Where is Changsha Jinjie?
Changsha Golden Street is located in Jianxiang Road on the east side of Wuyi Business Circle. It starts from Renmin Road in the south and ends at Jiefang Road in the north. It is about 500m long ... 2021212. The opening ceremony of China Golden Street with the theme of "Love Lotus in China" was held in Huang Jincheng, Jianxiang Road, Furong District, marking the official opening of China Golden Street to welcome guests!
Traffic guide
subway
Take Metro Line 2 to Furong Square Station, get off and walk there.
public transportation
Take 1 1, 124, 167, 17 1[ southbound], 17 1, 308, 3/.
Take buses 1 1, 167,1,south line17/,north line 308, 3 14, and get off at Fenghuang.
Take 9, 102, 105,15, 1 16, 150, 159, 348.
Travel tips
Buy jewelry
The building of China Huang Jincheng Jewelry Exchange Center is resplendent, and the golden theme is eye-catching. This shopping center covers an area of about 30,000 square meters. More than 40 famous gold jewelry brands such as China, Zhou Dasheng, Centennial Leofoo, Longfeng Jewelry, Yuchunjin, Jinjiafu and Rongtongjin are gathered here.
Punch a hole in a card
Go straight along Renmin Road, and you will see the golden characters of "China Golden Street". At the entrance of the block, heart-shaped network celebrities punch in. The scarlet background wall is decorated with flowers, where visitors can take photos and punch in. A few tens of meters further north, a wall of love poems comes into view, conveying the eternal true meaning of love with beautiful classic poems.
The block will also build an entry point for cultural tourism, such as Wang Ding Temple Mother's Desk, Phoenix Desk and Zodiac Column.
Zuimei wedding
In addition, there is the most beautiful wedding scene in Changsha jointly created by Furong District Civil Affairs Bureau and Huang Jincheng.
Planning for the future:
China Jinjie has been built into an industrial cluster block integrating gold and jewelry wholesale, retail, e-commerce and import and export trade, and a historical and cultural block integrating culture, tourism, consumption and punching cards.