Zhaor Lane

　　    The Zhaor Lane area spans 227.3 meters in length and covers a total area of 6.14 hectares. It comprises eight lanes: Zhaor Lane, Liuhepu, Dongmen Well, Youdi Lane, Xiaotan Lane, Liangwu Lane, Shaobing Lane, and Laogu Lane. This district retains numerous representative buildings from the Qing Dynasty to the Republican era, showcasing a diverse range of architectural styles. These include Hakka-style architecture from southern Jiangxi, exquisitely crafted Huizhou-style buildings, structures bearing clear architectural influences from Ji’an and Nanchang, as well as typical Western-style buildings. In certain sections, there are also preserved cross-street archways, vividly reflecting the multicultural character of the city.

　　    At the entrances of the two lanes stand antique-style memorial archways inscribed by four renowned contemporary calligraphers: Li Zhenya, his son Li Anhua, Yuan Qingyi, and Hu Lihua. A rich sense of ancient charm wafts through the air, transporting visitors as if they’ve stepped into the old scenes of the thousand-year-old Song Dynasty city.

　　    Address: Heping Road, Zhanggong District, Ganzhou City

　　    Type: Historic Architectural Characteristic District

　　    Recommended visiting time: 1–2 hours

　　    Opening hours:

　　    Open all day

　　    Ticket information:

　　    No admission fee.