Grand Canyon

Pavilion of Prince Teng is on the east bank of Ganjiang River, on Yanjiang Road, in the northwest of Nanchang, Jiangxi. Erected in the fourth year of Yonghui Reign (653) in the Tang Dynasty, the Pavilion was a singing and dancing hall for the Chinese royals in the ancient times and the only imperial building to the south of the Yangtze River. Li Yuanying, aka Prince Teng, brother of Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of Tang, built the Pavilion when he was commander in Hongzhou. In A Tribute to Pavilion of Prince Teng, Wang Bo, a poet in the early Tang Dynasty, wrote, "The rainbow clouds with lonely bird together fly; The autumn water blends with the endless blue sky.“ The beautiful poem made Pavilion of Prince Teng glorious in history and for future generations. Thus, among the three most famous towers, it was the first to gain fame and is dubbed the top of the three well-known towers to the south of the Yangtze River.

Fuzhou East Lake Digital Town located in Changle, southeast of Fuzhou, by the East China Sea, and beside the Fuzhou East Lake with a water area of 3,600 acres.The town is built based on the integration of industry, city, and people and design principles for innovation and efficiency. Focus on AI, big data, and other cutting-edge digital economy industries, with 3i5A as a core concept, it is built into a unique technological + cultural + ecological town integrating investment, entrepreneurship, research, residence, work and life, leisure, exhibition, and tourism.

The 2020 China Chongqing Night Tour Economic Development Summit was held sparkly, under the guidance of the China Lighting Society and sponsored by the China Lighting Network. Together with experts from the Culture and Tourism Association, municipal administrations of various cities, street lighting offices, lighting equipment manufacturers and representatives of engineering design units, more than 200 people + 4500 people online talked about the urban charm of Chongqing night excursions.

Xiamen Center Skyscrapers is located at 551 Haicang Blvd, Haicang District, Xiamen, Fujian, China, and it is a key project of both Fujian province and Xiamen city. It boasts a total floor area of about 610,000 ㎡, with a total of roughly RMB 7.5 billion invested. It comprises of six buildings, including four 5A-level office buildings and two international platinum 5-star + 4-star hotels. Office buildings, shopping malls, luxury hotels, and Xiamen water shows are all available here.

Central Plains Sunac City, aka Xinxiang Cultural Tourism Centre, is a theme amusement park constructed by the Sunac Group. With a gross floor area of 200,000 sqm, the project cost five billion yuan.

The new Tower is a steel structure. With a planned area of 9,913 square meters, it's a scenic spot as well as a broadcasting tower, near Shajiabang Road. To its northeast is Qinhu Lake. After the transformation, the TV tower's height was increased from 119 meters to 180 meters. It became the tallest building in the city.