Duolun Road, Cultural pedestrian street in Hongkou District, Shanghai, China.

Duolun Road is a 550-meter pedestrian street in central Hongkou with early 20th-century buildings that runs along a cobblestone path under shaded trees. Along the way, art galleries, antique shops, and museums line the street, while bronze statues of famous writers stand watch at the edges.

The street was laid out in 1911 as Darroch Road after a British missionary and became a center for Chinese literature in the 1920s and 1930s. Writers, intellectuals, and artists gathered here to share new ideas and create literary works.

The road's name, adopted in 1943 by the Japanese-backed administration, comes from Duolun County in Inner Mongolia, replacing the former Darroch Road. The League of Left-Wing Writers was founded here in 1930 at the China Art University on what was then Darroch Road. Bronze statues of writers and the Left-Wing Writers Memorial now mark these sites.

Duolun Road is an L-shaped pedestrian street whose two ends both meet North Sichuan Road, near Lu Xun Park and Hongkou Stadium. Metro Line 3 stops at Dongbaoxing Road (south side) and Lines 3 and 8 at Hongkou Football Stadium (north side); several bus routes serve North Sichuan Road stops. The street is closed to traffic, so it is explored on foot.

The Hong De Tang Church on this street combines Chinese architectural elements with Christian religious design in an unusual way. This rare architectural blend makes the building a remarkable example of cultural fusion in Shanghai.