一人巷

一個人巷位於三河古鎮,位於合肥市不太遠的地方,逛街的好地方,有很多商店可以買禮物和小吃

一人巷，一線天，在楊振寧故居旁，非常窄，只能容得一個人通過，有一百多米長，很有意思。“一人巷”，是很窄的，當時僅能容下一人。當對面有來人時，兩方都客氣禮貌的貼牆而禮讓，把小路留給對方，雙方抱拳致拱手禮，直到對方別過身子，兩者才相繼而前行。巷子兩邊的百姓，長此以往，就把久居的小巷子稱為“一人巷”,“一人巷”的名字就是這樣得來的。

從一人巷穿過，是個考驗身材的事情。我走過去，衣服層髒了，這說明我太胖了。被我女兒嘲笑很久。之後去了“民俗園”，看了些徽派的民俗。

One lane, one day. Visiting Sanhe "One Lane" in the ancient town, you might as well enjoy the bluestone slab road, grey brick houses and ancient Hui style buildings there. There are ten streets and twenty-six lanes in Sanhe ancient town. One of the lanes is the oldest, longest and most famous. This is One Lane because the lane is very narrow, can only allow one person to pass through, but also because this lane out of a world famous person - 1957 Nobel Prize winner Dr. Yang Zhenning. Yang Zhenning's mother, Ms. Luo Menghua, is from Sanhe. After Yang Zhenning was born, his father, Yang Wuzhi, went abroad to study. His mother often took him back to live in Sanhe. After his father returned home, he took one of them to Xiamen University and Tsinghua University to teach. Yang Zhenning studied with his father in Peiping. In 1937, after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War and the fall of Peiping, Yang Zhenning returned to Hefei with his parents to study in Luzhou Middle School. In order to avoid enemy bombing, the school moved to Sanhe Zhangjia Temple. Yang Zhenning rented a house at the end of one person's Lane in Sanhe.

景點景色不錯 環境乾淨整潔 就是這個小巷子很短的 周邊沒有什麼可玩的看的

【景色】非常適合；【趣味】比較看好；【性價比】比較好。

【景色】非常適合；【趣味】比較到位；【性價比】不要錢。

【景色】可以【趣味】可以【性價比】可以的