Back to the question 1: Huizhou's pillar industries are mainly digital electronics industry and petrochemical refining. There are six business districts in the urban area, including West Lake, Nantan Xiapu, South Bank of Maidi River, Jiangbei, Dongping and Xiajiao. West Lake, Nantan Xiapu and Maidihe are the most prosperous commercial areas.

Back to question 2: The bustling business district is mainly concentrated in the Second Ring Road. Huizhou certainly won't mention the Second Ring Road. The main location is: Maidi Road-Donghu West Road-Huizhou Avenue-Yunshan West Road-Huancheng West Road. The shops here are also the most expensive. As for the number of tea houses in Huizhou you mentioned, you can't answer this question, you can only inquire through the government website.

Back to question 3: Huizhou people like drinking tea very much, and there is a custom of fighting tea in ancient times. Huizhou people from well-off families usually go to teahouses in the morning, but they generally like to drink Pu 'er, Tieguanyin and jasmine. Kung fu tea is Chaoshan, and generally only people who like Huichao will drink it often. The major markets in the urban area mainly include Nanmen Market located at Nantan-Nanmen Road, Tang Wei Street Market opposite Eleventh Street, Qiaoxi Market directly opposite Xiushui Lake-West Lake Gate, Qiaodong Market located at Dongjiangsha, and farmers' market on the south bank of the river near Wal-Mart.

The supermarket consists of Renrenle, Liri, Baijia, Jusco, Wal-Mart and CR Vanguard.