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福全堂
Fuquan Tang Hall
位于一甲巷，始建于清光绪二十年（
1894
），是一经营药材批发、配制成药的传统中药行。晚清时期，政府大开烟禁，
“
寓禁于征
”
，以求巨税，将鸦片命名为土药，列为药类课税。洪江以水运交通便利，逐步成为内陆主要的鸦片集散交易市场。鸦片经营利润巨大，遂成为福全堂药材批发主营项目。福全堂鼎盛时期药材经营积累资金达十万银元
,
土药经营收入达白银二十万两
,
跃入洪江殷富行业。福全堂两进两层，为前店后场式建筑结构，前院为经商交易之用，设有柜台、药橱，并供奉药王孙思邈像，后院为成药制作加工之用，二楼主要屯集货物，是典型的商居合一式窨子屋。
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
位于一甲巷，始建于清光绪二十年（
1894
），是一经营药材批发、配制成药的传统中药行。晚清时期，政府大开烟禁，
“
寓禁于征
”
，以求巨税，将鸦片命名为土药，列为药类课税。洪江以水运交通便利，逐步成为内陆主要的鸦片集散交易市场。鸦片经营利润巨大，遂成为福全堂药材批发主营项目。福全堂鼎盛时期药材经营积累资金达十万银元
,
土药经营收入达白银二十万两
,
跃入洪江殷富行业。福全堂两进两层，为前店后场式建筑结构，前院为经商交易之用，设有柜台、药橱，并供奉药王孙思邈像，后院为成药制作加工之用，二楼主要屯集货物，是典型的商居合一式窨子屋。
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
位于一甲巷，始建于清光绪二十年（
1894
），是一经营药材批发、配制成药的传统中药行。晚清时期，政府大开烟禁，
“
寓禁于征
”
，以求巨税，将鸦片命名为土药，列为药类课税。洪江以水运交通便利，逐步成为内陆主要的鸦片集散交易市场。鸦片经营利润巨大，遂成为福全堂药材批发主营项目。福全堂鼎盛时期药材经营积累资金达十万银元
,
土药经营收入达白银二十万两
,
跃入洪江殷富行业。福全堂两进两层，为前店后场式建筑结构，前院为经商交易之用，设有柜台、药橱，并供奉药王孙思邈像，后院为成药制作加工之用，二楼主要屯集货物，是典型的商居合一式窨子屋。
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
位于一甲巷，始建于清光绪二十年（
1894
），是一经营药材批发、配制成药的传统中药行。晚清时期，政府大开烟禁，
“
寓禁于征
”
，以求巨税，将鸦片命名为土药，列为药类课税。洪江以水运交通便利，逐步成为内陆主要的鸦片集散交易市场。鸦片经营利润巨大，遂成为福全堂药材批发主营项目。福全堂鼎盛时期药材经营积累资金达十万银元
,
土药经营收入达白银二十万两
,
跃入洪江殷富行业。福全堂两进两层，为前店后场式建筑结构，前院为经商交易之用，设有柜台、药橱，并供奉药王孙思邈像，后院为成药制作加工之用，二楼主要屯集货物，是典型的商居合一式窨子屋。
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
Fuquan Tang Hall
位于一甲巷，始建于清光绪二十年（
1894
），是一经营药材批发、配制成药的传统中药行。晚清时期，政府大开烟禁，
“
寓禁于征
”
，以求巨税，将鸦片命名为土药，列为药类课税。洪江以水运交通便利，逐步成为内陆主要的鸦片集散交易市场。鸦片经营利润巨大，遂成为福全堂药材批发主营项目。福全堂鼎盛时期药材经营积累资金达十万银元
,
土药经营收入达白银二十万两
,
跃入洪江殷富行业。福全堂两进两层，为前店后场式建筑结构，前院为经商交易之用，设有柜台、药橱，并供奉药王孙思邈像，后院为成药制作加工之用，二楼主要屯集货物，是典型的商居合一式窨子屋。
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
位于一甲巷，始建于清光绪二十年（
1894
），是一经营药材批发、配制成药的传统中药行。晚清时期，政府大开烟禁，
“
寓禁于征
”
，以求巨税，将鸦片命名为土药，列为药类课税。洪江以水运交通便利，逐步成为内陆主要的鸦片集散交易市场。鸦片经营利润巨大，遂成为福全堂药材批发主营项目。福全堂鼎盛时期药材经营积累资金达十万银元
,
土药经营收入达白银二十万两
,
跃入洪江殷富行业。福全堂两进两层，为前店后场式建筑结构，前院为经商交易之用，设有柜台、药橱，并供奉药王孙思邈像，后院为成药制作加工之用，二楼主要屯集货物，是典型的商居合一式窨子屋。
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
位于一甲巷，始建于清光绪二十年（
1894
），是一经营药材批发、配制成药的传统中药行。晚清时期，政府大开烟禁，
“
寓禁于征
”
，以求巨税，将鸦片命名为土药，列为药类课税。洪江以水运交通便利，逐步成为内陆主要的鸦片集散交易市场。鸦片经营利润巨大，遂成为福全堂药材批发主营项目。福全堂鼎盛时期药材经营积累资金达十万银元
,
土药经营收入达白银二十万两
,
跃入洪江殷富行业。福全堂两进两层，为前店后场式建筑结构，前院为经商交易之用，设有柜台、药橱，并供奉药王孙思邈像，后院为成药制作加工之用，二楼主要屯集货物，是典型的商居合一式窨子屋。
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
位于一甲巷，始建于清光绪二十年（
1894
），是一经营药材批发、配制成药的传统中药行。晚清时期，政府大开烟禁，
“
寓禁于征
”
，以求巨税，将鸦片命名为土药，列为药类课税。洪江以水运交通便利，逐步成为内陆主要的鸦片集散交易市场。鸦片经营利润巨大，遂成为福全堂药材批发主营项目。福全堂鼎盛时期药材经营积累资金达十万银元
,
土药经营收入达白银二十万两
,
跃入洪江殷富行业。福全堂两进两层，为前店后场式建筑结构，前院为经商交易之用，设有柜台、药橱，并供奉药王孙思邈像，后院为成药制作加工之用，二楼主要屯集货物，是典型的商居合一式窨子屋。
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
It lies at Yijia Alley and was first built in 1894, the twentieth year of Guangxu Period in Qing Dynasty. It is a traditional Chinese medicine shop dealing in herb wholesale and herb processing. In late Qing, the government seemingly lifted the ban on opium and integrated banning with heavy taxes. Opium was named “Tuyao (local medicine)” and was taxed in the taxonomy of medicine. Hongjiang enjoys convenient water transportation and gradually became a major concentration and distribution market center of opium in inner
land of
China. Since the trade of opium earned high margins of profits, gradually, it became the major part of Fuquan Tang Hall’s herb wholesale business. During the heyday of Fuquan Tang Hall, the accumulated capitals from herb trade totaled 100,000 silver dollars; the income of Tuyao trade totaled 200,000 silver dollars. And the business leapt into the wealthy trade in Hongjiang. Fuquan Tang Hall has two entrances and two storeys. The building belongs to the front-shop-back-yard architecture style. The front yard is for business and transactions. There are counters, herb cabinets and worshipped sculpture of “King of Herbal Medicine” Sun Simiao. The backyard is for the processing of herbs into finished medicine. The second floor is mainly for storage of cargos. The house is a typical commercial-dwelling-in-one Yinziwu House.
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