Landscape Lighting refers to the night lighting of buildings and scenic spots. Through artificial design and creation, they appear more artistic or aesthetically pleasing under the effect of lighting, allowing an unusual cultural atmosphere to permeate ordinary nights. Through reasonable planning of the entire city, highlighting landmarks and illuminating road networks, the outline of a city becomes visible at night.

　　Each city has its own unique cultural atmosphere and requires targeted design, rather than blind imitation and replication. This will always only be the shadow of others, not one's own highlight.

　　Another point is rather regrettable. Every city generally attaches importance to lighting projects during festivals. Every festival has light decorations, returning to normalcy after the festival, but lighting projects are not done daily.

　　A complete lighting project should have changes in spring, summer, autumn, and winter, not just during a few important festivals. Only in this way can the charm and unique cultural atmosphere of a city be reflected!

　　In modern outdoor landscape lighting projects, due to the maturity of LED technology, LED-based luminaires have been widely used. In urban landscape lighting, commonly used luminaires include projection lamps, wall washers, railing tubes, linear lights, soft light strips, cross-shaped lights, spotlights, luminous trees, meteor lights, various street lamps, lawn lamps, buried lamps, underwater lamps, and a variety of styles of star lights. Landscape lighting is indispensable for designers to create unparalleled lighting schemes. Even more fortunate is that it is the crystallization of the wisdom of countless southern luminaire manufacturers.

　　The role and significance of "landscape lighting project planning" and the reasonable organization of urban night scene forms are one of the important tasks of urban night scene overall planning, and it is a gorgeous presentation of urban aesthetics in the night scene. The reason why urban night views are separated from urban landscapes and studied separately is because urban night views are very different from daytime, and planners and designers must understand these changes. If used properly, even very subtle places can produce touching urban night scene effects. The overall planning of urban lighting should not only consider the characteristics of buildings and spaces during the day, but also change the form of the space in sunlight and its irrelevant forms through careful lighting arrangement.

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