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Starting today, the "Open Theater" series of themed exhibitions will be launched at the "Cheng Ci Hometown", a cultural protection unit with a history of nearly 300 years in Panlongtiandi, Shanghai, becoming the first exhibition of this series of exhibitions in Asia. The exhibition is based on Chinese classical aesthetics and innovatively presents immersive art works with different themes. The first phase will feature "Sky Dance·Lifting the Shape" and "Shadow Wall" brought by the Harvard Chinese Art Laboratory team led by Professor Wang Yuejin of Harvard University. ·Insight" and "Heart Tower·Step High" are three digital art works. Rooted in the study of medieval Chinese art, the multimedia art works developed by CAMLab strive to shape innovative exhibition paradigms for academic research and artistic creation. The themes of this exhibition include Dunhuang music and dance, Yingxian Wooden Pagoda, Zen Movie Grotto and other ancient Chinese art essences, which are explored through cutting-edge technology and contemporary expression.

A romantic autumn trip should also be artistic, so why not take a walk around these four cultural landmarks in Fengxian? Yanzi Academy Recently, Yanzi Academy, a new landmark in Fengxian, was officially opened. The north-south axis symbolizes the extraordinary path Yanzi traveled south to preach and teach. This pure white cultural exhibition building will satisfy you every time you take a photo. At the main entrance of Yanzi Academy, there stands a statue of Yanzi. This is the facade of Yanzi Academy, and it is also its connotation. A must-visit "check-in point" for every citizen and tourist who comes to Yanzi Academy for the first time. Walking straight along the promenade is a beautiful bridge. The bridge symbolizes access and happiness in Chinese culture. Crossing the bridge, the design style of the entire building is very "minimalist", with sharp lines and large areas of white space, which is super eye-catching. Walking into Yanzi Academy, it seems that I am also being led by Yanzi

In the golden autumn, there is a harvest scene in the fields of hope. In Songjiang, two art festival buses slowly drove into the golden fields of Huguang Village, Maogang Town. More than 300 students from Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts and Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts of Shanghai University entered the Fifth Avenue with their youthful vitality and infinite creativity. Maotian Art Festival. Relying on Pujiang Town's positioning as an "urban-rural integrated green development practice area", the three-day art festival brings together art and culture and strives to build the "Maotian Valley" brand through interactive displays, live performances, and shared experiences. At the opening ceremony, the first batch of 13 characteristic villages were launched to showcase their respective rural charm and market potential, gathering forces from all parties to discuss the blueprint for rural revitalization. You can see green mountains and green water from a distance, and you can see the world of humanity up close. Xinbang Town, Maogang Town, Xiaokunshan Town, Shihudang Town, and

At the opening ceremony of the Shanghai Tourism Festival held on the evening of September 16th, a three-dimensional water, land, and air landscape consisting of 19 colorful boats, 16 themed floats, and 1000 drones presented a panoramic view of Shanghai's urban scenery and cultural charm to Chinese and foreign tourists. That evening, about 200000 tourists went to the waterfront area of the Bund to enjoy this festive spectacle. How was this water, land, and air panoramic opening ceremony praised by tourists as both beautiful and cool created? What difficulties have you experienced? Zhang Han, the chief director of the opening ceremony of this year's Shanghai Tourism Festival and the chief producer of the large-scale event department of Oriental TV, gave an exclusive interview to the Jiefang Daily Shangguan News reporter, telling behind the scenes stories. "The easiest way to do 'subtraction', but we need to do 'addition'." On the evening of the 16th, at the North Bund International Passenger Transport Center pier, the dazzling lights of the high-rise buildings in Xiaolujiazui

The popularity of summer study tours is not decreasing, and the news that tickets to the Beijing Palace Museum are hard to come by continues to attract attention. The head of a certain tourism brand stated in a media interview that the travel agency incurred a loss of about 10000 yuan due to the cancellation of the group due to the inability to help guests grab tickets for the Forbidden City. How difficult is it to grab tickets to the Forbidden City? Liu Wen, a staff member of a large travel agency's Beijing branch, told the Liberation Daily Shangguan News reporter that she almost uses her company's team account to help study tour group guests grab tickets to the Forbidden City every day. The time it takes to continuously refresh the page is as short as ten minutes, and as long as three or four hours. If she is lucky, she can grab twenty or thirty tickets, or she may not receive them at all. Team tickets are difficult to grab, and individual tickets are impossible to grab on their own. Liu Wen has been in charge of the company's Palace Museum ticket booking business for over three years. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, we have been doing one-day local tours in Beijing, so

The Palace Museum and the National Museum in Beijing are unable to secure tickets, and tickets to the Shaanxi History Museum have been booked until the end of July. The Suzhou Museum also needs to make an appointment one week in advance... This summer, which has suppressed the unprecedented popularity of research tours for three years, whether parents take their children on trips or some research institutions charge fees, cultural and museum venues are considered a must visit, resulting in some popular venues being difficult to obtain a ticket. The Jiefang Daily Shangguan News reporter also saw on the Internet platform that on the one hand, tickets for popular venues were not available, and on the other hand, some institutions had turned "ticket booking" into a business: the original 60 yuan ticket for the Beijing Palace Museum was up to 280 yuan; The originally free National Museum has a ticket price of up to 158 yuan for proxy bookings. On the Internet, the popular Shaanxi History Museum also has many institutions