Fanguanong

Fanguanong is located at No. 997, Qiujiang Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai. When it comes to "fanguanong", people always think that it is a miniature of the shanty towns in old Shanghai. In fact, in the 1920s, it was a prosperous place in the southwest of Zhabei. "Fanguanong" plot was originally a low-lying area blocked by Wusong River in the middle of Ming Dynasty. At that time, it was a reed marsh. In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the victims from the Yangtze Huaihe River and the Yellow River flooded areas came to reclaim wasteland and settled down, gradually forming the meiyuantou plot. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Zhabei was the main land link between Jiading, Taicang, Baoshan counties and Shanghai counties.

Fanguanong

Fangualong is located in the south of Shanghai, northwest of the intersection of Tianmu middle road and Gonghexin Road. Before 1949, it was a shanty town. It is said that the residents once harvested a large melon (pumpkin), which is called the melon dragon and homonymous with the melon lane. In 1965, the new village was rebuilt into a five story building, and the name of the new village was fanguanong. It covers an area of 6 hectares and has 57 buildings. There are 6000 residents. The shanty remains in the north are protected at the municipal level.

Address: no.997, Qiujiang Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai, China

Longitude: 121.4732651

Latitude: 31.2518213

Chinese PinYin : Fan Gua Nong