Shuidong Street National Nighttime Culture and Tourism Consumption Cluster (National Tourism and Leisure Block)

广东省惠州市惠城区水东街

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Shuidong Street is located in the east of Huizhou Bridge, running east-west, connected to Huixin West Street in the east, intersecting with Shuidong South Road, and connected to Dongxin Bridge in the west. It is 730 meters long and 14-18 meters wide. It was first built during the Yuanfeng period of the Northern Song Dynasty (1078-1085). According to the "Huizhou City Construction Annals", "Shuidong Street, which was rebuilt in 1928, is relatively intact, with uniform arcades built, making the entire street into two long corridors on both sides. People live on the arcades, and the lower part is a sidewalk, so pedestrians don't have to worry about rain on rainy days." At that time, Huizhou's industry and commerce were concentrated in Shuidong Street, so Shuidong Street was called a "prosperous place".

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