This pedestrian street is not full of modern flavor like other pedestrian streets. On the contrary, the style here is extremely simple. The roads are paved with stone slabs. The buildings on both sides retain the architectural style of the Tang and Song Dynasties, and the shops here also sell jewelry.

There are mainly silk and satin shops, tea shops, etc., and many tourists visit it every day, making it very lively.

The Imperial Street of the Tang and Song Dynasties also had another name, called "Antique Street".

In addition to the shops on both sides of the street, there is also a special space for street stalls in the middle of the street. At least 70% of these street stalls sell antiques.

Here you can buy old stamps and food stamps from the last century, as well as antique calligraphy and paintings that are hundreds of years old.

Of course, there’s no telling if it’s true or false.

Those with a discerning eye can naturally find real treasures. If you don't have two brushes, you will definitely be ripped off.

The people who sell things here are all crazy.

Jiang Muyang’s destination for this trip is the Imperial Street of the Tang and Song Dynasties!

He wanted to try his luck and see if he could find something valuable.

For Jiang Muyang, the so-called "valuable things" do not mean valuables, but things that can be used to refine spiritual treasures or contain energy in themselves.
Chapter completed!