Lanes, trees and neighbourhood streets
A Wukang-area core, one optional street and a separate park continuation, with residential boundaries and shorter choices.
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Give the smaller streets a complete half-day instead of fitting them between distant sights. This chapter begins around Wukang Mansion and a selected stretch of Wukang Road, then offers a choice of one nearby street or a longer break. Fuxing Park is a separate continuation, with a deliberate transfer decision, rather than a compulsory final pin. The full text explains how to look from public space, recognise the boundary between a street and a residential courtyard, and give each extension a practical purpose. You can finish after the core and still have a complete outing. Chinese names and a bilingual park-address example support the route, while the area schematic keeps the optional pieces visible. Building interiors, current business availability, exact pedestrian connections and continuous step-free access are not promised. This is a research-edition suggested sequence, not a report of a newly walked route. Check the actual path and any visitor arrangements before setting off.
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