Jiǔ Jiāng International Shopping Center is located on the banks of the Yangtze River, a modern urban complex integrating shopping, dining, and entertainment, with streamlined architecture and glass curtain walls complementing each other, becoming Jiǔ Jiāng’s most futuristic commercial landmark. The center gathers international first-line brands and local specialty merchants, the central courtyard’s giant water feature, “Jiang Chao Yong Dong” (Yangtze River Flowing), recreates the Yangtze River’s rushing flow with dynamic light and shadow, becoming a popular check-in spot. The third-floor starry theme park introduces holographic projection technology, allowing children to explore the Milky Way in a fantasy of light and shadow, while the rooftop observation deck offers a panoramic view of the Yangtze River Bridge and the Lushan mountain silhouette, being the best viewing point for the city’s night view. - This commercial complex carries Jiǔ Jiāng’s two thousand years of cultural heritage, its design inspiration comes from the ancient “Jiǔ Shuǐ Huán Chéng” (Nine Rivers Enclosing the City) geographical layout, the central courtyard sculptures, cast in bronze, symbolize the nine rivers of Jiǔ Jiāng’s “Jiǔ Shuǐ” (Nine Rivers) culture. The center regularly hosts the “Xūn Yáng Gǔ Yù” (Xūn Yang Ancient Charm) cultural market, non-heritage inheritors demonstrate the making techniques of Lushan mist tea on-site, bringing a historical temperature to the modern consumer space. It’s not just a shopping paradise, but also a three-dimensional presentation of Jiǔ Jiāng’s urban spirit, allowing tradition and modernity to dance together in a steel forest. - The underground of this commercial complex is buried with the ruins of a Song Dynasty ancient wharf, archaeological discoveries of porcelain fragments and Song Dynasty commercial documents, confirming Jiǔ Jiāng’s “Jiāng Chéng” (Yangtze River City) thousand-year trading legend. This architectural group is like a three-dimensional history book, continuing the poetic chapter of “Xūn Yáng Jiāo Tóu Yè (Xūn Yang at the Riverhead Sending Guests at Night)” in a modern way.
