Guiyang: A city of street vendors and internet celebrities.

【The city's inclusiveness and coexistence is a charm】 After traveling in Guiyang for four days, I have visited many streets and areas in depth, and I have a multi-faceted understanding of this city. Guiyang's street stall economy is very distinctive. The old city is also the central area, where you can often see various street stalls setting up shop on the roadside, and most of them are snacks that are already famous online. The online and offline linkage punch-in is also very interesting. Some people may see street stalls as low-end and unsanitary, but in Guiyang, there seems to be no conflict between street stalls and the city. Street stalls and crowds can be seen everywhere, bringing a lot of fireworks. I have always believed that even seemingly wild businesses have management behind them. While showing the city's fireworks, it is not dirty, messy, or bad, and can maintain some invisible order. In Guiyang, I also visited Qingyun Market, Guanshanhu District, New Printing Factory, Huaguoyuan, Jiefang Road, and other new districts, which are also very distinctive. Guiyang itself has a population of about 6.5 million, which is considered medium among Chinese cities. However, it receives more than 140 million tourists a year. The huge flow of visitors has also led to the formation of a unique culture in the local new districts, a very interesting combination of traffic and urban areas. Very representative, for example, these new district commercial centers are all centered around Guizhou specialty restaurants and shopping, and there are no big brands that are all the same in big cities. The creative and novel experiences brought by modern cultural and creative industries are also very distinctive in Guiyang. The ability to embrace street vendor culture, local traditional characteristics, and the integration of new cultural and creative industries seem to be the reasons why Guiyang is so popular.