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Shantang Street is located in Suzhou City, running from Huqiu in the northwest to Changmen in the southeast, parallel to the Shantang River. The street is paved with stone slabs, and on both sides are old houses with white walls and grey tiles, a typical scene of old Suzhou. Shops and guildhalls line the street. Walking along, you'll see ancient stone bridges crossing the river, leading to more alleys. At night, the riverbanks are brightly lit, and the calm water reflects red lanterns and old houses, creating a picturesque scene.
Here, you can also take a boat tour (50 yuan per person, about 30 minutes) to appreciate it from the water. A boat tour of the Shantang River at night is a great idea; you can see the scenery along both banks and imagine its past prosperity. The round trip takes about half an hour.
Seven-Mile Shantang is a haven for food lovers. Caizhi Zhai, Huangtianyuan, Luyang Wonton Shop—the list goes on. There are countless Suzhou snacks along the street, enough to satisfy any appetite. Seven-Mile Shantang has many ancient buildings, each exquisitely carved and full of antique charm, giving a sense of the passage of time. The night view of Seven-Mile Shantang is very beautiful. Colorful lights illuminate the wide canal, with the sounds of oars and gurgling water, making one feel as if they've traveled back to the time of Lu Xun. Strolling along Shantang Street, you can fully appreciate the unique charm of the Jiangnan water town and Suzhou alleys. It's well worth a visit.
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