The traditional street-shop-lodging logic has been reinterpreted into a triple experience system of "water street-mountain street-valley courtyard". The plan introduces the cascading waterfall landscape to conform to the topography, dissolves the elevation difference into a spatial level, and connects the composite functions such as waterfront blocks, mountain businesses, and health care homestays. The slow traffic system connects the north and south of the town to realize the public space network that can be reached in the whole area. The architectural and landscape strategy continues the regional texture of the Qinling Mountains, integrating the elements of stilted buildings with contemporary expression, creating a river valley settlement where locality and modernity coexist. The night-time economy creates a continuously active cultural and tourism atmosphere through lighting systems and festival planning, and increases tourists' stay time and willingness to revisit.

The nighttime activities connect public nodes and landmark buildings, forming a "light and shadow map" integrating light festivals, music shows and night tour routes, making Guangxiang Street a 24-hour immersive destination with temperature and rhythm.

With the strategy of "small incision intervention and large system activation", this project will carry out an overall update from three aspects: industrial introduction, spatial connectivity, and cultural narrative, open up the internal circulation of Guangxiang Street at the level of ecology, transportation and lifestyle, and build a future-oriented and rooted sample of cultural tourism revival in mountain towns.