Daoqian Street: It is formed by merging the former Daoqian Street, Fu Qian Street and Qian Wei Street. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, government offices were concentrated, Weifang was the facade of Wei Zhi, Suzhou, and government offices were the facade of Suzhou. During the Cultural Revolution, it was changed to Hongqi West Road, and 1980 was called Daoqian Street.
Abandoning the imperial inheritance: At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhang Shicheng was the king of the separatist regime, and he built great buildings, which was far more magnificent than the previous dynasty. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long, and Zhang finally lost to Zhu Yuanzhang. On the day he broke the city, he rushed his concubine to Yun Qi Building and set a fire, which spread. In a blink of an eye, even a huge palace was razed to the ground, so this thousand-year-old city was finally destroyed in the city, leaving only a place name abandoned by the emperor to future generations.
Baita East Road: It is formed by the merger of the original East Baitazi Lane, Zhongyou Lane and Ermenkou. It turns out that there is a white tower in Dongbaitazi Lane, named after it.
Baita West Road: It is formed by merging the original Xibaitazi Lane and Gushi Lane.
Taohuawu Street: During the Tang and Song Dynasties, there were peach trees all over the northwest corner of Suzhou, called Taohuawu, and there was a peach blossom river next to it, which was a scenic spot for enjoying flowers in spring at that time. Zhang Jia and his son, great scholars in the Song Dynasty, built another business here, also known as Taohuawu. Later generations took this as the street name.
Siqian Street: It was called Zhiliqiao South Street in ancient times. Later, the prison department was established here and renamed Siqian Street.
Pishi Street: Named after Gupi Market.
Academy Lane: It was named after Heshan Academy in Song Dynasty.
Changzhou Road: Named after the seat of the old Changzhou County Department.
Yuanhe Road: Named after the seat of the old Yuanhe county government.
Shi Xue Street: The ancient name of drugstore street was named after the drugstore. Or it should be called Bachelor Street, because this is where Wang Hao, a great scholar in the Ming Dynasty, lived.
Old pre-school: Changzhou County School was originally located here, and moved eastward in the 20th year of Ming Jiaqing, which is called old pre-school.
Qufang Wu: Wu Chu was the Degu Square before the Song Dynasty. Wu Dynasty is Wu's song.
Gu Wu Road: Named after the seat of the old Wuxian government.
Beiju: In the Ming Dynasty, a weaving bureau was set up here to deal with royal silk products, and in the early Qing Dynasty, another weaving office was built in the south of the city, so it was called Beiju.
Courtyard: There was a capital court in Ming Dynasty, hence the name.
Fan Zhuangqian: The seat of Yizhuang founded by Fan Zhongyan in Song Dynasty, hence the name.
Zaoshi Street: In the Song Dynasty, Zaoshi was the main market here, hence its name.
Liuyuan Road: Built in Sheng Xuanhuai in the late Qing Dynasty. Originally named Five Blessingg Road, but commonly known as Liuyuan Road, it is the earliest road in Suzhou.
Nanhao Street: Nanhao Street is named after the moat south of Nagato, which is later called Nanhao Street.
Baijiaxiang: According to Pingjiang City Defense Examination, five generations of Gu Xun lived under the same roof in the Eastern Han Dynasty, with a family of 100 people, equal food and clothing, and orderly. This alley is named after its famous Baikou Bridge.
Qiao Qi Lane: It is said that the King of Wu had a rest here when he led his troops to war. Old Qiao Qi Lane is named after this bridge.
Wang Yang Temple: It was named after the ancient Wang Yang Temple. During the Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasties, Yang Xuanbao served as the prefect of Wu Jun and was an honest official. After leaving office, the people thought about it and built a temple for him, which was originally called Yang Taimiao and later evolved into Yang Wangmiao.
Zhujiayuan: At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhu Cuo became rich by running "Huashigang" for Hui Zong, and named his garden "Tonglepu". Zhujiayuan is its territory.
Yiduobin Lane: formerly known as Miduobin Lane. Mi was a military commander in the Song Dynasty, and Mi Deng was his title. Mi stool is well trained to resist the invasion of the North Army. In order to commemorate it, the villagers named their hometown Midubing Township, and later it was better to be Dobbin Township.
Fulangzhong Lane: In Song Dynasty, Fulangzhong and Yan Fu, the minister of punishments, lived here, hence the name.
Attendance in its alley: A "good scholar" in the Song Dynasty waited on his family, hence the name.
Iron Bottle Lane: According to legend, there is a fairy pillow iron bottle lying here, hence the name.
Shangshuli: It was called Xiuzhu Lane in ancient times. In the Ming Dynasty, Shang Shu Wu Kuan lived here, so Hongzhi 17 was renamed Shang Shu Xiang, and later changed to Xiang.
Luxiang: In the Northern Song Dynasty, it was the first residence of North Korean doctor Lu Qiu Shouzhong, named Fang.
Confucius Lane: Formerly known as Confucius Lane, there was a Confucius Temple in ancient times. In the Ming Dynasty, Fu once lived here, hence the name Sixiang.
Huxiang emissary lane: originally named Huxiang emissary bridge lane, commonly known as Huxiang emissary lane. Ambassador is an ancient official name.
Daru Lane: It was Damu Lane in ancient times, and later it became Dashu Lane. Later, due to the residence of the scholar king in the Ming Dynasty, it became a scholar lane.
Yanjiaxiang: It was named after the former Lady Yan Temple.
Fang Chuan Lane: According to the inspection of Pingjiang city defense, the ship is the wrong name of Fang, and the ship lane was originally a ship lane. This is the location of the ancient boathouse, hence the name.
Masonry Lane: Stone lived here in ancient times, hence its name.
Tangjia Lane: Taiweiqiao Lane, a famous official in ancient times. In the Ming Dynasty, thousands of Tang Yue families lived here because they changed Tangjiaxiang.
Vinegar warehouse: it is the official place to store vinegar, that is, the location of vinegar warehouse, hence the name.
Qingyuan Square: General Zhou Hu, a martial artist in the Southern Song Dynasty, once lived here. Qingyuan Square was built in the second year of Qingyuan.
Shinto Street: Yongxi Temple Lane, named after the Song Dynasty because it is opposite to the name of Yongxi Temple. In the early Ming Dynasty, the temple was rebuilt in the former site of Yongxi Temple, and the lane was renamed Shinto Street.
Sanmaoguan Lane: There is a Taoist temple called Sanmaoguan.
Wu Dianzhi Lane: During the heyday of the Song Dynasty, Cheng Wu lived in a temple, hence the name.
Jiamu Garden: Sui Garden, commonly known as Garden, was built by the Mu family during the reign of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty.
Yanjiaxiang: It was named after Yan Du, assistant minister of the Ministry of Industry in Song Dynasty, who lived here.
Shetan Lane: the location of the old state altar in Changzhou County, hence the name.
East Qilin Lane: It was called Qilin Lane in ancient times. According to legend, there is Longtan in the nearby river, which was once different from Wan Li, so it was named Qilin Lane, and now it is mistakenly called East Qilin Lane.
Tongfang Lane: Zhang Shicheng was the Tongfang Pavilion here at the end of Yuan Dynasty, hence its name.
Yaoji Lane: It is said that in the east of Caihui River, countless people have excavated ancient pottery similar to Korean bottles.
Guanting: This is the dock for welcoming officials in Qing Dynasty, with three original houses.
Huang Ting Street: The original Kangxi Imperial Monument Pavilion was named Wanshou Pavilion, and its common name was Huang Ting, hence its name.
Zhu Jinshi Lane: Zhu Wan, a scholar in Ming Dynasty, lived here, hence the name.
Yili Peng: Peng's Yizhuang was located in the Qing Dynasty, hence its name.
Behind the temple: named after the longevity palace, commonly known as the old palace.
Hundred Lions Bridge: Take the bridge as the life lane. Baishi Bridge is a Song Bridge, which is famous for carving hundreds of lions on the bridge railing. It's been dismantled now, leaving only the name.
Caoxiewan: Named after Sanduo Bridge. Sanduo is an old greeting, which means more blessings and more children.
In front of Chengtian Temple: named after Chengtian Temple. Chengtian Temple is an ancient Buddhist temple named Nengren Temple in Song Dynasty.
Yongxisi Lane: It is famous for Yongxi Temple. "Yongxi" is taken from the title of Song Dynasty.
Xiangfusi Lane: Because of the name of Xiangfusi, it was called "large and medium-sized Xiangfu" in the Northern Song Dynasty.
Tianguan Square: This square was built in the Ming Dynasty for the residence of Wang Yan, a university student.
Elegant and strong: Wen, a great scholar in Ming Dynasty, once lived here, hence the name.
Compassion for orphans: also known as sympathy for orphans. The pension bureau is an institution that raised orphans in the past.
Yu Zhan Wharf: This is a catfish wharf, named after its shape.
Guan Nong: It was named after Guan Sheng. The concept of protecting saints is a Taoist view.
In front of Baolian Temple: named after Baolian Temple, which is an ancient Buddhist temple.
Beihao Lane: It is named after a moat called Beihao in the north of Nagato. This is Beihao's fault.