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这里没有成群的游客,尽管它也有成荫的梧桐;这里没有叫卖的纪念品,尽管它也有叫座的咖啡馆;这里没有可供瞻仰的风光故事,尽管它也有歌声醉人的酒吧乐手。胜迹掩映着小资情调南京从来也不缺标志性建筑和口碑式景点,历史赐予了这座城市太多的故事,也留下了太多王朝盛衰的证据。跻身在诸如中山陵、总统府、明故宫、鸡鸣寺等一连串光辉耀眼的胜迹中间,上海路三个字显得如此籍籍无名。它北起云南路,南至莫愁路,全长不过2公里,双向6股车道也远远算不上宽敞,但就是这样一条足够“小家子气”的柏油马路却像一个繁忙的港口,停泊着数百家
There are no crowds of tourists despite its shades of Indus; there are no souvenirs for sale, though it also has a caffeinated café; there is no glorious landscape here, though it has a singing bar. Attractions are blessed with petty bourgeoisie Nanjing has never lacked landmarks and word-of-mouth attractions, history has given too much story in the city, but also left too much evidence of the rise and fall of the dynasty. Among the series of shining trails such as the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, the Presidential Palace, the Forbidden City, Jiming Temple and so on, the three words of Shanghai Road appear to be so obscene. It starts from Yunnan Road in the north, Mo Road in the south, but it is only 2 kilometers in length. The two-way 6-lane lanes are far from spacious. However, it is such an adequate asphalt road like a busy port, Parking hundreds