Zaoer Lane, Ganzhou, Jiangxi.

Zaoer Lane is located in the eastern part of Ganzhou City. It is the eastern section of Yin Street in Ganzhou during the Song Dynasty. It is 227 meters long in total. Zaoer Lane is connected to Heping Road in the southwest, Liuhepu Street in the northeast, and Laogu Lane in the middle. There are Hakka buildings in southern Gansu, Ganzhong patio-style architecture, Huizhou architecture, and Western-style architecture. Zaoer Lane is a typical representative of the many historical and cultural streets preserved in Ganzhou. It was called Jiangjia Lane in the Ming Dynasty. In the early Qing Dynasty, many government officials lived here, and the uniform uniform of the government officials was black clothing, called soap color, so some people called them Zao servants, and the place where they lived was called "Zaoer Lane". Later, the homophone became "Zao'er Lane".