As the year-end approaches, a highly anticipated commercial project in Xi'an City is about to open. Let's take a look together.

The Xi'an Culture CBD International Cultural and Commercial Center (China Resources Land Xi'an CCBD) is a key project at both the provincial and municipal levels, located in the Qujiang New Area. Covering a total land area of 138 mu, the project has an investment of 9 billion yuan and encompasses a total construction area of 565,000 square meters. The project includes the construction of four high-rise buildings, each approximately 150 meters tall, as well as podium buildings. The overall complex will feature large-unit apartments, super high-rise Grade A office buildings, a Park Hyatt hotel, and a luxury Parkson shopping mall.se Grade A office buildings, a Park Hyatt hotel, and the Xi'an MixC Shopping Mall.

The project has garnered significant attention from the local folks and business enthusiasts across the country since it was first announced. The upcoming Xi'an MixC, one of the commercial complexes, features department stores and dining, showcasing a diverse selection of leading global brands in apparel, watches, and cosmetics. Once it opens, the commercial complex is anticipated to draw an average of over 100,000 visitors each day. 

Xi'an MixC is scheduled to officially open on December 9th, coinciding with the unveiling of the landmark building known as the "Tree of Life". This structure features a tree-shaped design that symbolizes life and hope, reflecting the vibrant energy of Xi'an.

The "Tree of Life" is held up by a strong steel structure at its base, while its branches and leaves are made of lightweight metal mesh and glass, which provide excellent light transmission. Walking through the interior gives visitors a sense of breathing in harmony with nature, who can enjoy strolling and dining while experiencing the beauty of the natural world.

Several Black Pearl and Michelin-starred restaurants from Beijing, Shanghai, Fujian, and Chongqing will open new locations in the region. More than ten specialty restaurants showcasing Shaanxi, Cantonese, and Beijing cuisines, along with various global options, will launch their first outlets in Northwest China. Additionally, over ten well-known international and national chain coffee shops, bakeries, and casual dining brands will establish their first regional flagship stores in the area.