The name of Tianqu City bears the word "Tianqu", which is said to have originated from the hand of Yan Song, the prince and master of the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty.
Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty succeeded in Jingnan, became the Emperor of Yongle, and moved the capital to Yanjing.
Since then, the status of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal has become more and more important.
Tianqu is located on the bank of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, and has become the passage of Hebei, Shandong, Henan, Jiangsu, Anhui, Zhejiang, Hunan, Hubei and Jiangxi provinces to Yanjing, so it has the name of "Jiuda Tianqu" and "Shenjing Gateway".
Tianqu City was an important passage for Cao Yun in ancient times, and it is still an important transportation hub city in modern times.
The Beijing-Shanghai line runs through the territory of Tianqu, while the Shide line connects the Beijing-Shanghai line with the Beijing-Guangzhou line.
In addition, the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway, the Shiji passenger dedicated line and the Delongyan railway also intersect in Tianqu, which is the intersection hub of five railway lines.
In terms of highways, Tianqu also has a unique advantage of convenience, Beijing-Fuzhou Expressway, Qingyin Expressway, Deheng Expressway, Debin Expressway, Jiliao Expressway, Jile Expressway and other expressways criss-cross the territory of Tianqu, as well as 104, 105, 205, 308, 309 national highways and 19 provincial highways, as early as 2006, Tianqu was identified as the main hub city of national transportation.
The convenient transportation from ancient times to the present has created the prosperity of Tianqu, and at the same time, it has also become a cultural center, and people from all over the country will also spread some local characteristic culture here when they pass through Tianqu, and at the same time, they will also spread the unique traditional culture of Tianqu to all places.
Not to mention that Tianqu City is also one of the birthplaces of the famous Dawenkou culture and Longshan culture.
Therefore, although Tianqu is not very large, it is quite popular.
This can also be seen in the antiques.
In the urban area of Tianqu, which has a population of less than 600,000, there are five antique markets, and in terms of scale, the Grand Canal antique market is the largest antique market in Tianqu City.
Because this market was built at the latest, and it is located in Tiexi, where the land price is not very expensive, there is plenty of surplus in planning.
According to the official information, the Grand Canal Antique City has 20,000 stalls and more than 1,000 sets of business stores on the upper and lower floors.
However, although the Grand Canal Antique City is not small, because it has not been built for a long time, the occupancy rate of merchants is not very high.
Moreover, many merchants do not go to the stalls inside the market to set up stalls, but on the day of the opening of the market, they put their small stalls on the roadside of 38 Road At first glance, the Grand Canal antique market looks like a flea market in England and France, where hundreds of individual merchants take a matzah, spread it on the ground with plastic sheeting, and put the handicrafts they carry on the plastic sheeting, which is a stall.
Yang Jing also came to the Grand Canal Antique Market for the first time, after all, when this market opened, Yang Jing had just gone to the UK to study, and he had not been back for two years, so naturally he had never been to this market.
Seeing the familiar scene, Yang Jing's hands involuntarily trembled twice.
There are hundreds of individual stalls, and it's a big piece of spread.
Yang Jing pushed his grandfather to look at these personal stalls while walking, but after seeing a few, his grandfather spoke unhappily: "What kind of mess is this!"
Not at all. ” Yang Jing also shook his head helplessly, without him, it was really because most of the things on these stalls were "Singapore" that could be seen through at a glance - this is jargon, taken from the homonym of "new fake break".
And if you are new and new, you will be new and new, and you are self-righteous and "betrayal" - the jargon of not doing good things old.
Occasionally, I can see some high imitations, but I can't help but ponder.
The old man doesn't even need to get started, he can see at a glance the good luck of these stalls, and they are still one by one, can the old man not be angry?
The old man laughed in a low voice and said, "Let's not look outside, go around inside."
I've been here twice, and the things outside are really not interesting, most of these stalls are guerrillas who specialize in rural areas to collect goods, and most of the goods in their hands are 'Gao Baye'.
Let's go to the market to have a look, there is still a little bit of a glance in it, and if you catch up, you can still see the good objects that are wide open. ” Yang Jing nodded, and pushed his grandfather to walk north from the crowd, and the more he walked, the fewer people came.
This is one of the sorrows of the Grand Canal Antique City, which is obviously a regular antique city, but because of the existence of these guerrillas, there are not many people in the antique city, but it is bustling outside.
There is no way, the place where the guerrillas set up their stalls outside does not belong to the antique chengguan, and the legendary chengguan does not care about the three days when the antique city opens, so these guerrillas take advantage of the loopholes and set up stalls outside.
Very arrogant What are you doing in the antique city?
Then you have to call the antique city a stall fee, how good it is to set up a stall outside, there is no cost.
If you set up a stall for a day, you will meet a person who "takes medicine" and "pays tuition", and the food fee will come out in half a month.
Anyway, these goods in my hands are not good things, and I don't feel distressed when I put them outside in the wind and sun.
If it were you, wouldn't you do the same?
If you don't take advantage of it, that's a fool!
Yang Jing and his uncle pushed their grandfather through the stall area and entered the real antique city.
The main body of the Grand Canal Antique City is a three-storey building, which was originally a stall arranged by the market for merchants, but because of the presence of those guerrillas, many people who originally wanted to rent counters in the building did not rent counters inside, so it is said that the building is still empty.
However, under the main building of the antique city, there are many shops specializing in selling antiques, and Yang Jing's target is these shops.
The name of the outermost shop is called "Jubao Zhai", and as soon as Yang Jing discussed with his uncle, he pushed his grandfather into this shop.
The area of this shop is still relatively large, and this floor on the first floor alone is enough to have about 100 square meters.
There are many paintings hanging in the shops, there are also pen, ink, paper and inkstones and other items on the Bogu shelves, and in the most conspicuous glass counter, there are several rare books that look old, but I don't know whether they are true or false.
Obviously, this shop is a shop that mainly deals in calligraphy and painting.
When the boss saw Yang Jing and them coming in, he greeted them very warmly.
"What do you want?
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We have a variety of rare books from the Ming and Qing dynasties, as well as calligraphy and paintings, and of course, if you want to buy some of the four treasures of the study, we also have them here, and the prices are affordable. ” Yang Jing smiled and said, "We just want to see if there is any need for us." ” Grandpa turned his head and said, "Xiaojing, push me up there to see that painting."
Yang Jing looked in the direction of his grandfather's finger and saw a painting hanging against the wall, which could not be seen clearly from a distance, so Yang Jing pushed his grandfather to walk over there. ps: Bow and thank you for the 1000 tip of "The First Kiss Gave the Hand"!
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