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Creative market ignites holiday economy in Fengxian New City

chinadaily.com.cn |  Updated:2026-05-08

During the 2026 May Day holiday, the "SOFT・Xi'an" creative container market made its grand debut at the Youth Art Park, part of the Shanghai Fish park clusters in Fengxian New City, Shanghai. The opening event, themed "Floral Young Garden Party," offered Shanghai residents a lakeside leisure feast that combined trends, food, culture, music, family activities, pets, and science and technology.

This event not only attracted significant holiday crowds but also effectively addressed the longstanding issue of "sightseeing and leaving" at Shanghai Fish. By integrating the park with commerce and cultural tourism, it marked a significant step forward in upgrading the park cluster's cultural tourism consumption.

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The "SOFT・Xi'an" creative container market. [Photo/WeChat ID: fengxian310226]

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The "SOFT・Xi'an" creative container market made its grand debut at the Youth Art Park. [Photo/WeChat ID: fengxian310226]

The market officially opened on May 1 with dynamic performances by the SYRUP band and delightful interactions with the popular Dutch children's IP "Fien & Teun," marking the opening of this new lakeside commercial space.

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Popular Dutch children's IP "Fien & Teun" attracts children at the market. [Photo/WeChat ID: fengxian310226]

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Lawn concert. [Photo/WeChat ID: fengxian310226]

Over five days, diverse activities and offerings continued to fuel holiday excitement, boosting the holiday economy. From the floral aesthetics zone to the creative container market, and from the lawn leisure area to interactive zones, the event maintained a lively atmosphere. With brands like KFC, Dicos, TAB Coffee, and Giant cycling gear, the market satisfied visitors' diverse shopping, dining, and entertainment needs.

From its opening to a successful conclusion, the SOFT・Xi'an market transformed traditional park tourism by integrating ecological landscapes, commercial vitality, and cultural tourism experiences, effectively extending visitors' stays and increasing per capita spending.

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