Beijing is the capital of China, the cultural center of China and an international metropolis. There is not only economic prosperity here, but also profound cultural history. There are countless tourist attractions, and Wangfujing is a highlight worth visiting.
During the Liao and Jin Dynasties, this was just a little-known village. Kublai Khan made Beijing his capital, which promoted the popularity of this area and was called "T-street". Then this street had its initial commercial development. Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty took a fancy to the geomantic omen and economy in this area, so he built ten palaces, that is, Ten Streets in Wang Fu at that time. People used to call it "Wang Fu Street", and gradually this land became a gathering place for dignitaries, which naturally boosted economic development, and various shops gradually appeared on the street, forming a bustling commercial street.
More interestingly, there is a well in this street. In fact, there are many wells inside and outside Beijing, about 1000, but most of them are salty and bitter. The well water in Wang Fu Street is sweet and delicious, and people nearby rely on this well for water supply. It can be said that this well is the foundation of a prosperous economy. Everyone says that Wang Fu Street is gradually called Wang Fu Street. 19 15, when the Beiyang government drew a detailed map of Beijing, this street was clearly called Wang Fu Street. There are many daily necessities, hardware, electrical materials, clothing, shoes and hats, jewelry, diamonds, gold and silver jewelry, etc. There are many shops. It is a prosperous area of "getting rich every day", so it is called Beijing Golden Street.