How to transform the traditional commercial pedestrian street in Hainan

With the rapid development of urban construction in China, the urban spatial layout has undergone structural adjustment under the new economic situation. Due to many historical reasons, the contradiction of the old city commercial street in modern life has become increasingly prominent, leading to its gradual decline in the tide of the new era. However, these old streets that have gone through many vicissitudes are often the urban spaces that have the most local cultural characteristics and profound local humanistic essence, and can most arouse the sense of identity and belonging of people who have lived here for a long time. How to continue the traditional cultural characteristics of these old streets and endow them with new era connotation is a problem faced by many historical and cultural cities. In recent years, pedestrian street, as an urban design concept, has sprung up as soon as it was introduced in China, which has injected new vitality into the protection and continuation of urban historical and cultural resources. Typical representatives are Wangfujing Commercial Street in Beijing and Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street in Wuhan, Hubei Province.