People watch the World Cup football match between Spain and Holland on a mega-size "screen" projected on a wall in Nanjing, capital of East China's Jiangsu Province. Sixteen projectors turn the ancient wall, which was built in early Ming Dynasty (1368－1644) and has more than 600 years' history, into a giant screen measuring 1,000 square meters. Since June 13, one World Cup replay match is screened at 9pm each night, and one live game after midnight. It has attracted a large number of citizens for the extraordinary viewing experience. [Photo/CFP]

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