Brief (coffeeyo.com): At the Longli River Bridge in Longli County, Qiannan, Guizhou, a new temporary parking zone 300 meters from the bridge has gathered mobile coffee carts — turning the roadside “passing-through economy” into a real draw while keeping order and safety in check.
On September 20, a reporter at the Longli River Bridge in Longli County, Qiannan Prefecture, saw that 300 meters from the bridge a new temporary parking zone for mobile coffee carts had been added, with many visitors holding coffee and taking photos while admiring the bridge’s magnificent scenery.
The Longli River Bridge is a world-class high-mountain-gorge landscape cable-stayed bridge, its deck a full 280 meters above the valley floor. With canyon clouds and sea of clouds, the view is spectacular, drawing many nearby residents and tourists year-round. On holidays it is packed.
Roadside mobile coffee carts
More people brought more mobile coffee carts, which became a special sightline by the bridge. But problems followed — cars parked chaotically, paths were hard to walk, and management was a headache.
What to do? Local authorities came up with a solution: demarcate a temporary parking zone so the carts operate together in a standardized way. This way the carts have fixed spots and no longer need to “guerrilla” everywhere; visitors driving over, after seeing the bridge and strolling the viewing platform, walk a few steps to get coffee, enjoy the canyon in the mountain breeze, and take photos and rest at once.
Temporary parking zone for mobile coffee carts
One mobile coffee-cart owner told the reporter: “Before, I looked everywhere for a spot to set up; now there’s a dedicated place — not only can I do business with peace of mind, but it’s also convenient for visitors to find us.” Many visitors also felt that coming for a coffee after the bridge makes the experience directly maxed out.
In the temporary parking zone, visitors can sit and enjoy the scenery while drinking coffee.
This temporary parking zone both controls order and reduces safety hazards, and revives this characteristic small business, truly heating up the “passing-through economy” by the bridge.
Tianyan News reporter Tian Rusen. Editor: Chen Meiyi. Second review: Yang Tao. Third review: Zhou Wenjun.
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