Jinshanzui fishing village

Jinshanzui fishing village is the earliest fishing village in Shanghai coastal land, and also the last fishing village in Shanghai. It is adjacent to Hangzhou Bay and the north side of Shanghai Hangzhou highway.

Jinshanzui fishing village

Jinshanzui fishing village is the earliest fishing village on the coastal land of Shanghai, and also the last fishing village in Shanghai. It is near the Hangzhou Bay. The north side of Shanghai Hangzhou highway is just one step away from the sea, and faces the three islands of Jinshan across the sea. A variety of delicious seafood is a major feature of the fishing village. Seafood food street and fisherman's Inn snacks have their own characteristics, attracting more and more tourists.

Historical evolution

Jinshanzui is a well-known fishing port in Shanghai. In history, Shanghai's ocean fishery is very prosperous. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, there were 36 shops and workshops in the small town, and there were more than 10 fishing Inns only dealing in fishing goods: during the spring and autumn floods, big fish and jellyfish were flourishing, tourists and merchants came to watch the tide, buy fish and do business gathered, and people crowded on the seawall.

In the 1980s, Jinshanzui fishing village reached its peak, with more than 1000 fishermen going to sea. It has 45 fishing boats of 1650 tons, with an annual output of 1.16 million tons of fishing goods. Its fishing range is from Hangzhou Bay to the ocean, from Diaoyu Island in the south to Jeju Island in the North. It is a red flag on the fishing front of Shanghai. However, since the late 1980s, due to the construction of many chemical enterprises, a large amount of sewage has flowed into Hangzhou Bay. In addition, overfishing has led to the gradual depletion of fishery resources, resulting in the situation of fishing boats resting on the beach and fishermen coming ashore. Most of the fishermen bid farewell to the sea, some work, some do business, and some never forget the sea. While insisting on offshore fishing, they also set up farming, fish processing and other businesses on land. Some fishermen, taking advantage of the unique natural conditions, opened dozens of seafood hotels on the side of Shanghai Hangzhou Road, forming a distinctive seafood street.

With the opening of the World Expo in Shanghai and the springing up of Jinshan tourism, Jinshanzui Old Street (fishing village, Shanyang town)

The renovation has opened exhibition halls, restaurants and Hotels with marine cultural characteristics, such as fishing village Museum, fishing gear development history, artist studio, fisherman's Inn, and Jinshanzui Seafood City (three Island Seafood City), Jinshanzui seafood Street (Shanghai Hangzhou highway), etc. as a tourist spot of Jinshan golden coastline, the ancient fishing village has a new vitality.

In the long history, the hard-working and brave people in the fishing village have not only created great material wealth with their hands, but also created inexhaustible spiritual wealth with their wisdom -- Hangzhou Bay marine culture, we

The purpose of writing about the customs of Jinshanzui fishing village today is to reflect the indomitable spirit of Jinshan people from the development history of the fishing village and inherit, integrate, develop and prosper the national folk culture from the precious marine culture. From the rise and fall of fishing villages, we can sum up

The experience and lessons learned will provide a reliable basis for us to treat the earth, the ocean and scientific development in the future.

Address: Jinshanzui village, Shanghai Hangzhou highway, Shanyang Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai

Longitude: 121.37685

Latitude: 30.733385

Tel: 021-37216777

Chinese PinYin : Jin Shan Zui Yu Cun