China Yangzhou Outdoor Lighting Exhibition (commonly known as the Yangzhou Lighting Fair) is a professional event in the field of outdoor lighting. Since its inception in 2011, it has laid out national and even global development strategies for nearly 4,000 high-quality outdoor lighting brands, providing in-depth support. Since its establishment, the exhibition has attracted over 180,000 visitors to attend and inspect, presenting an annual optical feast for industry insiders.

The Yangzhou Lighting Fair has received strong support from industry associations and enterprises, and has been very successful. Both exhibitors and visitors highly acknowledge it. Due to the limitations of the exhibition venue at Yangzhou International Exhibition Center, it can no longer meet the growing scale of the exhibition. In response to the requests of many customers and after discussions with chambers of commerce, associations, and enterprise representatives, the Yangzhou Lighting Fair has made a major strategic adjustment starting from 2021, increasing the exhibition frequency from once a year to twice a year, transitioning from 'one flower blooms alone' to 'two seasons of blossoms', which can be said to be in line with the times, location, and human factors.

Notable companies include Foshan Lighting, Yangzhou Hualang, Yangzhou Zhongxiang, Changzhou Handiguang, Shanghai Bipeng, Jiangsu Feihang, Shandong Lanjing Yitai, Shandong Jing'an, Philips, Guanyida, Jiangsu Pingsheng Lighting, Changzhou Anliang Lighting, Jimei Optoelectronics, Yuanfang Power, Yangzhou Ouyi Lighting, etc.

The Yangzhou Lighting Fair is committed to making contributions to the sustainable and healthy development of the Chinese outdoor lighting industry; to promote high-quality industry development, cultivate new industry development dynamics, and provide a one-stop business platform that integrates brand display, technical exchange, and trade cooperation. (The content of this article belongs to Juzhan Network and is prohibited from being forwarded without permission.)