Shanghai Duolun Road Cultural Celebrity Street Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Duolun Road is a street of cultural celebrities, and is known as "One Duolun Road, a century of Shanghai". Although this small street is hard to find a place on the map, it is a bold and colorful stroke in the history of modern Chinese culture. Duolun Road, formerly known as Dou Le'an Road, is L-shaped, short and narrow, and winding and secluded. It is adjacent to the commercial district of North Sichuan Road in the south, Luxun Park and Hongkou Football Stadium in the north, and backed by the Inner Ring Elevated Road and the Pearl Light Rail Line. It is more than a mile long with a mixture of movement and stillness. For more than a century, Shanghai has gone through a vicissitudes of life from a sand boat fishing village in the opening period to the foreign concessions in the 1930s, and finally to the oriental metropolis of today. Duolun Road and its surrounding areas show the traces and cultural epitome of this process from one side.

Attractions distribution:

Duolun Road does not have a strong urban atmosphere, but is full of elegant cultural atmosphere. In the 1920s and 1930s, Xia Yan, Feng Xuefeng, Qu Qiubai, Rou Shi, Xu Xingzhi, Pan Hannian, and Zhang Aiping all moved around this small street; after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Tang Enbo, Kong Xiangxi, and Bai Chongxi also lived here. The famous Taiwanese writer Bai Xianyong spent his childhood at No. 210 Duolun Road. White House It is rare in Shanghai to have so many relics of famous people gathered in a small street of more than 500 meters. In addition to the relics of the former residences of celebrities, there are many small private collection museums on Duolun Road. Tibetan Chopsticks Museum , Asia's largest Jinquan Ancient Coin Museum , Nanjing Bell Museum, Wenfeng Stone Collection Museum Etc. Almost all the people who inscribed the names of these shop plaques are cultural celebrities.

Scenic spot features:

Historical tours, cultural tours, former residences of celebrities, museums, art galleries, folk collections