The best location in Fengxian in the future may be in Nanqiao Town.
The best location in Fengxian District is in Nanqiao Town. First of all, Nanqiao Town has a complete range of businesses, including Bailian, Powerlong, Southern International, Suning Plaza and other business districts. The transportation is also very convenient. Nanqiao Station has There are buses to Hongqiao Railway Station, the airport, Xinzhuang, Meilong, Minhang, Songjiang, Jinshan Petrochemical Nanhui and two BRT block-speed bus lines, Nantuan Express Line and Fengpu Express Line, and subway line 55 goes directly to Xinzhuang. Transfer to Line 1 to reach various places in the city.
Nanqiao Town, affiliated to Fengxian District, Shanghai, is the seat of the Fengxian District Committee and District Government, and is also the political, economic, cultural, and information center of Fengxian District. Located in the south wing of Shanghai, it faces Hangzhou Bay in the south, Huangpu River in the north, overlooks the deep-water port in the east, and is connected to the Chemical Industry Zone in the west.
Introduction to Fengxian District:
Fengxian District, affiliated to Shanghai City, is located at the southeast end of the Yangtze River Delta and in the south of Shanghai. It borders Pudong New Area to the east and Jinshan District and Songjiang District to the west. , facing Hangzhou Bay to the south and separated from Minhang District by the Huangpu River to the north. It is 42 kilometers away from People's Square in the center of Shanghai and 30 kilometers away from Pudong International Airport. It has a 13.7 kilometers long river bank and 31.6 kilometers of coastline, with a total area of ??733.38 square kilometers. ?
According to legend, Yan Yan, the ninth of the "Seventy-Two Wise Men", a disciple of Confucius, returned to his hometown of Jiangnan in his later years to preach and teach. His last stop was the ancient land of Fengxian, and he was deeply respected by the local people. When Fengxian County was established in the fourth year of Emperor Yongzheng's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1726), in order to commemorate this sage whom the people worshiped, it was named "Fengxian", which means "respecting the sage".