Shanghai's seven country parks have completed five check-ins, and they have made an appointment with children to go to Langxia Country Park on Saturday.

Shanghai Langxia Country Park is located on the west side of Langxia Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai City, with a total planned area of approximately 21.4 square kilometers. It is Shanghai's first country park open to the public. Early Saturday morning, on cloudy days, we set off early. The Langxia Country Home is nearly 70 kilometers away from Qibao, which takes an hour and a half.

Regarding the origin of Langxia's name, it is roughly like this. At that time, a senior official surnamed Yao appeared in Langxia (in the west of Langxia Old Street) and returned to his hometown in luxury. However, there were no decent houses at that time and he was very poor. In order to welcome the arrival of the senior official, the villagers built a corridor to welcome him. At that time, the senior officials were very happy, so they took the corridor to express their feelings for the enthusiasm of the villagers under the corridor.

The park includes Langxia Ecological Park, Jinlang Equestrian Farm, Shantang Folk Village, Maple Leaf Island, Banzha Kiwifruit Garden, Hors 'Strawberry Academy, Youth Study Agricultural Base, Jinshan Garden, Maple Leaf Island, Lawn Base, 800 acres of osmanthus forest, etc. But usually country parks refer to Langha Ecological Park, which is also the main attraction of Langha Country Park.

The epidemic in June has eased somewhat, but you still need to follow the application code and measure your body temperature when entering the park. The ecological park is under maintenance as a whole. Many scenic spots are temporarily closed, and not many people enter the park. After a quick tour, it was completed in less than 30 minutes!

It didn't feel like it was satisfying. In such a good weather (neither cold nor hot), I didn't want to go back like this. I asked the owner of the store if there was anything else to visit nearby, and learned that all the surrounding attractions required driving and were not close. The boss recommended picking them nearby. This season is when blueberries mature. After discussing it with the children, I decided to take a trip.

Not far away by car, 2 kilometers, the blueberry picking discount is 100 yuan and three kilograms. Go into the park to pick it and eat whatever you want! Sure enough, it is the ripe season for blueberries. It is sour and sweet, and it tastes good! Blueberries that can see the results on site are also a big gain. The two of them picked, ate and chatted. In the blink of an eye, an hour and a half passed, and it was 12 o'clock in the afternoon.

It's okay to rush back, but it's almost two o'clock when we get home. We won't be able to make it for lunch, so we can settle it nearby. A random farmhouse is also a surprise! The outdoor place to eat is also excellent. Under the bamboo forest, the crowing of chickens in the distance, the breeze blowing, looking at the blue sky and white clouds, and waiting for the delicious food. This should be the most comfortable time!

Taking a walk after dinner will also feel a different Shanghai.

Shantang Street, the ancient town, is also a sudden idea with children. Even if you come, you can take it easy and visit this ancient town well.

Speaking of the place name Shantang, many people think of it as Qili Shantang Street in Suzhou. There are indeed many places named after Shantang in China. Shantang Village under Jinshan Langzhou was originally named Luo Village. It was originally a small village. In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, a market gradually formed. Before the founding of New China, this was an important Jiangnan town connecting Shanghai and Zhejiang.

Shantang Old Street is really a mini old street. The street faces north and south. An ancient Shantang Bridge connects Jinshan in Shanghai and Pinghu in Zhejiang. The north of Shantang Bridge is Jinshan and the south is Pinghu in Zhejiang. The total length of the street in the north is less than 100 meters, and the maximum length of the street in the south is 200 meters.

Where there is a river, there must be a bridge. The century-old ancient bridge Shantang Bridge has experienced a century of ups and downs and witnessed the development of Langxia Shantang Village. The Shantang Bridge was built in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It is a three-hole flat bridge. To the north of the bridge is Jinshan in Shanghai, and to the south of the bridge is Pinghu in Zhejiang. More than 100 years of ups and downs seem to tell a long friendship between Shanghai and Zhejiang.

The two Shantang villages in the north and south have always been in close contact. So far, there are still 40 groups of families that are "the result of the marriage between the north and south Shantang villages." Standing in the middle of the bridge, you can experience the wonderful feeling of "crossing two provinces with one foot". A bridge involves two towns and is built by a bridge. It is a boundary landmark between Shanghai and Zhejiang. People habitually call the bridge south belonging to Pinghu City, Zhejiang Province "Nanshantang", and the bridge belonging to Langxia Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai City "Beishantang."

The renovated old pier still cannot restore the prosperity of Gushantang Street, but only silently tells people of the once prosperous and noisy place here.

On Saturday afternoon, there are only occasional pedestrians passing by in the ancient town. The quiet streets seem particularly lonely, and the shops in the ancient town are also dozing off in boredom and living a leisurely life!

After visiting the ancient town, I packed up and went home. It took an hour's journey home smoothly. At the same time, I start planning my next trip!