Liuxing Street

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