Ancient Culture Street is a street composed of folk shops imitating China in Qing Dynasty. Guwen Street, centered on Tianhou Palace, a historic site in the Yuan Dynasty, is located outside the east gate of the northeast corner of Nankai District, Tianjin, on the west bank of Haihe River and in the northeast corner of the north. It is located in the city center, with Laotieqiao Street (Gongbei Street) in the east, Haihe River in the east and Shui Ge Street (Gongnan Street) in the south.

There is a memorial arch at the north and south street corners, which reads "Golden Gate Hometown" and "Gushang Art Garden". Tianhou Palace, commonly known as "Niangniang Palace", is the main tourist project on the ancient cultural street.

There is an ancient temple in this street, which has a history of hundreds of years. It was originally called "Tianfei Palace" and later renamed "Tianhou Palace". Tianjin faces the Bohai Sea in the east and the capital in the back. Tianjin has been a land and water transportation hub where boats and cars gather since ancient times. Tianhou Palace is a temple dedicated to Poseidon, which was built to protect the grain transportation under the condition of great development of grain transportation.

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This area has been the largest fair trade and new year market in Tianjin since ancient times. Every spring, there will be a grand command meeting in Tianjin, that is, the birthday of sissy, where stilts, dragon lanterns, dry boats and lion dances will be performed.

Tianjin Ancient Culture Street, as one of the ten scenic spots in Jinmen, has always adhered to the business characteristics of "Chinese flavor, Tianjin flavor, cultural flavor and ancient flavor", mainly engaged in stationery. There are nearly a hundred shops in Guwen Street.

From 65438 to 0989, Joe, who was mainly composed of cloisonne, Suzhou embroidery and crystal paintings, settled in Guwen Street. Over the past 20 years, Joe has expanded his business scope in time and expanded his sales channels to Germany (Bremen, Berlin and Lubeck), Japan (Osaka) and Malaysia (Klang and Kuala Lumpur).

Baidu Encyclopedia-Tianjin Ancient Culture Street