Chengdu Jinli is a painting of ancient charm in Chengdu. Here, every step is on the note of history, and every scene tells the deep affection of time. The lanterns sway and the fragrance of tea fills the air, making people linger and forget to leave. Jinli is an antique street located at 231 Wuhouci Street, Wuhou District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. It not only showcases the essence of Sichuan folk culture, but also extends the Three Kingdoms culture. Here is some information about Chengdu Jinli:
Historical evolution: The name “Jinli” originated during the Qin and Han dynasties, when the government established a specialized “Jinguan” to manage the production of Shu brocade. Chengdu was therefore named “Jincheng”. During the Tang and Song dynasties, “Jinli” became a synonym for Chengdu. It was one of the oldest and most commercialized ancient neighborhoods in the history of the Western Shu region, known as the “First Street of Western Shu”.
Architectural style: The architecture of Jinli is based on the Sichuan residential style of the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, with the Three Kingdoms culture and traditional Sichuan folk culture as its connotations. It integrates tourism, shopping, leisure and entertainment, showcasing the essence of Sichuan folk culture.
Main attractions: The main attractions in Jinli include Jinli Ancient Street, Ancient Stage, Jiupin Snack Street, Zhuge Well, Huanglongtan, etc.
Cultural activities: In Jinli, you can enjoy traditional Sichuan opera performances, folk art exhibitions, and other cultural activities.