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A Republican-era building at No. 228 Zuosuo Street

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The Republican-era building at No. 228 Zuosuo Street is located at No. 228 Zuosuo Street, Dongmen, Taishan Subdistrict, Pukou District. It dates back to the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republican period. This building is a cultural heritage site protected by Nanjing Municipality. …

Republican-era building at No. 228 Zuosuo Street

The Republican-era building at No. 228 Zuosuo Street is a cultural heritage site protected by Nanjing Municipality.

The Republican-era building at No. 228 Zuosuo Street is located at No. 228 Zuosuo Street, Dongmen, Taishan Subdistrict, Pukou District, and dates from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republican period.

The Republican-era building at No. 228 Zuosuo Street is a cultural heritage site protected by Nanjing Municipality.

Taishan Subdistrict: Located at the northern end of the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, Taishan Subdistrict faces the main urban area of Nanjing across the river and is connected by the bridge. It serves as the northern gateway to the Jiangbei area, covering an area of 45 square kilometers, with a permanent population of over 100,000 and a floating population of over 50,000. It governs 14 communities.

Since the establishment of the new Pukou District, Taishan Subdistrict has actively integrated into the development strategies of the riverfront area and Nanjing’s cross-river expansion. Focusing on urbanization, it has carried out large-scale relocation projects. Since 2003, over six years, it has relocated 20,000 households, with a relocation area of 2.6 million square meters, resettling all 50,000 agricultural residents as urban dwellers. The subdistrict's economic development has shown increasingly distinctive features... More details about Taishan Subdistrict++

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