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What time does the Bund Light Show start every night?

The Bund Light Show starts at 7 o'clock every night and lasts until about 10 in the evening.

Shanghai Bund is the most famous scenic spot in China, and it is also a landmark building complex in Shanghai. The light show on the Bund is a major feature of Shanghai, attracting a large number of tourists to watch it. The light show on the Bund usually starts at 7: 00 pm and lasts until about 10 in the evening. During this period, the buildings on the Bund will be illuminated by lights, creating a romantic and warm atmosphere.

Visitors can stroll along the Huangpu River, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Bund and feel the unique charm of Shanghai. However, the time of the light show on the Bund is not fixed, depending on the season and weather. In summer, due to the hot weather, the light show may be extended to attract more tourists. In winter, due to the cold weather, the light show may be shortened or cancelled.

The origin of the bund name

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, most of the riverbanks in the east gate of Shanghai County were natural beaches except Huangpu River. At low tide, the river stagnated in the center of the river bed, revealing a large beach. At high tide, the river didn't cross the beach. Huangpu River is the main river in Shanghai. Because the river is very wide and the current is very fast, ships sailing against the current have to pull the fibers.

For hundreds of years, the footsteps of trackers have trodden a tortuous path on the beach of Huangpu River, which is called the "fiber path", and this fiber path is the earliest road on the Bund. On the west side of Fiber Road is farmland, and huts are scattered between buildings and ditches.

In the customary words of place names in Shanghai, the upper reaches of the river are generally called "Li" and the lower reaches of the river are called "Wai". Before entering the old county town of Shanghai, there was a small tributary called Shanghai Pu (now disappeared), and Shanghainese took the outlet of this small river as the boundary. The Huangpu Beach in its upper reaches is referred to as "Li Huangpu Beach", and the Huangpu Beach in its lower reaches is referred to as "Waihuangpu Beach".

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Bund