Beijing’s World Art Museum, nestled within the iconic China Millennium Monument, has launched an innovative digital exhibition honoring the revered poet and philosopher, Su Shi, also known as Su Dongpo. This groundbreaking display is divided into eight immersive sections, each meticulously crafted to blend advanced technology with interactive experiences.
Visitors are invited to journey through Su Shi’s rich legacy, exploring his extraordinary poetry and profound philosophical insights. The exhibition leverages augmented reality, interactive touchscreens, and multimedia installations to bring Su Shi’s wisdom to life, making his works more accessible and engaging for today’s digitally savvy audiences.
Reporter Yang Yan was among the first to experience the exhibition and shared her excitement about the seamless integration of technology and art. \"The digital elements not only enhance the storytelling but also allow for a deeper connection with Su Shi’s thoughts and emotions,\" Yang remarked.
The World Art Museum aims to bridge the gap between traditional art and modern technology, offering a fresh perspective on one of China’s most esteemed literary figures. This exhibition is set to be a must-visit for young global citizens, business and tech enthusiasts, and anyone passionate about cultural heritage and innovative displays.
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Digital exhibition celebrates Su Shi's poetry and philosophy
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