The Hexi Central Business District (Hexi CBD) is a modern and dynamic area located in the JianYe District of NanJing, China. Known for its impressive skyscrapers, luxury shopping malls, and vibrant business environment, Hexi CBD is a major commercial hub and a popular destination for both business and leisure visitors.
By Metro: Take Metro Line 1 or Line 2 and get off at Yuantong Station, which is centrally located in Hexi CBD.
By Bus: Numerous bus lines serve the Hexi CBD area. Key stops include the Yuantong Station and NanJing International Expo Center.
By Taxi: Taxis are readily available throughout NanJing and can take you directly to Hexi CBD.
Main Attractions
Hexi CBD offers a variety of attractions and points of interest:
NanJing International Expo Center: A major venue for exhibitions, conferences, and events, attracting visitors from around the world.
JianYe Wanda Plaza: A large shopping complex offering a mix of high-end retail stores, dining options, and entertainment facilities.
Eco-Tech Island: A scenic area with green spaces, walking paths, and eco-friendly initiatives, perfect for a leisurely stroll or relaxation.
NanJing Olympic Sports Center: A state-of-the-art sports complex hosting various sports events and concerts.
Hexi Central Park: A beautiful park offering a tranquil environment with gardens, lakes, and recreational facilities.
Shopping and Dining
Hexi CBD is a paradise for shopping and dining enthusiasts:
Luxury Shopping: High-end shopping malls like Deji Plaza and JiMao Shopping Mall offer luxury brands and designer boutiques.
Local Cuisine: Experience authentic JiangSu cuisine at renowned restaurants and local eateries.
International Dining: The area features a wide range of international restaurants offering diverse cuisines from around the world.
Cafes and Bars: Numerous cafes and bars provide a perfect spot to relax, enjoy a drink, and socialize.
Business and Accommodation
Hexi CBD is a key business district with excellent facilities and accommodation options:
Business Centers: Modern office buildings and business centers host numerous multinational companies and enterprises.
Hotels: Luxury hotels such as the Jinling Riverside Hotel and Hilton NanJing offer top-notch accommodation and amenities for business travelers.
Conference Facilities: State-of-the-art conference and meeting facilities are available for business events and meetings.
Activities
Visitors can engage in a variety of activities in Hexi CBD:
Shopping: Explore the numerous shopping malls and boutique stores.
Dining: Enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants offering a wide range of cuisines.
Relaxing in Parks: Spend time in the green spaces and parks for a peaceful retreat.
Attending Events: Participate in exhibitions, conferences, and sports events held at the various venues.
Exploring Nightlife: Experience the vibrant nightlife with bars, clubs, and entertainment options.
Visitor Tips
Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn are the best times to visit due to the pleasant weather.
Wear Comfortable Shoes: The area is large and involves a lot of walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
Plan Ahead: Check the schedule for events and exhibitions to make the most of your visit.
Stay Connected: Free Wi-Fi is available in most public areas and shopping malls.
Respect Local Customs: Be mindful of local customs and etiquette, especially in business settings.
Nearby Attractions
FuZi Miao (Confucius Temple): A historic site offering cultural insights and traditional architecture, located a short distance from Hexi CBD.
XuanWu Lake: A scenic lake surrounded by parks, ideal for boating and leisurely walks.
NanJing Museum: One of China's leading museums, showcasing extensive collections of historical and cultural artifacts.
Conclusion
The Hexi CBD in NanJing is a vibrant and modern district offering a mix of business, shopping, dining, and entertainment experiences. Whether you're a business traveler, a shopper, or simply looking to explore a dynamic urban area, Hexi CBD provides an exciting and memorable experience.
With Radhika Desai, Michael Hudson and Mick Dunford ...
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YT comment :
"Unlike the West, China doesn't want to beggar their neighbors. China has learned that enriching your neighborhood increases your business opportunities."
With Willene Business & Lifestyle ...
Bonus film - shopping malls ...
With Jason / Living in China ...
Raising a child in China - with Nadine in China ...
The world's largest.
This is what one can do if invest in one's own country rather than trying to plunder the world.
A look at the ShangHai metro system, with Barrett ...
Quote (from the BBC 'news' website, 19th February 2023) :
"Meanwhile, friends of the detainees [supposedly lockdown protesters], anxious and worried for their own personal safety, continue to keep tabs on the situation and share information.
Many of them live overseas and did not attend the November protests ... [about saving lives with lockdowns]."
The lockdowns might have been over the top, but doubtless saved many lives - so that is a matter of debate; and the 'protesters' might have had some good arguments [one might say], but the key thing here is whether in reality it was all a Western attempt at subverting China; and if one looks at other articles around the same time / leading up to these 'protests' [greatly exaggerated], that seems to indeed be the case.
Again, in the BBC's own words : Many of them LIVE OVERSEAS.
In the BBC's own words : Many of them LIVE OVERSEAS.
LIVE OVERSEAS.
This is a very important point to keep in mind : these people were not there, but somehow have something to say, and their 'not even there' tale is being pushed by MSM. It is the XinJiang / HK scam repeated over, and over, and over again. Who are these people and who do they work for ? [Well hidden of course] Not knowing these facts, why trust them ???
Enough of the BBC - they have no credibility; we are not going to do this every day [when see excrement, step over it, it is not worth analysing]; the lies are easy to spot, if you look. Open your eyes ...
And always remember that propaganda is the first move in war - demonise your 'enemy' [everyone 'else']. While frustration can be understood, covert agendas [and foreign recruits?] are another thing.
For sure, though, the 'daily hate' will continue; and shame on them.
*** Once the venom is extracted, the disease is cured. ***
Bonus film - the US spent millions of dollars shooting down $12 hobby balloons ...
Infrastructure at its finest, China style ...
With Walk East ...
With 12 subway lines and 1 light rail line, the ChengDu metro ranks 4th largest in the world after BeiJing, ShangHai and GuangZhou.
YT comment by Helghast73 : Yeah I can see this tour will just highlight what I was saying in the last Chengdu video Max, “plan for the future and then plan some more” 😂
It’s hard to believe that all this will celebrate its 12th birthday in September. Just stop and think for a moment, 12 years ago none of it was there and fast forward to now and you’ve 373 stations network, mind blowing.
The idea of giving each line an actual visual identity is great, it’s not just a line colour on a network map but station platforms and train carriages too.
Line 8 with it’s green and white colour scheme is super bright.
Line 5 with it’s older heritage look and darker tones used but still bright.
Line 18 with it’s nods to Zaha Hadid I’d say haha superb also looks like a mini Beijing Daxing with the clinical white look.
Line 6 with it’s coral looking sub aquatic look.
Line 9 with it’s lilac scifi.
GuangZhou, GuangDong province.
China knows how to do infrastructure, and does it very well.
With Walk For You ...
Bonus film - night walk in ShenZhen : OCT OH Bay and Bay Glory ...
The mainstream media in the West is a key part of the 'defense' (offence) department - it's all about hegemony / imperialism. Disinformation is always the first act of war.
These 'journalists' are simply sycophants of an elite that wants total control; they think they are a part of the 'winners'. Totally disgusting.
With Daniel Dumbrill ...
With The New Atlas ...
With Living In China ...
With the Moderate Rebels ...
On Desmond Tutu, with Democracy Now ...
(Ignoring the lack of understanding China, and the climate change hysteria) ...
YT comment : China today is committed to being more green. Her programs on Solar, Wind and Hydro power is advanced. President Xi has compared clean waters and forests as the real gold.
YT comment : China has sought hegemony; never colonized; even when it could easily have done so. China id all about trade and building, not conquest.
The China threat - the threat of a good example.
In China, the people are family. In the West, the people are livestock.
With Rafa Goes Around! ...
Self driving cars / taxis ...
Bonus film - after dark, party time in China ...
Bonus film 2 - BeiJing's new DaXing mega airport - with Walk East ...
“Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat, but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires.” ― John Steinbeck
On the 'China threat' scam - with The Geopolitics In Conflict Show ...
A talk with historian Alfred McCoy - don't miss it (though he seems not seem to realize that China's South China Sea actions are defensive, countering Western aggression and encirclement) ...
With Professor Richard Wolff (exaggerates China's problems but otherwise worth a listen) ...
On the BBC's Uyghur propaganda BS ...
US semi-boycott of the BeiJing Winter Olympics ? Infantile ? Xi (and Putin) outclass Biden again and again ...
Just 90 seconds to THE END (doomsday clock) - can we stop the madness - not sure, but we must try - (musical interlude, with Roger Walters and band) ...
There is no 'them'. It is only a scam that the elite uses to convince you of your subservience.
YT comment : dominique ridoux :
True story: I once visited a couple of friends in their flat in downtown Shanghai city. When I arrived the whole street was under construction, the road, the side walks, everything... We had lunch, played mahjong, then dinner. When I went out after the evening dinner, the street was completely finished! New asphalt, sidewalks paved and new trees planted all the way. I even went back thinking my friend's building had 2 entrances... The big difference with us in Europe is when a decision is made the do some infrastructure work, they will put as many workers as needed to do it very quickly, they cannot afford to have streets blocked for weeks in a city of 23 million people like Shanghai. In China everything is about efficiency because they have no other choice. Can you afford to queue for tickets and so on in a city of 23 millions? No! Ok, let's all use Wechat and Alipay to increase efficiency... Done in a few years! Almost nobody is using cash anymore in China!
They apply the same mindset to everyday activity, may it be transportation, food industry or even paying your taxes! The result is (as far as I am concerned) a full body check (including check in, CT scan, blood work etc) in less than 2 hours including a complementary breakfast for less than 400 Euros. Or Visa application done in 20 minutes. All car parkings are using plate recognition technology decreasing time wasting again and again.
High speed train are efficient, can move large amounts of people at a fantastic pace. Also as mentioned by many people, they build "hubs", you get out of the train and you have 2 or even 3 subway lines to bring you to your final destination, more and more you even have the airport hub at a walking distance! We have a similar hub in Paris (CDG with RER and TGV within the airport walking distance) but the size of it in Shanghai makes it spectacular!
YT comment : rhn94
China spent 1 Trillion USD over 10-15 years building this network, that is 1/4th the cost of the Iraq War the US paid.
YT comment : Pal Sih
China is building their country.
USA is destroying other countries.
YT comment : thata xx
The best part of China's high speed train is you can order food from any of the restaurants in the station on your phone and designate at what time during which stop to have it delivered to you. During the 2-3 minutes stop, your food is already there waiting to be distributed to you on the train. I miss it so much.
