Given the advantages of urban greenways (UGCs) to urban populations’ health and well-being, the growing usage of UGCs has gotten a lot of attention. However, most studies on UGCs have been undertaken in Western nations, but the understanding of greenway usage in underdeveloped countries is scarce. China’s current environmental change in urban enhancement has been emphasized by a rush of urban green projects. The greenway is a kind of green infrastructure that has lately been the focus of many municipal governments. The federal government’s new, ecologically friendly approach to urbanization is the subject of this article, which offers a preliminary assessment of the role played by greenways in that strategy. UGCs are green landscape routes designed for walkers and bicycles in cities, according to landscape design. A growing number of regions and cities in China are participating in the development of UGC, with some projects meeting their goals on an annual basis. UGCs are being built in China; however, a number of challenges exist, including a lack of legal basis, the public’s incorrect understanding of UGCs, and insufficient scientific investigation. According to research on UGC construction and analysis of the peculiarities of various urban developments, the article highlighted current challenges in China’s UGC construction and provided corresponding remedies in order to enhance China’s UGC construction. In this survey, we performed statistical analysis using the chi-square test as well as the ANOVA test.