在上海,这样的好去处太多,但能令人眼前一亮的,却说不上几个。无意间,沿着熙熙攘攘的美食街吴江路,走到泰兴路口,只是一个转身,就有一处惊喜。 我没想到在静谧的泰兴路上还有这样一片最新园区,有着石库门质感更是在严谨中透露出随意,难得的是深处在繁华的都市中却保留了一份宁静。
你可以没有听说过 “张园”,但也无法改变这是个有历史,有故事的地方。张园虽然就位在上海最热闹的南京西路站旁,但却很少有人关注,相当可惜。这里浓缩了百余年的兴衰变迁。如今的张园,有 108 幢房屋,是上海种类最丰富、保存最完整的石库门建筑群。由于至今还有大量居民居住,充分的 “人气” 也让它的生命力至今流传。 一个春日暖阳的午后,我探访了已经逝去的 “张园”,想看看这座曾经名噪一时的海上旧园还会遗留下什么痕迹可供后人追寻。午后的阳光将张园里弄里的许多景致涂抹成一种斜线,将里弄里的横七竖八晾衣竹竿上的衣物,晒出了味道,似乎把旧上海最深最深的那种隐私也裸露出来。 Shikumen (which refers to an endangered form of architecture and city planning. Brick buildings within alley complexes fronted by a stone-framed kumen or gateway), is a style of housing unique to Shanghai, as it blends the Chinese and Western architectural styles. Shikumen, which are two or three-storey townhouses, have a front yard that is enclosed by a high brick wall. At one time, Shikumen-style neighborhoods accounted for more than 60 percent of the housing in the city. Since the 1990s, many shikumen-style neighborhoods have been demolished to build new residential or commercial buildings. It wasn't until many of the houses were replaced by skyscrapers that residents began to realize such monuments of Shanghai's past deserved to be preserved. If you want to see what a typical shikumen is like, you'd better hurry. Lets us now step inside a traditional shikumen-style house to discover the authentic Shanghainese way of life. I had the rare opportunity to actually walk through one of these Shikumen houses - Zhang Yuan (also known as Zhang's Garden), which was quite an interesting experience. This is an iconic place in Shanghai.
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到上海,来豫园的人很多,也是上海一个不可错过的旅游区,人山人海,里面有很多商店,都是纪念品和小吃。
豫园老街,宛如镶嵌于豫园商城中的一朵异花奇葩,一条绚丽彩带。豫园商圈是上海著名景点,虽然人潮众多,但是店家建筑古色古香,逛起来还颇有几分古代热闹市集的感觉。 One of The World's Iconic Railway Station: Tokyo Station And Historical Marunouchi Station Building10/5/2017 Tokyo is Japan's biggest and most modern city, but even here remain buildings where you can feel history. As Japanese architecture has traditionally envisioned buildings as temporary and expendable, in part due to the constant threat of fires and earthquakes, Tokyo has been left with fewer examples of historic architecture than places like Europe and the UK. Nevertheless, the neighbouring districts of Marunouchi and Ginza still contain a number of buildings that have, through a combination of luck and love, managed to stay standing, providing an ideal opportunity to enjoy a walk around town and see a blend of old and new architecture.
JR Tokyo Station's Marunouchi Station Building is a historical building that was constructed in 1910s. The distinct style of using red brick and white marble became an architectural style that combined British architecture will still reflecting the atmosphere of Japan in that era. The 3rd floor's domed roof was crushed during the fire bombings in World War II, but it has been reconstructed to look exactly as it did in 1914. This should definitely be a stop on your trip so you can experience the retro atmosphere of this beautiful building. |
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