In 2024, Chaoyang District in Beijing

will conduct a pilot exploration of urban renewal for all categories.

It vigorously promotes the renewal of key areas such as Chaowai, China World Trade Center, Sanlitun,

Tuanjiehu, and Qingnian Road.

It focuses on the renovation of 751D·PARK and other old factories

to promote the transformation and upgrading of traditional business districts such as CBD, Sanlitun, and Chaoqing.

Renewal of these Neighborhoods

As part of the overall renewal efforts in the region, Chaoyang District will promote urban renewal and governance in areas such as Chaowai, China World Trade Center, Sanlitun, Tuanjiehu, and Qingnian Road to further enhance the environment, improve the functional layout, and stimulate economic vitality in the region.

Transformation and Upgrading of these Old Communities and Traditional Business Districts

It will promote the business opening of the new Beijing Workers' Stadium as well as the transformation and upgrading of traditional business districts such as Wangjing Walk 2.0, Chaoyang Joy City, Wangjing Cadenza Shopping Center, THE BOX B (TSUTAYA BOOKS), Wangjing Building, and No. 81 Sanlitun North Street to facilitate the development of an international consumption center city.

Improvement of these Living Conditions

It will take action to upgrade three major facilities and urban supporting infrastructures. Besides, it will facilitate the renovation of 86 kilometers of heating pipelines in 43 communities and embark on pipeline transformation in 6 old communities including Building 1, Bajiefang, Jiuxianqiao.

Optimization of these Urban Public Spaces

In terms of public space optimization, Chaoyang District focuses on the improvement of the urban environment. It attaches great importance to characteristic streets and alleys, waterfront areas, slow traffic systems, park greenbelts, activity squares, etc. It has realized the fine environmental governance of 10 high-quality backstreets and built 19 kilometers of greenways.

Reporter: Dong Wenhui

Photographers: Wen Ke and Zhou Xin

(Source: WeChat Official Account of Chaoyang District, Beijing)