As the Tianjin Eye Ferris wheel rotates gracefully above the Haihe River, viewers worldwide are invited to experience a 30-minute virtual journey through the skyline of Tianjin—a city blending modernity with centuries-old architecture. The 120-meter-tall landmark, illuminated in vibrant hues after sunset, offers a symbolic preview of the energy and cultural richness awaiting attendees of the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit.
Tianjin, set to host the SCO Summit from August 31 to September 1, 2025, is positioning itself as a bridge between Asia’s economic ambitions and its historical legacy. The live broadcast highlights the city’s readiness to welcome global leaders, with its mix of European-style colonial buildings and cutting-edge infrastructure reflecting its role as a hub for international dialogue.
For business professionals and travelers alike, the aerial views underscore Tianjin’s strategic importance in northern China’s economic corridor. Meanwhile, diaspora communities and cultural enthusiasts can glimpse the fusion of traditions that define the city’s identity. As the wheel turns, it mirrors the collaborative spirit of the SCO, an organization pivotal to regional stability and growth across Asia.
