Fenyang Road

Fenyang Road

Fenyang Road, known as route Pichon from 1902 to 1943, was once a street in Shanghai French concession. Generally north-south trend, North Huaihai Road, South Yueyang Road, a total length of 815 meters. Due to the overcrowding of staff in and out of Shanghai Ophthalmology, otolaryngology hospital, Fenyang Road (Taiyuan road to Yueyang Road) has changed from two-way driving to one-way driving from west to East.

history

In 1902, the Council of the French concession in Shanghai crossed the border and was named after the French envoy to China. In 1914, when the French concession in Shanghai expanded, it was included in the concession. In 1943, Wang Jingwei government took over the French concession in Shanghai and renamed it Fenyang road as the place name of Shanxi Province. Along the road are residential areas.

Interchange Road

Xiafei Road (now Huaihai Middle Road)

Lafayette Road (today's Fuxing Middle Road)

Telastor Road (today's Taiyuan Road)

Qiqi Road (now Yueyang Road)

Modern architecture along the road

House 3, Lane 9 (customs Club)

20 Jewish Club (auditorium office building of Shanghai Conservatory of Music), garden house (expert building of Belgian consulate)

No.45 house of the Department of customs and Taxation (office building of Customs College)

House 79 (Shanghai Institute of Arts and crafts)

Jewish Hospital, building 10, 83 (Shanghai eye, ear, nose and throat hospital)

150 Bai Chongxi's former residence (baolaina restaurant, xianchixuan Japanese restaurant)

Garden house 152-154, 156-158

Address: Fenyang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai

Longitude: 121.4548299

Latitude: 31.211929141025