Move over, regular decorations – Beijing just dropped a 16-meter-long glowing horse sculpture that’s stealing the show this Lunar New Year! 🎆 As 2026 marks the Year of the Horse in the Chinese zodiac, this dazzling installation near the Central Business District has become the ultimate selfie hotspot.
Travel vlogger Ioana Chen documented her midnight adventure to find the neon-lit stallion, describing it as "like chasing a myth through the city’s heartbeat". The sculpture’s LED mane shifts colors in real time, syncing with traditional drum beats played through hidden speakers – talk about mixing ancient symbolism with tech magic! 📱💫
Locals say the horse represents perseverance and positive energy, themes resonating strongly with young professionals in the city. "It’s not just art – it’s our 2026 mood," laughed one college student interviewed at the site.
Pro tip for night owls: The best views come after 10 PM when nearby office towers dim their lights. Will you add this to your Beijing bucket list? 🌃
