Open the blind box coffee by yourself, make latte art coffee with a variety of patterns on the spot, and enjoy the cultural and creative books with different themes such as "Dunhuang, Panda, and Intangible Cultural Heritage...... Today (May 1st), the "Meet with Ning" Happy Market was officially launched in Shangsheng Xinsuo (Xiangzhang Square), allowing citizens and tourists to enjoy the beauty of culture and art in the fragrance of coffee.
At 10 o'clock in the morning, as soon as the reporter walked into the new institute, he was attracted by bursts of lively laughter. Walking in with the laughter, you came to the "Meet 'Ning'" Happy Market.
The main colour of the market is a bright and vibrant warm yellow. Dotted with pink and blue, the surrounding greenery is like a joyful fairy tale world.
The market is divided into seven theme sections: Shouyi, Book Market, Reading, Pleasure, Extraordinary, Food, and Fun. On each booth, the characteristic books of well-known domestic publishing houses, interesting cultural and creative products with themes such as "Dunhuang, Panda, and Intangible Cultural Heritage", and the old Shanghai alabaster full of national style are beautiful and interesting, attracting many citizens and tourists.
At present, it is the 2024 Changning District Coffee Culture Festival and the 19th Fahua Peony Festival, and the market has also launched coffee blind boxes and latte art coffee. "I didn't travel during this May Day holiday, I just walked around my home. It's really nice to buy a book you like in the market and drink a cup of beautiful peony latte art. Ms. Jin, a citizen, said.
The reporter learned that the "Meet with 'Ning'" happy market will last until May 5. During this period, the Xinhua Road Street Galaxy String Orchestra will bring wonderful cultural performances every afternoon, come and go to a spring date haunted by the aroma of coffee, books and beautiful music!
Part of the picture comes from Xinhua Road Street and the District Culture and Tourism Bureau
Written / Photography: Gan Lixin
Editor: Cheng Qian
Editor-in-charge: Wang Bo