Nantun Old Street Introduction
Nantun Old Street refers to "Liutoudian Street," which is now known as Nantun Village, and was originally a large settlement of the Pazeh people. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, General Zhang Guo from Dinghai, Zhejiang, and his subordinates recruited tenants to cultivate the wasteland in this area, leading to an influx of immigrants. The manufacturing and sales of farming tools flourished, resulting in a concentration of shops selling plowhead agricultural implements and the establishment of a trading center for agricultural products, known as "Liutoudian Street." "Triangle Street," "Nantun Market," "Wanhe Temple," and "Dragon Boat Festival folk activities" have become cherished and beautiful memories shared by the children of Nantun.
