What are the tourist attractions in Nanjing - where are the best places to take pictures?

Nanjing has always been a city worth visiting. The scenery here is particularly charming. If you go to Nanjing, which attractions must you visit? What other attractions can you take photos and check in? Yes, let’s learn about it with the editor. Dabaoen Temple Ruins Park

Dabaoen Temple is a group of extremely large-scale, palace-like high-standard buildings built by Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, to commemorate the Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang and Queen Ma.

Its predecessors were the Jianchu Temple and the Ashoka Pagoda built during the Chiwu Period of the Eastern Wu Dynasty (238-250). It is the second temple in China after the White Horse Temple in Luoyang.

The most famous one is the Glazed Pagoda of Dabaoen Temple. The construction was extremely sophisticated and took 17 years to complete. It has nine floors and eight sides and is 78.2 meters high. It can even be seen from the Yangtze River dozens of miles away.

Not only is it one of the forty-eight scenic spots in Jinling, it was also called one of the seven wonders of the medieval world by Western missionaries who entered China in the 17th century.

The current Dabaoen Temple is a museum established on the site after the archaeological excavation in 2008. It uses modern sound, light and electronic means to interpret Buddhist culture and the past and present life of the Dabaoen Temple.

The tower made of all-glass appearance looks crystal clear in the morning. When the lights are turned on at night, it emits colorful lights just like the glazed towers of old.

Since the broadcast of CCTV’s museum series, the Great Baoen Temple has become popular. The long-lasting incense and tinkling wind chimes of the glazed pagoda have spread to the West, and also attracted foreigners. Learn about Eastern culture.

For a young person living in modern times, such a display method can indeed make people remember it deeply. It is really the best way to understand the history and experience Nanjing in this way. Poly Grand Theater

The Poly Grand Theater in Nanjing is the work of the well-known designer Zaha Hadid. The graceful curves and square and orderly windows interpret modern art. It is a new landmark in Nanjing and a major tourist attraction. The venue for the show.

The appearance of the Poly Theater has a sense of technology. The bright white color gives the entire building a cold air. The lines outside the theater and the interesting structure reflect the changing shadows. The photos taken are full of The artistic atmosphere.

It is completely different from the outside of the theater. The theater is decorated in golden yellow. The classical yellow tone makes the venue look particularly magnificent.

The densely packed small lights illuminate every corner of the stage, and the dark yellow color makes the theater full of romantic style.

If you time it well and come out from the theater, you can catch a dusk and enjoy a different kind of scenery. Pioneer Bookstore

Pioneer Bookstore was converted from an air raid shelter, and its store door is hidden at the end of the ramp.

It is almost difficult to imagine that behind this small and inconspicuous door, there is more than 3,000 square meters of space, which contains new and independent second-hand books areas, reading areas, souvenir areas and cafes. .

Many rare and unique copies can be found here.

Today, Pioneer Bookstore has many branches in Nanjing. It is a cultural symbol and a "spiritual refuge" in the eyes of many Nanjing people.

Two crosses were placed in the store.

One was hung on the wall, lit by the lamp next to it, and choir songs were played softly from the speakers around it.

Another cross is engraved with the poem "Stranger on the Earth" by the Austrian poet Trakl, which means "The human spirit is always looking for a place, and a good bookstore should be the spiritual home of readers." ".

It is precisely because Pioneer Bookstore regards reading as a sacred thing that these two crosses are frequently photographed and attract more people to come here. Sifang Contemporary Art Museum

Sifang Contemporary Art Museum is located in Pukou District of Nanjing. Because it is located on the outskirts of the city, it is extremely quiet and the spacious and uninhabited space is very suitable for taking pictures.

Because of the unique architectural shape, the scenes inside and outside the Sifang Art Museum are different. If you want to take photos of different styles, this is a good choice.

In Sifang Contemporary Art Museum, the transformation of "light" and "shadow" can be seen almost everywhere.

In front of the open-air glass window on the first floor, the sunlight is neatly cut by the panes, and the white chandelier fills the reinforced concrete space with a bright color. The whole photo has a particularly strong sense of harmony.

One of the symbols of Sifang Contemporary Art Museum is the large staircase spanning two floors.

Stand on the stairs and look far away, or stand under the stairs and become part of the scenery. Later, adjust the color of the photo to black and white, and the artistic style will suddenly come out.

As a modern building, the exterior wall of the art museum can also be used as a photo background. The colors of reinforced concrete and slate add a bit of handsomeness to the photos.

The structure of Sifang Contemporary Art Museum is very clever. You can try to explore every corner of the venue and look for different perspectives to take photos. Travelers can put more thought into the composition and take unique photos. Hohai University Library

The filming location of "To Youth"

Hohai University is a very historical campus in Nanjing. Although most of the buildings are old, in the camera it can be said that it is Full of literary and artistic atmosphere.

The spiral staircase in the library is a highlight. "To Youth" was filmed here, attracting a large number of tourists to take photos and check in here to commemorate their lost youth.

Because of the unique shape of the spiral staircase, the zigzag geometric shape is very suitable for taking pictures. Whether it is taken from above or from above, it can create a criss-crossing effect.

Because the spiral staircase is an easy-to-photograph structure, it is also particularly suitable for taking portraits.

When taking portraits from an ordinary parallel perspective, the gracefully curved stairs can separate the photo into two pieces. You can walk down the stairs at will and the captured picture will not be bad.

If you want to take a panoramic view of the spiral staircase, you can try to find another angle.

Taking photos from the corridor window can be an option. The retro style of the entire building contrasts with the spiral staircase, and the campus feel of the 1980s is highlighted.