Kuanzhai Lane is located near Changshun Street, Qingyang District, Chengdu, Sichuan. It is formed by parallel arrangement of wide lanes, narrow lanes and wells. This is an antique quadrangle with indigo bricks. It is also a relatively large-scale ancient street of Qing Dynasty left over from Chengdu. Together with Daci Temple and Wenshuyuan, it is also called the protected block of Chengdu's three famous historical and cultural cities.

In the fifty-seventh year of Kangxi (17 18), after the Zhungeer rebellion was put down, more than a thousand troops were stationed in Chengdu, and the city was built on the basis of fewer cities in that year. In the early years of the Republic of China, the city managers at that time changed "Hutong" to "Hutong". In 1980s, Kuanzhai Lane was included in the protection plan of Chengdu's famous historical and cultural city. Now, Kuanzhai Lane block has also become a punching place for tourists from all over the world among network celebrities.

Walking into Kuanzhai Lane, the wall sculpture on the left has a sense of historical substitution. You can feel the culture of the Eight Banners in Qing Dynasty and see the life of Chengdu people in the last century.

Reflections on the ancient title of generals in ancient times: Kuanzhai Lane once lived in the Manchu-Mongolian Eight Banners Army. Horse is one of the most important witnesses in the history of Kuanzhai Lane.

The ghosting of the Banner Camp: The work reproduces the training scene of the Eight Banners Barracks when the Southern Expedition Army entered Chengdu in 5 1 year of Qing Emperor Kangxi.

Mirror image of the old well: the well platform is the epitome of life in the old city. In the past years, it was not only an indispensable facility for people to get water and wash, but also a place for neighbors to exchange information.

Raking ears: In the 1970s and 1980s, many bicycles in Chengdu carried passengers unilaterally. Because it was originally used by couples, it was named "Rake Ear". "Raking ears" is a unique and warm landscape in Chengdu's urban culture.

In the last century, postmen walked the streets, delivered newspapers and magazines, and delivered people's expected letters. Now the Internet has replaced them, but experience is history. But the ancient "sending plum blossoms" is also a good memory.

These old objects that used to accompany our parents' lives seem to feel particularly cordial.

These memories of Kuanzhai Lane are also the memories of a generation from all over the motherland in the last century.