The Changning session of the Shining Shanghai Light Festival brought a dual feast of visual and cultural experiences to the audience. Among them, the night scenes of the three commercial circles each have their own characteristics, and through the combination of light art and multimedia technology, each of them creates a charming and unique night tour experience.

The Zhongshan Park commercial circle has planned a feast of light and trends with the theme of “Trendy Light Season,” which makes commercial complexes not only hot shopping spots, but also a heaven of cultural experience. 

There are not only dazzling light shows here, but also various interactive installations and performances, allowing audience to experience the charm of trendy culture.

At Hongqiao Gubei commercial circle, commercial complexes converge into a bustling shopping paradise. The theme here is “Nightlife Market,” integrating light art, themed signage, and hustle and bustle to create a vibrant night market atmosphere. 

People can explore the infinite possibilities of night markets and enjoy different nights here. Various food stalls, handicrafts, and street performances make them linger and forget to leave.

At the commercial circle of Lingkong, Changning Art Park is adding a touch of brightness to the night sky in the western Shanghai with its dazzling appearance. 

Amidst the interplay of light and shadow, flowers bloom, and art and nature harmoniously coexist here. Livat Shanghai is now open to the public, and during the National Day holiday, it has also created a strong festive atmosphere through lighting. 

Whether strolling between art installations or admiring light shows on outdoor squares, one can feel a unique warmth and beauty.

Light acts as a traveler, weaving through city nooks, capturing the dynamic interplay of light and shadow, and evoking emotions across cultures. 

Shining Shanghai Light Festival Committee is dedicated to transforming urban spaces into canvases of light and expression, fostering a global community where creativity meets cultural heritage.

Edited by Shanghai Daily