Liuxing Street

Liuxing Street was built in the mid-1930s (1934–1936) based on the concept of the “Six Great Policies” (anti-imperialism, anti-Sovietism, ethnic equality, peace, construction, and integrity) promoted by the then Xinjiang Provincial Government. It was planned and designed by German engineer Vassily. The street has a circular layout with six main roads radiating...

Liuxing Street

Liuxing Street

Liuxing Street was built in the mid-1930s (1934–1936) based on the concept of the “Six Great Policies” (anti-imperialism, anti-Sovietism, ethnic equality, peace, construction, and integrity) promoted by the then Xinjiang Provincial Government. It was planned and designed by German engineer Vassily. The street has a circular layout with six main roads radiating from the center outward, dividing the area into six fan-shaped districts. The center features public buildings such as schools, shops, and a mosque, while the outer areas consist of residential zones, forming a uniquely distinctive living pattern.