The golden age of the Republic of China in the historical architectural complex

Located at No. 57 Changsheng Road, in a historical preservation area by West Lake, you can see the rustic clear water walls, alley-style Shikumen, heavy wooden doors, four-poster beds, ceiling fans, pull-chain toilets, enamel basins, and Fenghua soap. Instantly, it feels like stepping into the bustling Republic of China era! Time rewinds, and the nostalgic elements bring a quiet reflection on a not-so-distant history! Mr. Liu, the owner of Hubian Village, once said: "Every brick and every wall here is restored from old bricks, costing more than ten times that of new construction. But I always feel that only in this way can we live up to the cultural heritage entrusted to us." 👍 Most recommended: Classic Shikumen row houses, most rooms have balconies, free mini bar, bask in the sun, and enjoy a drink, it's so pleasant! 📝 Note tips: Next to it is the office of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea.