LL of Multilingual and MultiModal Repertoires in Harbin Zhongyang Street

The Tartar Mosque is a typical case of the text combined with oral broadcast translanguaging landscape. At the textual level, this unit forms a clear functional hierarchy: the large-size Chinese characters are placed at the top, pointing out the historical positioning and cultural value of the mosque. The Arabic in the middle echoes its Islamic architectural attributes, while the English at the bottom provides information support for international visitors. Meanwhile, the moment you step close enough to the mosque, oral broadcast in Chinese to provide visiting information and guidance will be heard. This combination not only enriches the cultural level of the public communication space and makes the presentation of information more three-dimensional and diverse, but also accurately serves local citizens, believers and passing visitors, conveying the cultural inclusiveness of Harbin.