Kaifeng Hu tong nanjiaojing Hu tong

In the east of the city, it is east-west, starting from the city street in the east and ending at Beitu Street in the west. During the Northern Song Dynasty, Jews lived in Kaifeng. In the first year of Longxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 163), there was a worship hall here. Backstreet was built around the temple, so it was called Tiaojin Hutong, which was used until the Qing Dynasty. In the early Republic of China, it was renamed Jiaojin Hutong and later Nantong Hutong. 1937, two east-west parallel hutongs were divided into two parts, living in the south and named today.