三峡港湾电竞馆

Sanxia Gangwan E-sports Arena sits in Shuiping community, Fuxing town, Zhongxian county, on the southern bank of the Yangtze. Construction began in May 2017 and the arena opened at the end of November that year, making it one of China's earlier purpose-built e-sports venues and the centrepiece of Zhongxian's e-sports town. The project covers 110 mu with 114,000 sqm of floor area, of which the arena itself accounts for 79,000 sqm; it has one basement level, four storeys above ground and a domed metal roof, with a maximum structural height of 68.42 m. The main hall is circular and holds 5,500 spectator seats, or about 6,096 people including the main stand and working seats. An eight-sided LED screen at the centre of the hall carries live match feeds, and dedicated 1,000 Mbps fibre links with a 1,000 Mbps backup were installed for global broadcast, supporting competition, streaming, media work and spectators at the same time. The 2017 CMEG national mobile e-sports finals were staged here, followed by China-Korea e-sports carnivals, the Yangtze Three Gorges online music festival and Wulin Feng fight nights; the building also houses e-sports industry incubation and digital talent training. It faces the Yangtze, with planned city roads to the east and north, a hillside to the west and housing to the south, about ten minutes by car from Zhongxian town, and forms part of the Sanxia Gangwan resort area alongside the Fengyan Sanguo live show and Tianzi Mountain rural tourism. Its steel structure used nearly 40,000 tonnes of steel, approaching the quantity in the National Stadium in Beijing.