The meeting sites of Wenlv Association and Hangzhou Hometown Association (hereinafter referred to as Hometown Association) have different names in different periods, including Xinshichang, Yixing Road, Huashi Street and Jiao Ren Street. What are the differences and connections between them? Therefore, the author specially explored the former site of the association. ? According to the title deed of the guild hall in the tenth year of the Republic of China (192 1), the guild hall is divided into (four boundaries): Puzhuojijie in the east; To the south, there are four roads on Huixing Road West; The west is bounded by Liu; North is Huashi Road. The former site of the guild hall is probably located at the intersection of Huixing Road and Posts and Telecommunications Road. Huixing Road and Huashi Road (now Posts and Telecommunications Road) still exist; Huixing Road West, Puzhuoji and Liu ceased to exist and became the compound of Hangzhou Telecommunication Bureau. It is also reported that the plot of the hall faces south, with the main entrance in the south and leading to the west of Huixing Road. North is the back door, leading to Huashi Road; The east side is not along Huixing Road, but opposite Puzhuo's house. To the west is Liu's home. The origin of the name of the guild hall is explained as follows:

(1) The place name of the new market. In the seventh year of Qing Shunzhi (1650), the Qing court built the Manchu garrison camp (commonly known as the flag camp, its subordinate camp and Manchu camp) in Hangzhou, which was used for the garrison of Qing soldiers and the residence of their families, with a total area of 95 hectares. Its four boundaries are as follows: the east boundary is the junction of Jinwangwang Road, Huixingli, Huixing Road and Qingnian Road; The southern boundary is this Kaiyuan Road; The west border is West Lake (now Hubin Road and Nanshan Road); The northern border is today's Chun Qing Road. Qi Ying has five doors: two in the east, namely Pinghaimen (the intersection of Pinghai Road and Wang Yue Road) and Yingzimen, also known as "Huashiyingmen" (the intersection of Jiefang Road and Huixing Road); The south one is Yanling Gate (now the intersection of Yan 'an Road and Kaiyuan Road); The northeast one is Gongchenmen (now the intersection of Huansha Road and Chun Qing Road); One place in the northwest is Chengganmen (now the intersection of Wulin Road and Road) (Xie's Place Names of West Lake, Hangzhou Publishing House, 178, June 2006).

In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), the political department of Zhejiang military government decided to demolish the old flag camp, open up a new market, auction the inheritance, and use the land price income as the fund for building urban infrastructure such as roads. Road construction in the new market is divided into two levels. The first level is the main roads, such as Yingzi Road (now part of Jiefang Road) and Yanling Road (now part of Yan 'an Road), with a pavement width of 60 feet (19.20m) and a sidewalk 10 feet (3.2m), totaling 80 feet (25.6m). The second category is branch roads, such as Renhe Road, Wu Shan Road, Huixing Road and Huashi Road (now Post and Telecommunications Road). The road surface is 30 feet (9.6 meters) wide, and the left and right sidewalks are 6 feet (1.92 meters), totaling 42 feet (13.44 meters). (Hangzhou in the Republic of China, edited by Zhou Feng, Zhejiang People's Publishing House, 650 pages.

? The "new market" is not a specific road (street) name, but the name of the urban area and the direction, just like the "Pu Shoes City", "West Corner" and "Hongdian" in Wenzhou.

(2) Xiao Si (Lane) is in Huixing Road West. Huixing Road West is a branch of Huixing Road, which runs from north to south. Huixing Road West is located in Huixing Road West and runs from east to west. 19 13 or so. After Qiying East Wall was demolished, Huixing Road was built on the basis of the original wall. In memory of the dead Manchu Ms. Guarga Huixing, this road was named after her. The Wen Zhen Girls' School she founded was also renamed Huixing Girls' School. Huixing Girls' School has a certain historical origin with Wenzhou. First, it is related to Song Shu. 1904, Hangzhou gentlemen Kun and Chen Shutong founded Hangzhou Girls' School in Jishanfang (now the predecessor of Hangzhou No.14 Middle School). In September, with the help of Guilin, Song Shu hired Hangzhou Girls' School, beginning with 1905, and also hired Wenzhen Girls' School. The second is related to Dongou Middle School. 1947,1/kloc-0 In June, sixty people, including Zhang Qiang, Lin and Hong Jichuan, founded Dongou Middle School with the clubhouse as the school site. 1956, Dongou Middle School and Huixing School merged into Hangzhou No.11 Middle School. In 2000, after the opening of high school and junior high school, the middle school was still running in Huixing Road, and the name of Huixing Middle School was restored (Chen Jiangming's History of the Eight Banners Garrison in Hangzhou in Qing Dynasty, Hangzhou Press, 2065438+April 2005).

In official documents, the address of the Association is Xiao Si in the west of Huixing Road, such as1932 65438+February1kloc-0/,and the inaugural meeting of Wenzhou Association was held in Xiao Si in the west of Huixing Road (edited by Pan Jianzong and Wenzhou Association by Lu Liyang and others). The address on the cover of the Fourth Report of Hangzhou Wenzhou Association is also Huixing. 1946 in may, after War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression ended, he submitted the report on direct property losses of people's organizations and institutions to the Hangzhou municipal government at No.6, Lane 4, Huixing Road West (Pan Jianzong, Wenzhou Tourism Association 3 19).

(3) Huashi Road. From east to west, it consists of Tiexian Lane, Fang Yi Lane, Qinghe Lane and Shuangjing West Lane in Qing Dynasty. In the early Republic of China, when the old flag camp was demolished to open up a new market, it was named after the nearby flower market. 1927, after the victory of the Northern Expedition, it was renamed Jie to commemorate Song Jiao Ren of the Xinhai Revolution. 1966 changed its name to Posts and Telecommunications Road. Why did you change it to post and telecommunications road? Because this road has the earliest telecommunications bureau in Zhejiang (Hangzhou). 193 1 In April, 2007, a telephone office was built on the east side of Huixing Road, and 2,700 automatic telephone exchanges were installed, which initiated Zhejiang Telecom (edited by Zhou Feng, Zhejiang People's Publishing House, Republic of China)1937, when Hangzhou fell, and Japanese traffic soldiers entered the guild hall. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Japanese disabled soldiers and employees of Hangzhou Telecommunications Bureau were still stranded in the guild hall (Pan Jianzong and Wenzhou Tourist Association, p. 167). There are three main buildings, bungalows and flower halls in the clubhouse. The back door of the clubhouse is on Jiao Ren Road. There are two main buildings, namely No.4 and No.6 Huashi Road 1927 (Pan Jianzong and Wenzhou Tourism Association, 370 pages) and No.29 Jiao Ren Road 1946 (Pan Jianzong and Wenzhou).

? The official address of Wenlv Hangzhou Association is No.6, Xiao Si Lane, Huixing West Road. The back door and two main buildings are located on Posts and Telecommunications Road (Ceng Ming Huashi Road and Jiao Ren Road). The new market is commonly known as the word urban positioning.

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