As cities continue to expand, large metropolises are gradually evolving into states with no absolute center or multiple centers. Consequently, the value of community commerce has become prominent, emerging as a new target for developers to explore. Therefore, how to combine the sense of community scene with the commercial night economy has become the hottest topic at present. “When the forest ends and the water source appears, a mountain is revealed. There is a small opening in the mountain, as if there is light.” When night falls on the foot of the Tiezi Mountain in Bao’an, Shenzhen, a glowing “vertical utopia” is reconstructing the spiritual dwelling of urbanites with light and shadow. Langjun Plaza attracts the youngest and most energetic group in the city with its unique nighttime posture. A 24-hour all-day happy community, a live house with a capacity of thousands in Shenzhen, regular anime exhibitions, immersive community lighting, externally displaying the city’s lighthouse-like vitality, and internally using naturally flowing light to create a 24/7 gathering place for anime and fashion enthusiasts. Lighting has delivered a pioneering practical answer that goes beyond simple illumination, but also concerns place creation, community warmth, and urban humanity.