The small flavor of Zhujiajiao in Shanghai roams in the cafe of the ancient town.

A good place to relax-- Xijing Hui

Address: 56 Xijing Street

The Yang's house at 56 Xijing Street in Zhujiajiao is now transformed into a cafe with Chinese elements-Xijing Hui. The three courtyard houses in the Qing Dynasty are now filled with the smell of coffee. The trees in the courtyard are still green and jade, the stone bricks are mottled, and the ancient solid wood beams and columns tell the long history of this unique old house. In such cafes, there are unique "seats"-very much like the Kang of people in the northeast. The coffee shop owner's original words were for everyone to have a more comfortable rest. Whether sitting or leaning, as long as you are in a comfortable position, it is the right position. Order a cup of coffee or a cup of fragrant tea, and the trivialities and troubles of the city have nothing to do with you.

Yes, the name of this cafe is "here". The boss is an authentic Beijing (air ticket) person, so he has the unique cheerfulness and iconic sound of Beijingers. The reason for this common and unusual name may also stem from the boss's own personality. "here" has Beijing-style noodles and the boss's own favorite barbecue; there will be movies on weekends, and drinks will be given as long as the tickets are paid; not to mention, "here" is full of rock elements. As night falls, professional bands will bring rich rock music, making you feel as if you are in the sky of endless release. "here" is very simple. Every light and shadow here is perfectly in harmony with the environment. The time and space and mood here only belong to your touch. I think this is it! this is it!

There is a special shop near the north entrance of the old town, so it is named "concave" because its geographical location is in the shape of "concave". The owner of the shop is two young people, a typical "Chinese partner" dream, one is a traveling hiker, the other is a free and easy oil painter. The atmosphere of traditional Chinese elements embodies simplicity and texture. All the decorative paintings in the store come from the painter's own handwriting, and all the furnishings and old furniture have been collected by the two shopkeepers for many years.