The community center is located in Zhaode Street in the southeast of Qingzhou City's urban area. The community is mainly composed of Hui and Han people, and there are also people with Christian and Buddhist beliefs. There are two mosques, two churches and two temples distributed around the block. The Zhaode District is mainly composed of buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, crisscrossing north and south to form a rectangular area. The community center is designed with three separate buildings for people of three different beliefs: Buddhism, Christianity and Islam, and is connected by a circular ring. The courtyard of the center enables people of different beliefs to communicate with each other. The bottom of the building is divided into different large and small Spaces, while the functional Spaces of the building are placed on the upper part, thus making the lower part of the building completely hollowed out and opening up the bottom of the building, providing an open and interesting community activity space for the community residents.