D1-April 6: Shanghai-Jinshan (Jinshanzui Old Street, Xiangyu Lake)

D2-April 7: Private cuisine in Lvzhu Lane, Jinshan City Beach, return journey

Entering April, the long-lost sunshine has finally returned to the earth. It coincides with the Qingming Festival. The wind is gentle and the sun is beautiful, the spring is warm, and flowers are blooming. Especially the delicate cherry blossoms bloom everywhere, which is even more beautiful against the blue sky and white clouds. It is really unreasonable not to go out in such rare good weather, but we don't want to go to the crowded scenic spot. Thinking about it, it's better to go to Jinshanzui Fishing Village in the suburbs of Shanghai nearby. Not to see the sea, we just want to bring our beloved pets and find a Linhe B & B with a courtyard. Eat seafood, stroll around the fishing village and old streets, and feel the bright spring...

April 6

Clouds and clouds are misty and the tides are lingering. Many fishing villages in Shanghai have long disappeared with history. Only Jinshanzui Fishing Village still lies quietly on the bank of Hangzhou Bay on the coast of the East China Sea, facing the three islands of Jinshan, making Shanghai the earliest and most complete coastal land. The last fishing village. After all, it was a holiday. When we drove to the fishing village, the parking lot along the road and the fishing village were already full of vehicles. However, most of these vehicles stayed for a short time only to eat seafood. Under the guidance of the traffic police, we parked the car in a distant place first. Large parking lot, about 15 minutes 'walk from the old street.

In the old street hidden by Zhulang Pavilion, a bluestone road winds forward and reaches out to various courtyards in the fishing village. The main street is crowded with people. Fortunately, we didn't walk a few steps. On the right hand side after crossing the bridge is the B & B we selected-Qinxuanju. The facade of the B & B is not big, but there is a unique cave inside. The original ecological open-air private courtyard next to the river is a good place to rest and sip tea. Our Riverside viewing room has large floor-to-ceiling glasses on both sides. The view is very good and the environment is elegant. You can listen to the sound of running water to fall asleep at night. The B & B also has two cute and cute dogs and a proud myna, which can just play with our baby!

Estimating that it was past the lunch peak, we arrived at the seafood street to enjoy delicious and authentic seafood. It was recommended that Haihe or Tianqiao were both cost-effective, so we chose Haihe at random, stir-fried razor clam with onions and ginger, millet shrimp with salted water, steamed plum fish, stir-fried clams with leeks, and of course, LG's favorite-braised hairtail. Coupled with sweet cold beer, it's definitely a feast.

Back in the old street, the crowd still hadn't dispersed, so he simply hid back in the courtyard to drink tea. The boss loved to chat with his guests and was very talented. When he became interested, he picked up the clarinet and played a few songs. Although his skills were not very superb, who would care? Sitting idly by the water, sipping a pot of warm tea, listening to a few songs, chatting a few ordinary words, and teasing myna a few times, we have long forgotten the hustle outside the courtyard...

Finally, before evening, the crowd gradually dispersed. We walked along the curved bluestone old street and enjoyed the fishing village style with small bridges and flowing water. The fishing village has experienced more than a thousand years of tide and ebb, exuding a different flavor. The quiet river, ancient stone bridge, small and exquisite bamboo fish lanterns, alleys open to the secluded and scattered, and winding wooden trestle bridges set off the river view. Whether it is an antique old street with white walls and black tiles, or a fisherman's B & Bs with different styles, whether it is a modern bar with literary atmosphere, It's still a long scroll of fishermen's wall paintings, with sea fishing cultural elements everywhere and scattered throughout the fishing village. You don't have to search deliberately, there will be surprises around the corner. Even the fishing village's tourist guides are very design, and the promotional text is also full of literary grace.

The most eye-catching thing is Xiangyu Lake. The lake water is clear, the breeze blows and shimmering, and the creative water landscape on the lake is even more amazing. It turns out that it is a twin Xiangyu "planted" with aquatic plants. The aerial fish picture is really lifelike and shocking.

The Tengyuan themed B & B is facing the center stage of the lake area with half flowers. The connecting corridor with red brick arches is very special. The wine jars embedded in the wall have hundreds of family names written on them. The main building and courtyard near the river are covered with vines. It is also a stylish B & B that can produce a big movie with just a click.

Linglong Cottage is close to the fishing village parking lot. Although there is no riverside view, the large courtyard, swaying wine flags and carp flags in the wind, and the fishermen's life pictures on the white wall also attract a lot of attention.

At night, the noisy old street immediately returns to tranquility, and it feels like a different world from the day. At this time, there is no need to queue up for the seafood and oil dunes. The oil dunes here are obviously different from the ordinary oil dunes in Shanghai. They have a unique flavor due to the addition of local abundant small sea shrimps. They are all cooked and eaten freshly. The sea shrimps are tender and tender, and the radishes are refreshing, and they are crispy and fragrant after biting.

Of course, you can't miss Qinxuan Ju's famous homemade boned yellow croaker noodles at night. The boned yellow croaker is tender and smooth, coupled with strong noodles. The soup base has been boiled with fish bones for several hours. It is extremely delicious and indeed deserves its reputation. The boss proudly introduced to us that only their soup base is boiled without any seasonings.

After a full meal, we walked in the village and unknowingly walked to the door of the rattan edge. The lights on the lake were flashing and neon lights were swaying. The folk singer was playing and singing on the center stage. The slightly melancholy tune was intoxicating. We couldn't help but stop., leaning on the trestle and listen quietly...

April 7

It was still a good day with bright spring. We went for a walk outside the village. By the river, there were neat woods, patches of wild flowers, and fresh air, which made people full of vitality. Continue walking for a few kilometers and you can walk directly to the Jinshan City Beach. Although the beach is not yet the most charming time before summer, it is precisely on such days that you can see the rare tranquility of the beach...

The old street is not long, and soon we reach the end of the alley. A small courtyard with lush forests and bamboo comes into view. The green grass is green, the bamboo is bright, and the wind is swaying. Isn't this the "Green Bamboo Lane" written by Mr. Jin Yong? Two wooden doors with fish patterns are slowly opened. The courtyard in a typical Jiangnan garden-style style is full of green color. The stone mills form a winding path leading to the secluded road. In the corner of the courtyard, there are stone mills tables and wine jars and stools. Sitting in the courtyard, you can have a drink. It is full of pride in the Jianghu.

Bamboo elements are reflected everywhere in the store, especially the bamboo tea dining sun room built of bamboo. Bamboo is built as a fence and separated by three or two elegant seats. Various bamboo handicrafts are placed seemingly randomly. The glass-topped bamboos are intertwined with gauze curtains. Bamboo umbrellas and bamboo lights are hung low, bamboo vines are dotted, and there is an old well in the corner. Looking around, green and green bamboos are swaying in the wind, elegant and natural, paired with a pot of clear tea. How can you say the word "elegant"? Of course, the most special one is the bamboo bench in the sun room. In fact, bamboo baskets are filled with thin bamboos in uneven shapes. This kind of bamboo bench not only does not tie it up, but is very comfortable to sit on. It can be said to be unique. We naturally wouldn't miss such a classy courtyard hidden in the middle of the alley for tranquility. We booked a private kitchen with the boss one day in advance and left it to the chef for the side dishes. The boss invited us early that day to drink tea and wantonly squander slow time, sit quietly in the sun room, relax, bask in the sun, and wait for a table full of delicious food. Although the price is small, the seafood is very fresh. Coupled with the unique environment, it is still worth remembering.

Jinshanzui Old Street, which has been gently surrounded by the sea for thousands of years, has a unique style lake in the heart of the village, and delicious seafood dinners. It has a long-standing sea fishing culture and is immersed in thousands of years of fishing. Today, it still uses simple ancient customs to collide with the avant-garde fashion elements and the quiet and leisurely petty bourgeoisie atmosphere continue to play the rhythm of Shanghai's last fishing village, continuing the love of the ocean that is difficult to give up. Here, away from the bustling downtown area, you can enjoy the fishing scene, find the memories, play fishing fun, Taste the taste of fish, taste the fresh fish, harvest a leisurely period of time, feel the soft time filled with the taste of fish, and slowly appreciate the memories of peaceful life in the fishing village...