Architectural Feature: Rooster Crowing at Dawn

The design theme of Ji Ming Pavilion is extremely unique. It takes the "rooster" as the core symbol and integrates traditional wooden construction techniques with modern reinforced concrete technology. 

Appearance: The main building is 40 meters high. The pavilions and terraces ascend along the mountain slope. Through an elevated structure, they are integrated with the climbing path, creating a visual effect of "an aerial pavilion". 

Details: The building incorporates dragon-heads, brass components, and phoenix-pattern wood carvings. This not only embodies the entrepreneurial spirit of "changing chicken feathers for sugar" in Yiwu, but also echoes the historical legend of "the golden rooster crowing". 

Highlights of the Tour 

Ideal Viewing Platform: This is an excellent spot to overlook the entire city of Yiwu. During the day, you can witness the bustling city life with its vehicles and people, while at night, you can enjoy the glow of thousands of lights. 

Night scene lighting: Every night (usually after 19:00), the attic is illuminated by landscape lights, which are magnificent and extremely impressive. It is a must-choose shooting location for photography enthusiasts. 

Hanfu Experience: There are often Hanfu enthusiasts taking photos in the room. On the first floor, there is usually a Hanfu rental service. The combination of ancient-style buildings and Hanfu makes for very photogenic scenes. 

Cultural and Creative Activities: We operate a regular cultural store here and hold various cultural events (such as traditional Chinese festival parades, light and shadow shows, etc.). 

Practical Information 

Ticket: Free (some special exhibitions or internal experience programs may charge a fee). 

Opening hours: Usually from 05:00 to 22:00 (exact times may vary depending on the site). 

Address: Opposite Jinkongshan Park (on the south side), 250 Dongjiang Middle Road, Jiangdong Street, Yiwu City, Jinhua City. 

If you visit Yiwu, I highly recommend going there in the late afternoon. You can not only enjoy the sunset but also appreciate the night view!