Is there Zhuji Lane in Shanghang County, Fujian Province?

"Zhuji Street" in Shanghang should be a homonym derived from "Pig Street"! It is said that in ancient times, there was an open space for firing bricks and tiles, and there was a row of alleys with collapsed houses, which were usually bustling and selling pigs and chickens. Perhaps "Wazi Lane in Zhuji Street" is named like this. Historically, Keelung in Taiwan Province Province used to be called "chicken coop", didn't it? At the beginning of the port opening, it was named after its geographical location, but with the development of the city, the "chicken coop" was renamed as "Keelung" after elegance. Nowadays, in the era of peace and prosperity, the upsurge of finding one's ancestral home is enduring. Thousands of descendants and "wanderers" who migrated from here remember Zhuji Street. To this end, I "combed" the ancient books and visited one insider after another, and basically found out that Zizhuyuan Street may be near the Museum of Sports Bureau of Beimen County, Shanghang, and near Yuan You Street.

Hakkas are a branch of the Han nationality. They left their homes in different times and traveled all over the world. This is the Hakka spirit. They said that it originated from "Pig Chicken Street" and called it "Zhuji Street", which was recorded in the genealogy so that future generations would not forget the place where their ancestors took the first step. As a result, Zhuji Street in Shanghang became their yearning and spiritual hall.