Pengwan Cross-sea Bridge Transforms into Rainbow Light Show for Completion Concert

Article by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network, compiled and reported by Li Xinyi

The Pengwan Cross-sea Bridge has turned into a rainbow bridge of light. In addition to its regular opening show on holidays, the nation’s first movable lifting bridge has gained a new highlight as the Dapeng Bay Scenic Area Administration unveils a “light sculpture” project. By projecting and varying multicolored LED lights, the Pengwan Cross-sea Bridge under the night sky is transformed into a dazzling rainbow bridge. Starting at 4:00 PM on October 13th, a “Lighting Up Dapeng Bay — Pengwan Cross-sea Bridge Light Sculpture Lighting Ceremony Concert” will be held at the mangrove ecological park beneath the northern end of the bridge, featuring performances by the Dah Han Orchestra, indigenous dance troupes, dynamic taiko drumming, the Zu Yun Cultural Music and Dance Troupe, as well as a fireworks show. A bridge opening show will take place at 5:00 PM, followed by a light show at 6:30 PM.

The landscape lighting of the Pengwan Cross-sea Bridge took six months to install, featuring at least 2,600 various types of LED lights. These lights project different effects onto the main bridge towers, sides, underbelly, and piers, creating a rainbow-like spectacle stretching across Dapeng Bay. To support energy-saving and carbon-reduction goals, the daily electricity cost for the light sculpture display is only about 1,000 yuan.
 

The entire light show features 30 different variation combinations. The Dapeng Bay Administration plans to introduce one color per day, cycling through red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet over seven days. Lights will be illuminated from 6:00 PM to 9:05 PM, with a 5-minute show at each full hour. Special adjustments will be made during holidays or special events, and sound effects will be incorporated in the future to enrich the audiovisual experience of the light show.

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