Step into a virtual time machine! CGTN's groundbreaking exhibition "Tang Architecture: Building Timeless Glory" is rewriting history lessons with VR goggles and cinematic storytelling. This immersive experience isn't just about ancient buildings – it's a cross-continental conversation starter about cultural legacy that's got scholars from Beijing to Amsterdam buzzing. 🎥🔍
Peking University's Professor Zhang Yiwu calls it "a game-changer for cultural diplomacy," praising how augmented reality makes 1,300-year-old dougong bracket systems (China's original earthquake-resistant tech! 🏗️) feel TikTok-ready. Meanwhile, internet-famous restorer "Grandpa Dougong" Wang Yongxian reveals how hidden temple discoveries revolutionized our understanding of East Asia's architectural DNA.
The exhibition's deep dive into Daming Palace's design will make you rethink city planning. CAFA's Professor Geng Shuo decodes how Tang architects mixed Zhou dynasty rituals with Taoist cosmology – imagine zoning laws meeting spiritual vibes! 🌌 Dutch architect Martijn de Geus geeked out about the chessboard-like city layouts that inspired ancient Kyoto: "It's like the Tang dynasty invented urban Minecraft!"
From Japan's heritage expert Nobuo Aoki to global netizens, everyone's agreeing: this digital portal to China's golden age proves great design never goes out of style. As one visitor commented: "Who knew 8th-century blueprints could slay this hard?" 💥
