What kind of existence is Qiandeng Lake in the eyes of Foshan locals?

Qiandeng Lake is located in the downtown area of Guicheng, Nanhai District, Foshan City. It is the most modern area in Foshan and the financial high-tech zone in Foshan. Guangfo subway, the first subway line in Foshan, entered Foshan from Fangcun, Guangzhou, and the first key station was Qiandeng Lake. It can be said that this is a modern area with beautiful scenery successfully developed by Foshan government in recent ten years.

I started to pay attention to this aspect in 2009. At that time, the house price had just started, and the high-rise residence in Qiandeng Lake was about 15 thousand. Now it's up to 30 thousand. The area is mainly Qiandeng Lake Park with an investment of more than 4 billion yuan. Surrounded by high-rise buildings, there are many banks and financial institutions, such as Poly, China Merchants, HSBC and Guangfa. There are important institutions in Qiandeng Lake, and the domestic data background of HSBC is located here.

The supporting facilities in this area are gradually improving. There are many hotels and restaurants suitable for business and entertainment on both sides of Qiandeng Lake. Qiandenghu Primary School is also the focus of Foshan City, but the resources of middle schools and hospitals are relatively lacking, which is not as good as that in the south of Guicheng.

Generally speaking, Qiandeng Lake is close to Guangzhou, attracting many Guangzhou investors to buy houses and live. However, in recent years, Foshan has restricted purchases, and the increase in this area is limited, and the future prospects are still very promising.

Now Qiandeng Lake is really good, with a beautiful environment, and the house price has doubled, but the original Qiandeng Lake is not favored by local people. I am a foreigner and work in Chancheng. I used to think the scenery around Tuogang was good, so I often went there to play. One weekend in 2008, I met a neighbor when I went out. She is an old lady in the local area and is very enthusiastic about her neighbors. She smiled and asked where we were going to take the children to play. I replied to Tuogang Park. Her face changed, and she advised me not to go, never to take the children. It's not good there. It's a mass grave. It's not good for children. I tell this story only to illustrate the position of Tuogang Park and its surrounding Qiandeng Lake in the hearts of old Foshan people. A change in a place takes time to gather popularity, and opportunities flow here. Wise men have different opinions, and different people have different opinions. Let's get what we need.