Wuhan New World International Trade Tower, Commercial skyscraper in Hankou District, Wuhan, China.

Wuhan New World International Trade Tower is a 52-storey office building at 568 Jianshe Avenue in Jianghan District, Hankou, completed in 1997 and Wuhan's first 5A-grade office tower. Its total floor area is 156,000 square metres; floors 1 to 6 hold a New World Department Store, and the rest is pure office space. A helipad sits on the 58th-floor roof.

Completed in 1997, the tower was Wuhan's tallest building at the time. Most floors stayed empty after the exterior was finished in 2000, with only the lower levels used by a New World department store. On 28 April 2004 Hong Kong's New World Group bought and renovated it, and in 2004 it was named one of China's ten new landmark complexes, the only one in central China.

The tower's name changed from Wuhan International Trade Center to New World International Trade Tower after Hong Kong's New World Group bought and renovated it on 28 April 2004. Its 52nd floor holds the "Jiangcheng Xinyun" sky club, formerly CLUB NEW WORLD, with a function room, café, wine-tasting room, Chinese tea room and English tea room. Since June 2022 the owner has shown open-air films and held candlelight concerts on the 58th-floor helipad on irregular summer dates from July to September.

The building is easily accessible from Jiefang Avenue and connects to different areas across multiple levels. Visitors can find shops and restaurants on the lower floors, while the upper levels serve business tenants.

The 58th-floor rooftop has a helipad; since June 2022 the owners have shown open-air films and held candlelight concerts there on selected summer evenings between July and September. The building also runs a club on the 52nd floor with a function room, café, wine-tasting room and separate Chinese and English tea rooms.