Spring Outing to the Fortress (VII): Qingyun Marketplace

"Qingyun Marketplace" is transformed from the old factory area of the former Guiyang Knitting Factory. Riding on the 'east wind' of urban renewal policies, it has shifted from an old factory building into a new landmark for tourist check-ins. In terms of decoration style, the marketplace combines traditional and modern elements, preserving the old factory's appearance while presenting photos with elements of old Guiyang in a modern way throughout the space. Snow cream, grain and oil shops, supply and marketing cooperatives... they all engrave the 'traces of memory' of old Guiyang. At the same time, modern trendy elements have been added to extend the urban memories and the atmosphere of everyday life. Upon entering from the north gate, there is a popular photo check-in area, which can also be described as a hub of trends. With different styles of wall designs and a wealth of scene props, the atmosphere is full, attracting many people to take photos to remember. "Qingyun Marketplace" is mainly divided into three modules: dining, cultural and creative, and entertainment. There is not only a business KTV, but also more than a dozen bars of various types, including pubs, live houses, and dining bars. The nostalgic and bustling food area gathers many shops selling Guizhou's famous snacks such as intestine and tripe noodles, beef noodles, crispy duck, iron pot dishes, and barbecue, as if stepping into the lively snack night market of old Guiyang city that buzzes all night long in the last century. The 'cyberpunk' style dazzling lights, with their strong visual impact, draw fashion-conscious young people who love trendy socializing into lively party bars, sports venues, and esports internet cafes... The youthful energy and trendy playfulness collide to create the marketplace's 'young vibe'. In the quiet cultural and creative experience area, there are plenty of unique and stylish coffee bars, handicraft experience shops, and intangible cultural heritage creative stores. Here, citizens and tourists can enjoy the slow life of urban leisure. In terms of business selection, the marketplace not only has intangible cultural heritage Mawei embroidery and teahouses hidden in the city, but also quiet flower shops, pottery workshops, and grocery stores filled with antiques, calligraphy, paintings, and porcelain ornaments in the bustling market. Here, there is nothing you can't find, only what you can't imagine. Qingyun Marketplace