Dama Lane occupies a narrow, quiet stretch in Hangzhou that holds a distinct memory of the city's old textile trade. Its name translates to Big Horse Lane, though no horses ever stabled here. Instead, it served as a bustling wharf and gathering spot for traders hauling heavy rolls of silk from nearby boats. The stone paving retains deep grooves carved by decades of wooden cart wheels, recording the weight of the fabric that built the city's wealth long before the modern skyline rose.
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