Vienna Golden Hall, built by the husband of Princess Sisi

Vienna Golden Hall, officially known as the Vienna Musikverein Golden Hall, was specifically built by the familiar to Chinese people husband of Princess Sisi, Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I in 1863, and has a history of more than 150 years. The building has a total of six concert halls, namely the Brahms Hall, Wood Hall, Glass Hall, Metal Hall, Stone Hall, and the Great Hall. The largest of them is the 'Great Hall' (Großer Saal), also known as the Golden Hall we are familiar with, or the Gold Hall, Vienna Philharmonic Hall, one of the most famous concert halls in Vienna. The Golden Hall is hailed as one of the top five concert halls in the world, alongside the Berlin Philharmonic Hall, Leipzig Gewandhaus Concert Hall, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, and Boston Symphony Hall. In 1987, CCTV broadcast the 'Vienna New Year's Concert' for the first time, and the magnificent hall paired with the high-end symphony orchestra performance, the name 'Golden Hall' was instantly remembered by the Chinese people. Golden Hall