Guangzhou is literally breaking new ground—just not the kind you might expect. 🚧 The bustling southern Chinese metropolis is transforming its subterranean spaces into economic goldmines, launching what’s set to become Asia’s largest underground development project.
Already home to China’s biggest underground shopping hub (think endless noodle stalls, tech pop-ups, and K-pop merch 🛍️), the city is now digging even deeper. The new mega-project promises to blend retail, transport, and smart-tech infrastructure—a move officials say will create jobs, boost tourism, and future-proof urban living.
\"This isn’t just about malls—it’s reimagining how cities grow sustainably,\" shared a local urban planner in recent coverage by CGTN. With over 20 million residents, Guangzhou’s strategy could inspire other megacities battling space constraints. 💡
From underground bike parks to AI-powered logistics networks, the initiative mirrors global trends in smart-city design. Will this become the blueprint for 21st-century urban economies? Stay tuned! 🔋
