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Chunxi Road is Chengdu’s historic commercial center, established in the early twentieth century and named from a classical phrase associated with prosperity and social harmony. The pedestrian district contains department stores, long-established local brands, fashion flagships and dense food or entertainment streets. Its broad plazas and constantly changing façades record the growth of modern consumer culture in a city whose commercial traditions extend far beyond the recent shopping boom. The area now merges visually and socially with nearby Taikoo Li and the International Finance Square, where the giant climbing-panda sculpture has become a contemporary landmark. Older shops and regional foods remain embedded among global retail, creating a concentrated image of Chengdu’s ability to combine local identity with metropolitan consumption. Chunxi Road’s importance lies in this continuity as a public meeting place and commercial stage rather than in one preserved architectural monument.
A landmark project that successfully blends a 1,600-year-old Buddhist temple (Daci Temple) with a modern 'Open-Plan' low-rise shopping mall
Zhong Shuishou has specialized in 'Water Dumplings' since 1893
A 'China Time-Honored Brand,' Long Chaoshou is the most famous place to try 'Chaoshou' (Sichuan-style wontons)
Specializing in 'Tangyuan' (sweet glutinous rice balls), this brand has been a Chengdu staple since 1894
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