Changsha Pozi Street, with a long history of 1200 years, is a veritable Millennium old street and a representative of Huxiang culture. After the "Wenxi Fire", Pozi Street was destroyed and gradually became silent.

The newly-built Pozi Street officially opened on June, 2005 10, starting from Huangxing South Road in the east and Xiangjiang Avenue in the west, with a total length of 640 meters.

The construction scope of the hatchback is 180 mu, connecting Wuyi Business Circle, Jiefang West Road Bar Street and Huangxing South Road Pedestrian Street.

Become a landmark commercial and cultural street in Changsha that inherits Huxiang culture and leads the trend of the times.

Old Pozi Street section:

According to the records of Hua Shan County, Tongzhi County in Qing Dynasty, this street was named because of its steep terrain. Pozi Street was divided into three parts in the old society: Shangpozi Street, Xiapozi Street and Hengpozi Street. Shangpozi Street is relatively flat; Xiapozi Street, with a steep slope, is mostly pushed up and down the stairs by bicycle.

Hengpozi Street is a small street extending southward from the middle of Shangpozi Street, which is about 300 meters long and T-shaped with Pozi Street, hence the name Hengpozi Street. The three Pozi Streets have their own characteristics. Now, Laopozi Street has disappeared.