the old site of the Provincial Committee of the provincial Party committee
9 and the general Temple Street, Cathedral of the Temple Street, Gao Du Si lane, Gao Du Si lane, is a north-south direction. The street. From the north to the west of the general Temple Street, South to Quancheng Road, east to whip finger lane, and west to Taiping Temple Street. The street name was first renamed in Ming Dynasty, and it was renamed in 1966. It was renamed in 1980. Ming Chong Zhen thirteen years (1640), "Licheng County Zhi Zhi Jian" (Qing Kangxi sixty-one years added block printed edition): "Gao Du Si Lane: Taiping Temple Street East." The two sides of the street are small brick buildings with northern characteristics, and some residential buildings are "courtyard street, street and courtyard". The
10, the 53 Street site on the East Bank of the moat river outside the city wall of Simon (Simon), is a north-south street. North from the Yuan Yuan bridge, South to the east gate of Baotu Spring Kun Shun outside the gate, West moat, formerly known as "Shuncheng Street" common people also known as "Xicheng street." There are houses on both sides of the southern section of the original street. The northern section of the street only relies on the walls and houses.