The Changji Hui Ethnic Snack Street has a total investment of 45 million yuan and covers an area of 25.3 acres. It was recently recognized by the China Cuisine Association as a “Famous Chinese Hui Ethnic Snack Street.” The street features six classic Chinese-style buildings, a “Hua’er” opera stage, and a 34-meter-high observation tower, all of which showcase strong regional characteristics and Islamic architectural style. Out of the 250 merchants that applied to set up shop, only one-third were selected to operate here—most of them have previously been awarded titles such as “China’s Famous Snacks,” “China’s Famous Dishes,” or “China’s Famous Catering Establishments,” and enjoy widespread renown.
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