Stone Village Pedestrian Street in Shijiazhuang Sees Strong Consumer Turnout During Spring Festival
Shijiazhuang’s Bayli Temple Pedestrian Street experienced a surge in visitors on February 22, 2026, the sixth day of the Chinese Modern Year, demonstrating continued strong consumer spending during the holiday period. The bustling street, which was recently featured on China’s CCTV-2 finance channel, showcased both traditional cultural performances and modern trends, attracting large crowds.
The pedestrian street’s popularity reflects a broader trend of robust consumer activity across China during the Spring Festival. The increased spending underscores the importance of the holiday season for economic growth.
According to reports, the Bayli Temple Pedestrian Street reached peak foot traffic around 3 p.m. On February 22, with visitors enjoying a blend of intangible cultural heritage displays, Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) parades, and folk performances. The scene was described as lively and vibrant, with shoppers and tourists filling the area. The street’s success is part of a larger effort to revitalize commercial districts and promote cultural tourism.
The Spring Festival has seen a variety of consumer activities, including online new year shopping festivals and cultural events. 河北新闻网 reported that the holiday period has been marked by a focus on experiences like dining, lodging, travel, shopping, and entertainment.
The positive economic indicators reach as China continues to emphasize the importance of domestic consumption. The “Thousand Brands, Ten Thousand Broadcasts” campaign and online new year festivals have contributed to the overall increase in consumer spending.
Further demonstrating the strength of the Chinese economy, a media and ecological conference, the “冀云之夜 丛台同行”融媒生态大会, was held in Shijiazhuang on February 19, 2026. The event highlights the growing importance of media and technology in driving economic development.
