In Qingpu New City, west of downtown Shanghai, shimmering Xiayang Lake ，a central landmark known for its scenic trails，anchors a vibrant urban network of roads, parks and cultural venues. The “three vertical, three horizontal” road grid connects business districts, residential areas and public amenities within a 15-minute living circle.

Key arteries include Gongyuan Road, linking lakefront greenery with bustling streets, and Huaqing Road, home to the city’s museum and planning exhibition hall. Expanded Pucang Road has revived an old commercial street, while Beidianpuhe Road, dubbed Qingpu’s “mini Bund,” offers riverside promenades.

Around the lake, modern landmarks such as the butterfly-shaped museum and a glass-walled library reflect both Jiangnan charm and international style. With cultural hubs, convenient transit and riverside leisure, Qingpu New City is emerging as the “Gateway of Shanghai,” offering residents a blend of natural beauty, urban convenience and cosmopolitan flair