Chongqing Shibati combines history, culture and relics

Eighteen scenes restore Chongqing life! The relevant person in charge of the Shibati Traditional Style Area project said that the landscape design concept proposed by the Eighteen Scenes is to "recreate the historical scene" and restore a Chongqing lifestyle for the world. The reporter learned from the implementation guidelines of the Eighteen Scenic Spots (Plan) provided by the project party that the eighteen scenic spots include two natural landscapes such as "Flower Street and Birds Singing", seven art landscapes such as "Ancient Well Spring Breeze" and "Jiaochang Panoramic View", three historical exhibition landscapes such as "Yu Gong Calligraphy" and "Mountain City Memory Museum", and six special operating landscapes such as "Listening to the Night Watch in the Big Lane", "Xiangshui Tea Fragrance" and "Baiyu People's Home". These scenic spots are all based on certain history and stories. For example, there are scenic spots familiar to old Chongqing people named after streets and alleys such as Huajiezi, Jiaopuxiang, and Shanguoxiang, there is also a lucky blackboard that has been upgraded from the graffiti wall of JJ Lin, there is also the "Xiangshui Chaxiang" old teahouse where one can feel the sound of night watchmen in Chongqing dialect passing through the streets and alleys, and there is also the "Fengtai Qinyin" leisure space created based on the legend of Fenghuangtai. For example, Jiaopu Lane is an alley between Qingzhen Lane and Yongxing Lane in Shibati. At the entrance of the alley, there is a guild of the Xiaojiao Gang, one of the three major sedan chair gangs in Chongqing. The "Jiapu Fengyun" landscape uses Jiaopu Lane, one of Chongqing's "three major sedan chair gangs", as the story line. It culturally refines and re-creates the development history of the mountain city's "sliding pole", a unique means of transportation, and uses the walls on both sides of Jiaopu Lane for "artistic" display. At the same time, it introduces "realistic" sliding pole, rickshaw and other experience projects, forming a must-see attraction for Shibati tourism. The eighteen sceneries include three historical exhibition landscapes: "Yu Gong Writing", "The Great Bombing Site" and "Mountain City Memory Museum". Among them, the "Mountain City Memory Museum" located at the north entrance of the Shibati Traditional Style Area in Jiaochangkou City Balcony was unveiled and opened in September last year. The reporter went in to visit. The museum uses sound and light technology to show the appearance of the "Seven Streets and Six Alleys" of Shibati, making people feel as if they are there. It also uses old objects to restore the stories that once happened in these streets and alleys. No. 5 Xiangshuiqiao was once the residence of the famous calligrapher Yu Youren. According to historical records, the old residence was a two-story brick and wood structure with a mixed Chinese and Western style. It was later destroyed in the Chongqing bombing. The "Yu Gong Brushstrokes" landscape is restored and the Yu Youren Shibati Former Residence Memorial Hall is rebuilt. At the same time, Yu Youren's calligraphy work "Looking at the Mainland" written by himself will be presented in relief on its gable. The old residence memorial hall is located on the left side of the original Xiangshuiqiao Street. The building covers an area of ​​about 800 square meters and is divided into three floors. The architectural style is traditional stilt house + open port brick-concrete structure. These include the Hall of Achievements, the Hall of Anecdotes and the Hall of Memorials. The "Great Bombing Site" will make rational use of the existing exhibition space, use situational design and experience-dynamic methods, focus on displaying the unforgettable years of "running alarms" during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, reproduce the production and life of the "air-raid shelter", and appreciate the city spirit of "the more bombs, the stronger it becomes". #Chongqing #Shibati #Historical Sites #Cultural Exhibition #Market