Is there any interesting place in Xixiang, Shenzhen?

Xixiang Pedestrian Street, as the main business district in western Shenzhen, is adjacent to Xixiang River. Wang Dazhong has historical sites such as the Beidi Temple and the Chenghuang Temple. It is a rare riverside commercial street with historical and cultural connotations in Shenzhen.

When building a pedestrian street, we should pay attention to its characteristics, which include both China tradition and European customs, and the "traditional" and "affordable" styles coexist. The pedestrian street was built in 1980, with a total length of 670 meters and a width of 18 meters. There are nearly 400 shops. It is the earliest town-level commercial street built after the reform and opening up, mainly for middle and low-end consumers.

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Pedestrian street has become a face of Xixiang urban construction, representing Xixiang's landmark project. Xixiang Pedestrian Street is too commercial, too light in cultural background, and the overall design concept lacks humanistic care, giving people the overall feeling that this street is purely a commercial place with materialistic desires and single functions. I feel the same way. Actually, it's just like home. If a home can only provide accommodation for each member, it can only be regarded as a hotel at best, not a home.

A real home should not only bring accommodation and convenience to people, but also become the residence of people's hearts, where people's spirits can rest and shelter from the wind and rain. A real pedestrian street is not only a place for consumers to shop, but also a place for operators to make money. It is also a new spiritual home for 400,000 Xixiang people.

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