Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum Music Stage

The fan-shaped stage features a semi-circular design with a central performance area and an echo wall that enhances sound projection across the venue.

Built in 1933, the stage was funded by Chinese communities from San Francisco and the Liaoning Branch of Kuomintang, with architects Guan Songsheng and Yang Tingbao.

The structure integrates architectural elements from ancient Greek theaters with traditional Jiangnan garden designs, creating a harmonious fusion of Eastern and Western styles.

The music stage accommodates 3,000 spectators on its sloped lawn area, with accessible restrooms and storage facilities located beneath the main performance space.

A crescent-shaped lotus pond in front of the stage collects rainwater and functions as a natural acoustic enhancement system during performances.

Location: Nanjing

Inception: 1933

GPS coordinates: 32.05724,118.85024

Latest update: March 5, 2025 08:56