Public **** space, in a narrow sense, refers to those for the daily life of urban residents and social life of public **** use of outdoor and indoor space. The outdoor part includes streets, squares, residential outdoor space, parks, sports venues and so on. The indoor part includes government agencies, schools, libraries, commercial premises, office space, restaurants and entertainment venues, hotels and lodgings, etc. and not only just divided into display areas, exhibition access, rest areas, dining areas, so it is not correct.

Public **** space is not just a geographical concept, but more importantly, the people who enter the space, as well as show the space on top of a wide range of participation, communication and interaction.