Imagine stepping into a realm where 11th-century philosophy collides with holograms and interactive projections! 🌌 That’s exactly what’s happening at the World Art Museum in Beijing, where a groundbreaking digital exhibition brings Su Shi (aka Su Dongpo) – China’s beloved poet, statesman, and philosopher – into the 21st century.
Divided into eight immersive zones, the experience lets visitors walk through Su’s most iconic poems, decode his thoughts on life’s challenges, and even 'chat' with a lifelike AI version of the Song Dynasty icon. 🖼️🗣️ Reporter Yang Yan described it as 'like time-traveling with a WiFi connection' – blending calligraphy displays with augmented reality landscapes.
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Beyond dusty scrolls, this exhibit speaks TikTok’s language: swipeable animations break down Su’s advice on resilience (yes, his 'go with the flow' Zen vibes 💆♂️), while motion sensors trigger verses about moonlit rivers. Perfect for culture-curious travelers, art students, or anyone needing ancient wisdom in meme-ready formats!
Running through 2024, it’s a hotspot for Beijing’s creative crowd and global visitors alike. As Su once wrote: 'The breeze on the river is endless' – but this tech-powered tribute? Definitely a limited-time offer. 🎟️
