Photographers can position themselves 5-8 meters in front of the large wall, using a wide-angle lens to fully capture the wall. When the model stands, they should maintain a certain distance from the wall to avoid blending into the background, highlighting the main subject of the photo. 1. Shooting Time: The golden hour in the evening (15:00-18:00) is ideal, as the setting sun’s glow contrasts with the wall, creating a more artistic atmosphere. Soft morning light is also great for showcasing the intricate details of the wall. 2. Travel Tips: The area is less crowded in the morning, but people start to gather after lunch. To get a clean,人群-free background, come early. 3. Other Tips: Giant posters are perfect for New Year photos, as are backdrops with Chinese knots and red lanterns hanging from branches, which really capture the festive spirit.

798 Art District - Happy New Year Giant Poster Wall

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No. 6, 798 Art Zone, No. 2 Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing

Photography Tips

Photographers can position themselves 5-8 meters in front of the large wall, using a wide-angle lens to fully capture the wall. When the model stands, they should maintain a certain distance from the wall to avoid blending into the background, highlighting the main subject of the photo. 1. Shooting Time: The golden hour in the evening (15:00-18:00) is ideal, as the setting sun’s glow contrasts with the wall, creating a more artistic atmosphere. Soft morning light is also great for showcasing the intricate details of the wall. 2. Travel Tips: The area is less crowded in the morning, but people start to gather after lunch. To get a clean,人群-free background, come early. 3. Other Tips: Giant posters are perfect for New Year photos, as are backdrops with Chinese knots and red lanterns hanging from branches, which really capture the festive spirit.

Walking Guide

Then turn right and continue walking for about 200 meters, and you'll come face to face with this stunning wall. — step-by-step photo guide

Then turn right and continue walking for about 200 meters, and you'll come face to face with this stunning wall.

Take Line 14 to Wangjing South Station and exit at B1. After exiting, turn left and walk 15 meters to enter Jingmi Road. Walk for about 700 meters to reach the main entrance of the park, or you can bike for approximately 1.5 kilometers to get there. — step-by-step photo guide

Take Line 14 to Wangjing South Station and exit at B1. After exiting, turn left and walk 15 meters to enter Jingmi Road. Walk for about 700 meters to reach the main entrance of the park, or you can bike for approximately 1.5 kilometers to get there.