Step into a world where ancient poetry meets neon glow! 🌆✨ Nanchang City, a bustling hub in Jiangxi Province, is stealing the spotlight as a Belt and Road Initiative hotspot and a rising star in tech and finance. But tonight, it’s all about history: the Pavilion of Prince Teng, one of China’s ‘Four Great Towers,’ is dazzling visitors with its after-dark magic.
Built over 1,300 years ago, this architectural icon inspired Tang Dynasty poet Wang Bo’s legendary ‘Prologue to the Poem on Pavilion of Prince Teng,’ which waxed lyrical about its grandeur. Now, CGTN’s live streams reveal how its golden eaves and crimson pillars come alive under moonlight – a vibe even Wang might’ve called ‘lit’ 🔥.
💡Why it’s lit: – A modern-day tech/finance pioneer with ancient roots – National pilot projects boosting innovation – Nighttime light shows that blend history with Insta-worthy aesthetics
For globetrotters and culture buffs: add this to your China bucket list. Pro tip: visit during autumn – legend says that’s when the pavilion’s beauty peaks, just like in Wang’s poem! 🍂
