Hefeinan Railway Station, located in Baohe district, Hefei city, Anhui province, is a national integrated transport hub and one of the largest transportation hubs in Asia.

Hefeinan Railway Station, covering a total area of about 700,000 square meters, composes of several functional blocks, including the Hefei High Speed Rail South Station building, North and South squares, offline stations, and  long-distance bus station 

The North and South station buildings feature the Huizhou architecture style. Their overall appearance is simple and grand, elegant and fresh. Traditional "white walls and gray tiles" are used. White and gray are the main colors of Huizhou architecture. The spacing of white and gray colors for station building ceilings is heavily used in the Hefei South Station. The gray grid ceilings stagger with white frames, with a clear gray and white distinction. Compton Alpha ceiling system with elegant shape and layers upon layers fully embodies the rhythmic beauty of Huizhou architecture and is vastly used in the North and South squares.

Meanwhile, Hefeinan Railway Station also introduces the "four waters absorbed into the hall" design philosophy. The patio structure with this design philosophy is another major feature of the Huizhou architecture style and is widely used in ordinary houses and ancestral temples. As surroundings are enclosed, when it rains, water flows from all sides into the atrium, just like the Chinese saying goes, "Never let fertile water flow into fields of someone else." Overall, Hefei South Station is an orderly space teemed with rich Huizhou taste and modernness.