Jinli Street is an ornate tourist street restored in 2004.
The street is made up of ornate historical buildings and sells local snacks and
souvenirs. In the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC), Jinli Street was famous for it’s
baldachin cloth, which is an ornate red and flowery cloth. During the Shu
Dynasty it was known as the First Street of the Shu Kingdom because it was one
of the busiest commercial streets of the time.
These girls came from Shanghai just
to have their picture taken at Jinli Street
Entrance to Jinli Street
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