleys had taken on a new look, such as smooth and clean roads, widened and renovated sidewalks, and blooming flowers in the green belt along the street. Exclusive parking spaces had also been set up to improve the capacity of the streets and alleys. It was also a new gathering place for Gusu youth. After nightfall, the activities of the young people made the old street rejuvenate. The roadside was occupied, coffee lovers gathered in the coffee shop to have fun, and there were also art trend activities such as the slow flash market and the "bubble" plan, which were very popular among young people.

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The old version of Street Fighter had many characteristics. For example, the old version of Street Fighter 2 was a cartoon retro fighting game with a strong retro arcade style. There were a large number of fighting characters to choose from in the game, such as Dragon, Green Wolf, Ken, Chun Li, Gu Lie, Russian Fatty, Japanese Thousand Hands, and Indian Long Hands. Each character was unique and had exclusive skills. The combat system had added settings for aero and flight skills. Players could freely experience different opponent modes. The character's movements were gorgeous and smooth. There were also more than 100 movements waiting to be unlocked. The game had a built-in defense and attack system. The cartoon style and gorgeous graphics brought a good visual experience. The flexible and realistic sounds, graphics and animations, as well as the intuitive touch control system also brought a great gaming experience to the players. The old version of Street Fighter didn't have a high threshold for newcomers. If it was the first time you came into contact with the Street Fighter series or even fighting games, you could start from the keyboard. Among them, Ryu and Ken's operations were relatively simple and suitable for newcomers. In addition, the game had multiple characters for players to play. Each character had a fixed skill, and there were also a large number of scenes for players to play and switch freely during the game.

Beihai Old Street was very suitable for taking photos. Along the street, there were Chinese and Western arcade-style buildings, most of which were two to three stories. The windows on the walls on both sides of the street were at most rolled arch structures. The outer edge of the rolled arch and the top of the window column were carved with decorative lines. The wall facing the street was decorated with different styles and embossed to form two groups of air sculpture corridors in the north and south. The square pillars of the arcade were thick and heavy. It had the style of ancient Roman architecture. This unique architectural style could be used to take photos full of exotic customs. In addition, the boughs on the old street were always in full bloom. They complemented the arcade buildings and were also a good photo element. There were also abandoned seaside buildings. If the weather was good, it would also be a very attractive scenic spot. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The street hairdresser had a unique charm and value. Some of the old barbers on the streets had been in the industry for many years and had exquisite craftsmanship. For example, Liu Yuqing, a 70-year-old old master in Shandong, had been in the hairdressing industry for 51 years. He began to be an apprentice at the age of 18, witnessing the changes of the hairdressing industry in Shandong. He still retained his habit in the state-owned shop. He would wear a white coat before cutting his customers 'hair for only 8 yuan. Many customers, including market owners and nearby elderly people, were his repeat customers because his haircuts were very spirited. There was also Li Xiaohua from Huaihua, Hunan Province, who became popular online with his affordable prices, superb technology, and understanding of customer needs. The existence of street masters like them also reflected the diverse nature of the hairdressing industry. Compared with some luxuriously decorated barbershops that were full of commercial routines, they paid more attention to the service itself, providing the public with an affordable and traditional hairdressing option. They didn't need customers to make an appointment, didn't have complicated divisions between masters, and didn't use exaggerated marketing methods. They were a kind of existence that was close to the public's life and full of human life.