TV tower

TV towers are buildings used for broadcasting and transmitting television signals. They have become some of the tallest modern structures and often serve as iconic landmarks of cities. TV towers are generally located within city limits and come in a wide variety of shapes and designs. With the development of the times, TV towers are no longer just for broadcasting television; they also serve as tourist attractions. Some TV towers even have revolving restaurants, combining tourism and broadcasting, thus becoming multipurpose towers.

There are many representative TV towers throughout China, such as:

Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower: At 468 meters tall, it is one of Shanghai's iconic buildings, combining urban sightseeing, fashionable dining, and shopping and entertainment.
Guangzhou Tower: With a total height of 600 meters, it is the tallest tower in China and the second tallest in the world, combining urban sightseeing, high-altitude entertainment, and fashionable dining into a multi-functional tourist tower.