One! Voice! sigh! interest!
Fuzhou West Second Ring Peony Restaurant
is about to close
In Fuzhou
There should be very few people who have not eaten at Peony Restaurant
However, in recent years
it has become more and more marginalized in the Fuzhou market
In the past few years, the editor was there I attended a wedding banquet
I felt that the equipment was really outdated
Compared with similar restaurants such as Guohui and Fulihua
The impression was really different
html On September 3, Peony Development Group issued an announcement stating that Fuzhou West Second Ring Peony was due to expire due to the lease period. Coming soon, in order to cooperate with the company's strategic adjustment, the group has decided after research: Fuzhou Peony Restaurant will cease operations on October 16, 2018, and bid farewell to the Fuzhou market for the time being.
In addition to the Peony Restaurant
these disappeared things in Fuzhou,
how many things do you remember?
The disappearing store
KFC (Dongjie store)
The first KFC restaurant in Fuzhou
In 1994, Dongjiekou KFC store opened. This was the first KFC restaurant in Fuzhou and the first in Fujian. In October of the previous year, this store quietly closed its doors, before the full opening of the Fuzhou Metro line.
Xinhuadu Department Store (Dongjie Store)
Chen Fashu opened the first store in Fuzhou
It has been based in Dongjiekou for more than 20 years
McDonald's ( Taijiang )
The first foreign fast food in Fuzhou
1 April 1994 On the 24th, Fuzhou's first foreign fast food restaurant, McDonald's, opened in Taijiang. On the opening day, the first 200 burgers were given away for free, as well as "toys". Many parents who brought their children broke the glass door of the store. In October 2003, McDonald's Taijiang Road restaurant was officially closed.
Shanghai Western Restaurant
The first Western restaurant in Fuzhou
On September 25, 1983, Shanghai Western Restaurant opened under the bell tower at Dongjiekou, Fuzhou. It was the first Western restaurant in Fuzhou and the "most fashionable" dining place at that time.
People line up on the street to buy cakes and pastries every day, and they all have to buy them with food stamps. A 6-inch cake requires 1-2 taels of food stamps and more than ten yuan in cash. Until the last store closed in 2007, Shanghai Western Restaurant ended its glorious 20 years.
Pan Qiu Bookstore
Fuzhou’s first private bookstore
Fuzhou’s first private bookstore, Pan Qiu Bookstore, opened on Dajiang Road in October 1980. In 1989, Pan Qiu Bookstore moved out of Taijiang to Nanmendou. It had no choice but to close in 2014 due to various reasons.
Rongcheng Restaurant
Rongcheng Restaurant is located in the Bell Tower of Dongjiekou. It was formerly the Experimental Hotel and is the learning base for the municipal catering company’s cooking technology training class. In 1980, it moved to the Bell Tower; in 1983, it was renamed "Rongcheng Restaurant", which is almost as famous as the Shanghai Western Restaurant and Dongjiekou Ice Restaurant at the same time. In 1984, Rongcheng Restaurant underwent another large-scale renovation, making it even more luxurious. In 1994, due to municipal construction, the Dongjiekou Bell Tower was demolished and Rongcheng Restaurant ended.
Dengji Restaurant
In the eyes of old Fuzhou people, Dengji is already the representative of authentic Fuzhou cuisine. Just across from Dayang on East Street, Huangxiangkou, it was formerly a small shop specializing in the famous Fuzhou dish "lychee meat". It is an old shop with a history of decades. Old Fuzhou people will think of this shop when they want to eat lychee meat. Lychee meat, drunken pork ribs, crab white soup, and fish with pine nuts are all must-order dishes for customers, and they will never get tired of eating them. September 9, 2012 is the last day of business for the time-honored restaurant "Deng Kee Restaurant" on South Street.
Unnamed Guobian store
It was once located in the Shangxiahang area at the intersection of Heqian Street and Baojia Lane in Taijiang. It was a very traditional Fuzhou local firewood hot pot restaurant that only served the morning market.This pot is a very traditional Fuzhou local pot. It contains shrimp, clam meat, chopped green onion, and some seaweed. It has a light taste. Due to the demolition of Shangxiahang, they stopped doing it. That warm taste can only remain in memory.
Qiaotou Rice Cake Shop
This Qiaotou Rice Cake Shop, which was once located opposite Cangxia Health Center on Longping Road, Taijiang District, , was originally called "Auntie Lin's Pastry Stall". The owner, Auntie Lin, was at the intersection outside the store. Set up a stall selling homemade pastries.
People who have eaten it may be most impressed by the water chestnut cake. It has a slightly sweet taste and a refreshing and chewy texture, which is extremely comfortable. Later, due to house demolition and renovation, this stall disappeared.
Zhuzifang Braised Noodles Stall
Many people don’t know that Fuzhou also has Braised Noodles. One is to use alkaline noodles and cook them in white soup; the other is to pour the sauce. The main ingredients are yuba, shiitake mushrooms, day lily, fungus and dried mussels. Add sweet potato powder to the soup for a sweet and sour taste, boil it and pour it on the noodles.
You could taste it at the traditional braised noodles stall in Zhuzifang. However, many years ago, the old man who owned the noodle stall said that he was old and his body couldn't bear it, so he stopped doing it, and another traditional Fuzhou snack disappeared. The purest taste of Fuzhou braised noodles, only the photos are left to remember.
Hujiu Guan Store
The first civilian restaurant that specializes in authentic Fujian cuisine
The Hujiu Guan Store, which just opened in 2015, is located in Hualin Road Pingtung City. It is opened by No. 9 Enterprise, a well-known catering company in Fuzhou, and specializes in authentic Fuzhou. Home-cooked food at affordable prices. When it first opened, it was really busy. However, due to poor management, it has quietly closed down.
The disappearing honor
" Galaxy Star Arena "
Fuzhou's first crowd-pleasing TV program
"Galaxy Star Arena", which was broadcast in 1998, is a program that combines singing, dancing, The variety entertainment program integrating performances has aroused great repercussions in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and even Southeast Asia, and has become a major TV topic for people to talk about after dinner and on the street. It was revised to "No Ding, No Stop" on July 3, 2005, and was officially discontinued on March 31, 2006.
" Happy 100"
"Happy 100" was launched in 1998. As a prime-time weekend variety show and a key variety show on Southeast TV, it is one of the most influential large-scale variety shows in the country. With its warm, joyful and endless aftertaste characteristics, it has become the most high-quality program suitable for the whole family to watch. The program's ratings once approached 40%, setting an unsurpassable ratings myth. At that time, it was an entertainment program comparable to "Happy Camp". It was officially suspended after the last episode was aired on April 3, 2011.
Disappearing landmarks
Dongjiekou Pedestrian Bridge
The first pedestrian bridge in Fuzhou
The Dongjiekou Pedestrian Bridge was just repaired at the end of 1985. This used to be the busiest place in the Dongjiekou area. It was especially crowded during Christmas in previous years, and it took more than 20 minutes to cross the overpass. The Dongjiekou pedestrian bridge was demolished in 2011 to make way for the subway.
Yingzhou overpass
The first overpass in Fuzhou
The Yingzhou overpass was built in 1986. It is the first overpass in Fuzhou and is a three-story roundabout interchange. In 2011, it was demolished because it became a major congestion point in Fuzhou due to heavy traffic during peak hours.
Hot Spring Hotel
Fuzhou's first five-star hotel
Hot Spring Hotel was officially opened in 1986. It was the first five-star hotel in Fuzhou and was once the symbol of Fuzhou's top hotels. It is famous for providing hot springs in the room 24 hours a day. . Due to the aging of many facilities, the hotel's main building and ancillary buildings even suffered multiple subsidences, settlements, wall cracks, etc. At the end of June 2014, the Hot Spring Hotel quietly closed down. Demolition started on July 15, 2015.
Hualian Commercial Building
The first shopping mall with escalators in Fuzhou
Hualian Commercial Building was put into trial operation on New Year's Day in 1986. At that time, it was the largest comprehensive commercial enterprise in our province, and was the first commercial enterprise in the province to use escalators to transport customers up and down stairs. . Due to deteriorating business conditions, the insolvent Hualian Commercial Building was forced to close its doors in March 2002.
Mindu Hotel
The predecessor of Mindu Hotel, Mindu Building, was built in 1986. It was once a landmark building in Fuzhou and was rated as a three-star hotel in 1991. According to relevant information, until 1998, there were only 10 hotels with three stars or above in Fuzhou. In the 1980s and 1990s, the Mindu Building was like the current five-star hotel.
Ziyang Overpass
Ziyang Overpass was built in October 1992. It is the only old overpass in Fuzhou City with traffic lights on the bridge deck. It is located at the intersection of Gutian Road -Fuma Road and Liuyi 1st Road. In May 2015, Fuzhou Metro Line 2 started construction and the Ziyang Overpass was demolished.
Disappeared brand
Fujian Hitachi TV
Fuzhou’s first Sino-foreign joint venture TV brand
In April 1982, Fujian Hitachi TV Co., Ltd., the first Sino-foreign joint venture in Fujian Province, was established in Fuzhou. Construction started on June 8th. The Hitachi color TVs produced by it were sold all over the country and became a hit. In the 1980s, if anyone owned such a Furi TV, as soon as the TV was turned on, neighbors would be crowded in front of the TV with small stools. In 2001, Hitachi Fujian Hitachi TV Co., Ltd. divested its capital and stopped the production of traditional CRT ordinary color TVs.
Yijianxi
Fuzhou's first locally produced medicated toothpaste
In 1959, Fuzhou Spice Factory began to produce toothpaste. Fuzhou Spice Factory developed the "Yijianxi" medicated toothpaste in 1984. After 1988, Fuzhou Spice Factory Due to market changes and other reasons, in the 1990s, "Yijianxi" toothpaste gradually disappeared from people's lives.
The disappeared place
Zhongzhou IslandNavigation Club
The first nautical club in Fuzhou
In the old days, there was a nautical club on Zhongzhou Island. At that time, there were often sailing boats sailing by the nautical club on the Minjiang River.
Fuzhou Children's Palace Observatory
Fuzhou's first Children's Palace Observatory
On May 29, 1983, the Fuzhou Children's Palace Observatory, the first astronomical observatory in the country's children's palace, was completed and opened. In 2001, the Children's Palace moved out of the Confucian Temple, and the cultural relics department subsequently repaired the Confucian Temple. The observatory was demolished.
Provincial Sports Center Outdoor Swimming Pool
Fuzhou's first outdoor water park
Provincial Sports Center Outdoor Swimming Pool is the first large-scale outdoor water park in Fuzhou.
Nanxing Bathhouse
The first hot spring bathhouse opened after the liberation of Fuzhou
At that time, there were more than 60 hot spring bathhouses in Fuzhou, but most of them were built in the area of Wangzhuang and Wusi Road. Nanxing Bathhouse was built and opened in October 1932. It is located in the prosperous commercial district of Taijiang, Fuzhou City. It is an old bathhouse with a history of more than 70 years. It is one of the oldest hot spring bathhouses in Fuzhou and an important life memory of old Fuzhou people.
Antai Night Market
It has been bustling for more than 30 years and has been a shopping paradise for students. At that time, the name "Antai Night Market" had been spread by word of mouth among Fuzhou citizens, but it was different from Wangzhuang Night Market and Guxi Road Night Market. It became "Fuzhou The birthplace of popularity." The strong popularity continues, which also boosts the business of surrounding stores.
In December 2011, as the construction of Nanmendou Station of Fuzhou Metro Line 1 started, half of the road on the east side of Nanmendou Bayiqi Road (from Xueyuanqian Road to Antai Bridge) was enclosed and closed. The lonely Antai Night Market no longer has the bustling scene it once had.
The disappearing tram
html No. 151 (Taijiang Cinema-Train Station)
Fuzhou’s first trolleybus line
In 1983, Fuzhou’s No. 2 was renamed No. 51 and became the first trolleybus line in Fuzhou. The line’s starting and ending station is Taijiang Cinema. -TRAIN STATION. It was shut down in 2001 and has been in use for a total of 18 years.
Disappeared schools
Gulou Third Central Primary School
(The 1988 class of the 6th and fourth classes of Gulou Third Central Primary School in Fuzhou City took a group photo in 1988)
After 1949, "Daonan Temple" was changed to Gulou Third Central Primary School. It was not until 2007 that the primary school was demolished during the "Three Lanes and Seven Alleys" protection and renovation project. On August 31, 2008, the original Gulou Third Central Primary School and Daoshan Primary School merged to form Zexu Primary School. The new primary school is located at No. 2 Lizhi Street, Yingfang, Gulou District, adjacent to Lin Zexu Memorial Hall.
Chating Primary School
The original Fuzhou Chating Primary School is located at No. 422, 817 Middle Road, Taijiang District, Fuzhou City. In 2006, due to urban reconstruction, Bayiqi Road from Yangtoukou to Nanmendou was widened, occupying the land of Chating Primary School. Chating Primary School was canceled and merged into Fuzhou Jiaotong Road Primary School .
Daoshan Primary School
(Daoshan Primary School Graduation Certificate in 1958)
The original Daoshan Primary School is located on the east slope of Wushi Mountain, Fuzhou. Because the school site was included in the Wushan Cultural Park, it was merged into Fuzhou City in 2008. Xu primary school. The current Wushishan Scenic Area is the former site of Daoshan Primary School.
Xunzhen Girls’ Junior High School
This building was allocated to Fujian Normal University, and the High School Affiliated to Fujian Normal University moved in in 1954. It was later used as the building of the Middle School Affiliated to Fujian Normal University and was demolished in August 1996.
Xiahang Primary School
After 1957, the Nanjun Guild Hall at No. 92 Xiahang Road became the location of Xiahang Primary School. In 2002, Taijiang District added the Taiwan Three Little Aofeng Branch, canceled the original Bangzhou Elementary School, Xiahang Elementary School and Yuhuan Elementary School, and established a new Aofeng Junior High School in Fuzhou No. 8 Middle School.
(Photo of the 86th class of Fuzhou Xiahang Primary School)
Although these are no longer available,
they will always live in the memories of Fuzhou people!
