The most beautiful vegetable market in Hangzhou feels like stepping into an animated film!

Hangzhou has many famous vegetable markets, each bustling with daily activities and popular on various media platforms. For example, the internet-famous old brands clustered in Dama Lane, the Republic of China-style five-star Gudang Market, the Wen'er Road Market with an exhibition vibe, and the art-filled Zhuantang Farmers' Market. After renovation, Zhuantang Market looks just like a stylish art gallery, with artistic design integrated into every corner of daily life, plus music flash mobs and art markets. Who says vegetable markets have to be down-to-earth? The market’s shared kitchen lets you enjoy hot pot on the spot; holding a bouquet in one hand and coffee in the other is a thing of the past. Zhuantang Market has transformed from a closed "BOX" into an open "life hub"! Zhuantang Market has less of the unpleasant smoky atmosphere and more of a refined overall design, featuring a smart market system and a sunken food plaza. Adjacent to the Academy of Fine Arts, its artistic vibe is spot on, truly an underrated cultural landmark! The Zhuantang character IP image sports different vegetables on its head, based on the letter "A," resembling a certain American comic! A five-minute walk takes you to the BAC Art Community and the Academy of Fine Arts Xiangshan Campus, both frequented by celebrities like Sa Beining and Nigmat. The most criticized metro stations in Hangzhou include Shentangqiao Station, which spans multiple blocks; the transfer-heavy West Lake Cultural Plaza Station, Zhijiang Center Station, and Hangzhou East Station; and the nearly heavenly Hangzhou West Station. Today, what surprised me was the Citizen Center Station, which offers free book borrowing at the Hangzhou Study Room, a book exchange event where you can trade old books for vegetable packages, and a red song reading wall…