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#廣州 #北京路 #團年飯
餐厅名称：點點心思(太昌店)
餐厅地址：廣州市越秀區珠光路209號
GOOGLE MAP：https://maps.app.goo.gl/rWt78mq7Gsxz5B1T9
BAIDU MAP：https://j.map.baidu.com/87/rkqh
餐厅消费：鹹魚肉餅飯 ¥23，椰奶木瓜 ¥23，北方餃子 ¥20
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餐廳名稱：喜愛軒酒樓(廣東國際大樓店)
餐廳地址：廣州市越秀區環市東路339號4樓
GOOGLE MAP：https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ka1jDpWPqUyseiNt9
BAIDU MAP：https://j.map.baidu.com/9e/R3i
餐廳消費：新年團聚餐-六人份 ¥1338
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1956年，永漢路花市（或雙門底花市）轉址西湖路、教育路擺賣。
每逢農曆新年，西湖路及教育路會開設廣州市最重要、人流量最大的迎春花市---越秀區西湖花市（原雙門底花市）。 2006年，政府曾有建議西湖花市搬遷，引起市民極大的反對聲音，後計畫擱置。
廣州花市是廣州每年一度於新年春節前舉辦的年宵市場，供市民購買賀年年花及各式用品。 廣州人喜歡把“花市”稱作“花街”，逛花市就叫“行花街”。 舊日行花街男性與富裕者居多，富貴人家會揀選好 最大最美的“花魁”，附上有買家名號的紅紙條，以示入手與身份。
南漢時期，河南一帶農民以種花為業，現時濱江路還有「花洲古渡口」的石碑。 廣州的花市起源於明朝萬歷年間，當時芳村的花棣（今花地）為花木產區，早期的花市每天都有，但無固定地址。 清朝時老城7個城門每天都有花市，但花的品種比較單調。 後來在今中山五路與北京路交界處出現夜間花市。
19世紀60年代由平時賣花發展為一年一度的迎春花市。
1919年後花市更興旺，從現財廳前（廣東財政廳舊址前方）到西湖路一帶歲末均設花市，花的品種和遊人逐漸增多。
共和國後，每年農曆新年前三天至除夕夜各區均設迎春花市（文化大革命中幾年除外），行花街成為廣州市民迎接新年的習俗。 花市從販售的普通花卉、年桔逐漸趨向高檔的牡丹、蘭花轉移，近年來工藝品也逐漸於花市中流行。
1956年，永漢路花市（或雙門底花市）轉址西湖路、教育路，還有遷往太平路（現人民南路），當時是用竹在街中心搭花檔，兩端出入口搭牌樓 。
1967年，中共廣州市委發文暫停舉辦花市，直至1973年恢復開辦花市。
2005年，越秀區西湖花市一度被傳出要停辦，但最後在各界反對停辦的情況下保留。
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In 1956, the Yonghan Road Flower Market (or Shuangmendi Flower Market) moved to Xihu Road and Education Road.
Every Lunar New Year, the most important Spring Festival flower market with the largest flow of people in Guangzhou - the West Lake Flower Market in Yuexiu District (formerly Shuangmendi Flower Market) is opened on Xihu Road and Education Road. In 2006, the government proposed relocating the West Lake Flower Market, which aroused great opposition from citizens, and the plan was later shelved.
The Guangzhou Flower Market is a New Year's Eve market held every year in Guangzhou before the New Year and the Spring Festival, where citizens can buy New Year flowers and various supplies. Guangzhou people like to call the "flower market" "Flower Street", and visiting the flower market is called "Flower Street". In the old days, most of the people on Flower Street were men and wealthy people. Rich families would select the largest and most beautiful "oiran" and attach a red note with the name of the buyer to show their purchase and identity.
During the Southern Han Dynasty, farmers in Henan Province grew flowers as a profession. There is now a stone tablet of "Huazhou Ancient Ferry" on Binjiang Road. The flower market in Guangzhou originated during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. At that time, Huadi (now Huadi) in Fangcun was a flower and tree production area. The early flower market was held every day, but there was no fixed address. During the Qing Dynasty, there were flower markets every day at the seven gates of the old city, but the varieties of flowers were relatively monotonous. Later, a night flower market appeared at the intersection of Zhongshan 5th Road and Beijing Road.
In the 1860s, the flower market developed from ordinary flower selling to an annual spring flower market.
After 1919, the flower market became even more prosperous. Flower markets were set up at the end of the year from the front of the current Finance Department (in front of the former site of the Guangdong Finance Department) to Xihu Road. The variety of flowers and the number of visitors gradually increased.
After the Republic of China, jasmine flower markets were set up in every district from three days before the Lunar New Year to New Year's Eve (except for a few years during the Cultural Revolution), and walking on flower streets became a custom for Guangzhou citizens to welcome the New Year. The flower market has gradually shifted from selling ordinary flowers and oranges to high-end peonies and orchids. In recent years, handicrafts have become increasingly popular in the flower market.
In 1956, the Yonghan Road Flower Market (or Shuangmendi Flower Market) moved to Xihu Road, Yueyue Road, and moved to Taiping Road (now Renmin South Road). At that time, bamboo was used to set up flower stalls in the center of the street, and archways were built at the entrances and exits at both ends. .
In 1967, the Guangzhou Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China issued a document suspending the flower market until 1973 when it was resumed.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:41 泰康路/珠光路/點點心思下午茶/鹹魚肉餅飯/椰奶木瓜/北方餃子
13:33 北京路/行花街/門庭若市/人山人海
23:07 西湖路/近距離欣賞牌坊/市民爭相拍照留念
29:12 教育路/工藝品/鮮花檔口生意興隆/買風車/揮春超級多人
34:02 環市路/喜愛軒/63層/團年飯
43:55 Ending
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#廣州 #北京路 #團年飯
餐厅名称：點點心思(太昌店)
餐厅地址：廣州市越秀區珠光路209號
GOOGLE MAP：https://maps.app.goo.gl/rWt78mq7Gsxz5B1T9
BAIDU MAP：https://j.map.baidu.com/87/rkqh
餐厅消费：鹹魚肉餅飯 ¥23，椰奶木瓜 ¥23，北方餃子 ¥20
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餐廳名稱：喜愛軒酒樓(廣東國際大樓店)
餐廳地址：廣州市越秀區環市東路339號4樓
GOOGLE MAP：https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ka1jDpWPqUyseiNt9
BAIDU MAP：https://j.map.baidu.com/9e/R3i
餐廳消費：新年團聚餐-六人份 ¥1338
————————————
1956年，永漢路花市（或雙門底花市）轉址西湖路、教育路擺賣。
每逢農曆新年，西湖路及教育路會開設廣州市最重要、人流量最大的迎春花市---越秀區西湖花市（原雙門底花市）。 2006年，政府曾有建議西湖花市搬遷，引起市民極大的反對聲音，後計畫擱置。
廣州花市是廣州每年一度於新年春節前舉辦的年宵市場，供市民購買賀年年花及各式用品。 廣州人喜歡把“花市”稱作“花街”，逛花市就叫“行花街”。 舊日行花街男性與富裕者居多，富貴人家會揀選好 最大最美的“花魁”，附上有買家名號的紅紙條，以示入手與身份。
南漢時期，河南一帶農民以種花為業，現時濱江路還有「花洲古渡口」的石碑。 廣州的花市起源於明朝萬歷年間，當時芳村的花棣（今花地）為花木產區，早期的花市每天都有，但無固定地址。 清朝時老城7個城門每天都有花市，但花的品種比較單調。 後來在今中山五路與北京路交界處出現夜間花市。
19世紀60年代由平時賣花發展為一年一度的迎春花市。
1919年後花市更興旺，從現財廳前（廣東財政廳舊址前方）到西湖路一帶歲末均設花市，花的品種和遊人逐漸增多。
共和國後，每年農曆新年前三天至除夕夜各區均設迎春花市（文化大革命中幾年除外），行花街成為廣州市民迎接新年的習俗。 花市從販售的普通花卉、年桔逐漸趨向高檔的牡丹、蘭花轉移，近年來工藝品也逐漸於花市中流行。
1956年，永漢路花市（或雙門底花市）轉址西湖路、教育路，還有遷往太平路（現人民南路），當時是用竹在街中心搭花檔，兩端出入口搭牌樓 。
1967年，中共廣州市委發文暫停舉辦花市，直至1973年恢復開辦花市。
2005年，越秀區西湖花市一度被傳出要停辦，但最後在各界反對停辦的情況下保留。
——————————————
In 1956, the Yonghan Road Flower Market (or Shuangmendi Flower Market) moved to Xihu Road and Education Road.
Every Lunar New Year, the most important Spring Festival flower market with the largest flow of people in Guangzhou - the West Lake Flower Market in Yuexiu District (formerly Shuangmendi Flower Market) is opened on Xihu Road and Education Road. In 2006, the government proposed relocating the West Lake Flower Market, which aroused great opposition from citizens, and the plan was later shelved.
The Guangzhou Flower Market is a New Year's Eve market held every year in Guangzhou before the New Year and the Spring Festival, where citizens can buy New Year flowers and various supplies. Guangzhou people like to call the "flower market" "Flower Street", and visiting the flower market is called "Flower Street". In the old days, most of the people on Flower Street were men and wealthy people. Rich families would select the largest and most beautiful "oiran" and attach a red note with the name of the buyer to show their purchase and identity.
During the Southern Han Dynasty, farmers in Henan Province grew flowers as a profession. There is now a stone tablet of "Huazhou Ancient Ferry" on Binjiang Road. The flower market in Guangzhou originated during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. At that time, Huadi (now Huadi) in Fangcun was a flower and tree production area. The early flower market was held every day, but there was no fixed address. During the Qing Dynasty, there were flower markets every day at the seven gates of the old city, but the varieties of flowers were relatively monotonous. Later, a night flower market appeared at the intersection of Zhongshan 5th Road and Beijing Road.
In the 1860s, the flower market developed from ordinary flower selling to an annual spring flower market.
After 1919, the flower market became even more prosperous. Flower markets were set up at the end of the year from the front of the current Finance Department (in front of the former site of the Guangdong Finance Department) to Xihu Road. The variety of flowers and the number of visitors gradually increased.
After the Republic of China, jasmine flower markets were set up in every district from three days before the Lunar New Year to New Year's Eve (except for a few years during the Cultural Revolution), and walking on flower streets became a custom for Guangzhou citizens to welcome the New Year. The flower market has gradually shifted from selling ordinary flowers and oranges to high-end peonies and orchids. In recent years, handicrafts have become increasingly popular in the flower market.
In 1956, the Yonghan Road Flower Market (or Shuangmendi Flower Market) moved to Xihu Road, Yueyue Road, and moved to Taiping Road (now Renmin South Road). At that time, bamboo was used to set up flower stalls in the center of the street, and archways were built at the entrances and exits at both ends. .
In 1967, the Guangzhou Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China issued a document suspending the flower market until 1973 when it was resumed.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:41 泰康路/珠光路/點點心思下午茶/鹹魚肉餅飯/椰奶木瓜/北方餃子
13:33 北京路/行花街/門庭若市/人山人海
23:07 西湖路/近距離欣賞牌坊/市民爭相拍照留念
29:12 教育路/工藝品/鮮花檔口生意興隆/買風車/揮春超級多人
34:02 環市路/喜愛軒/63層/團年飯
43:55 Ending
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#廣州美食 粵語 #food tour #city walk #Chinese food #walking tour #street walk #town market #china tour #dim sum #粤语 #cantonese #Guangzhou #Cantonese cuisine #点心 #Chinese Food #Canton Food Tour #Walk in GuangZhou #vlog #guangzhou #street food #eating #chinese food #chinese food recipes #廣州 #北京路 #團年飯 #花街 #2024新年 #2023 #新年 #美食 #旅遊 #酒店價格 #新春 #燒鵝 #龍蝦 #food tourism #food tour china #food tour vlog #北京路 广州 #北京路步行街 广州 #北京路 廣州 #china tour vlog #china tourist #china tourism vlog #china tourism