Photonic topological insulators with robust boundary states can enable great applications for optical communication and quantum emission, such as unidirectional waveguide and single-mode laser. However, because of the diffraction limit of light, the physical insight of topological resonance remains unexplored in detail, like the dark line that exists with the crys-talline symmetry-protected topological edge state. Here, we experimentally observe the dark line of the Z2 photonic topo-logical insulator in the visible range by photoluminescence and specify its location by cathodoluminescence characteriza-tion, and elucidate its mechanism with the p-d orbital electromagnetic field distribution which calculated by numerical sim-ulation. Our investigation provides a deeper understanding of Z2 topological edge states and may have great signific-ance to the design of future on-chip topological devices.