🏛️ 從惠愛街到中山路：一條路的百年變遷
今日嘅中山四路、五路、六路，清朝嗰陣叫做惠愛大街，係橫貫廣州城東西嘅主要街道 。1919年，惠愛街拓寬建成馬路，稱為惠愛東路、惠愛中路、惠愛西路 。1948年，為紀念孫中山先生，呢幾條路正式命名為中山二路至中山六路 。
呢一帶自古就係廣州嘅政治同商業中心。明清時期，惠愛街兩旁分布住布政司、巡撫部院等官署衙門 。到咗20世紀初，沿路開始興建騎樓，形成今日見到嘅「騎樓底擺檔」嘅獨特格局。
🏘️ 陶街：200米老街，幾百年故事
從中山六路轉入朝天路同解放中路之間，有一條唔夠200米長嘅窄巷——陶街，呢度係成個淘貨區嘅靈魂所在 。
陶街個名，源自明代嘅陶成、陶魯父子。以前呢度有座忠勳祠專門祭祀佢哋，歷史嘅痕跡仲藏喺巷尾牆縫裡 。
80、90年代嘅黃金時期：嗰陣有人從外面帶返大量二手電器同零配件，喺陶街平價銷售，令無數無線電愛好者受惠 。慢慢越嚟越多音響鋪、黑膠唱片店進駐，陶街以音響最為出名，成為玩家、發燒友、遊客趨之若鶩嘅淘寶勝地 。當年話「北京路係女人嘅天堂，陶街係男人嘅淘寶地」，絕對唔係亂講 。
今日嘅陶街：走進陶街，同外面嘅高樓商廈完全唔同，裡面係另一番天地。沿街鋪頭密集式一間接一間，商品擺出店門外，有種廣州改革開放初期商業嘅「市井味」 。同老闆討價還價嘅，多數以男士為主，女人反而好少 。沿街除咗音響、線材、電子產品，仲有電器配件、五金、燈飾，甚至賣鞋、眼鏡、茶葉嘅攤檔，貨品種類非常多，價錢好接地氣 。
淘貨小貼士：
陶街嘅路口好窄，第一次嚟好容易行過龍！見到街口有塊介紹陶街嘅小牌，就係到咗 。
大部分嘢都可以講價，尤其二手物件，可以試住半價問下 。
買電器一定要當場試，開關靈唔靈、有冇雜音，問清楚先好買 。
帶定啲現金，有啲老攤檔冇掃碼支付 。
陶街一般傍晚（約6-7點）收攤，想淘貨要把握時間 。
📻 將軍東電器城：男人天堂嘅集體回憶
喺中山五路中旅商業城內，曾經有個更出名嘅地標——將軍東電器城。呢度2000年建成，係廣州綜合性電器交易市場，曾被譽為「廣州男人淘寶天堂」 。
將軍東電器城主營音響器材、汽車音響、KTV設備、二手手機同電子元器件，二樓集中賣電腦配件同辦公設備 。當年只要有空，唔少中老年男人就鍾意嚟呢度隨便逛逛，有時幾個鐘頭就咁消磨過去，有冇成交都好開心 。
可惜嘅係，將軍東電器城喺2021年底停業，2022年完成拆除，原址而家變成停車場 。不過，唔少商户搬咗去附近繼續經營，嗰種「淘貨」嘅精神仲喺陶街同周邊延續落去。
🏛️ From Huiai Street to Zhongshan Road: A Century of Change
Today's Zhongshan 4th, 5th, and 6th Roads were called Huiai Avenue during the Qing Dynasty, serving as the main east-west thoroughfare through Guangzhou city . In 1919, Huiai Street was widened into a modern road, named Huiai East Road, Huiai Middle Road, and Huiai West Road . In 1948, to commemorate Dr. Sun Yat-sen, these roads were officially named Zhongshan 2nd Road through Zhongshan 6th Road .
This area has historically been Guangzhou's political and commercial center. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, Huiai Street was lined with government offices like the布政司 and巡撫部院 . By the early 20th century, arcades began appearing along the road, forming the unique "stalls under the arcades" layout we see today.
🏘️ Taojie Street: 200 Meters of History
Tucked between Chaotian Road and Jiefang Middle Road off Zhongshan 6th Road, there's a narrow alley less than 200 meters long—Taojie Street, the soul of the entire flea market area .
The name "Taojie" comes from Tao Cheng and his son Tao Lu of the Ming Dynasty. There used to be a temple here dedicated to them, and traces of history can still be found in the wall crevices at the end of the alley .
The Golden Age (1980s-1990s): Back then, people brought back大量 second-hand electronics and parts to sell cheaply at Taojie, benefiting countless radio enthusiasts . Gradually, more audio shops and vinyl record stores opened, with Taojie becoming famous for audio equipment—a must-visit for hobbyists,发烧友们, and tourists . The saying went, "Beijing Road is women's paradise, Taojie is men's Taobao land"—and it wasn't an exaggeration .
Taojie Today: Stepping into Taojie, you enter a completely different world from the high-rise buildings outside. Shops line the narrow street, one after another, with goods spilling out onto the pavement—there's a "street market" feel reminiscent of Guangzhou in the early reform and opening-up period . Most people bargaining with shop owners are men; women are rare . Besides audio equipment, cables, and electronics, you'll find配件, hardware, lamps, and even stalls selling shoes, glasses, and tea—amazing variety at down-to-earth prices .
Treasure Hunting Tips:
Taojie's entrance is very narrow; first-timers easily walk past it! Look for a small signboard introducing Taojie
Most items are negotiable—try offering half the asking price
Always test electronics on the spot
Bring cash—some old stalls don't accept mobile payments
Taojie usually closes around 6-7 PM
📻 Jiangjundong Electronics City: Collective Memory of "Men's Paradise"
Inside the CTS Plaza on Zhongshan 5th Road once stood an even more famous landmark—Jiangjundong Electronics City. Built in 2000, it was Guangzhou's comprehensive electronics trading market, known as the "Taobao Paradise for Guangzhou Men" .
Jiangjundong specialized in audio equipment, car audio, karaoke systems, second-hand phones, and electronic components. The second floor focused on computer parts and office equipment . In its heyday, middle-aged men would happily spend hours here browsing, buying or not—just enjoying the hunt .
Unfortunately, Jiangjundong closed at the end of 2021 and was demolished in 2022, now replaced by a parking lot . However, many vendors moved nearby, and the "treasure hunting" spirit continues in Taojie and surrounding areas.
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