Fuyang International Trade City is located in Fuyang, Anhui Province. As the largest commercial complex in East China, it integrates shopping, dining, and culture into a unified experience, creating a vibrant commercial landmark that blends modern consumption with urban cultural charm. The mall features a national specialty food street, an intangible cultural heritage (ICH) creative market, and flagship stores of premium brands, offering seamless, immersive “shop-eat-play” experiences.
Its core highlight lies in its unique cultural fusion: the first-floor food zone gathers time-honored local delicacies like Fuyang baked flatbread and Taihe meat pie, alongside trendy snack stalls, filling the air with irresistible aromas. On the second floor, the cultural and creative zone showcases ICH crafts such as paper-cutting and clay sculpture, as well as locally designed文创 products co-created by regional artists, reflecting Fuyang’s profound cultural heritage. At the atrium, the “Impression of Ying River” sculpture ensemble—rendered in an abstract style—captures the graceful spirit of Fuyang’s mother river, making it a popular photo spot.
Historically known as “Yingzhou,” Fuyang was once governed by Fan Zhongyan, a renowned statesman of the Northern Song Dynasty, who left behind the enduring ethos of “grieving before anyone else grieves for the world’s troubles.” To honor this legacy, the mall features a dedicated “Yingzhou Cultural Corridor,” where multimedia interactive installations narrate Fuyang’s rich history, transforming a shopping trip into a journey of cultural rediscovery spanning millennia. Both locals and visitors alike can immerse themselves in the city’s lively atmosphere and deep-rooted humanistic spirit.
