Beijing has come alive with lights and colors as the immersive light show “Naked Flowers” opens its doors, adding to the festive atmosphere celebrating the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to China. The exhibition combines digital art, fragrance, and light to create a sensory experience that resonates with visitors of all ages.
The show offers a unique journey through a world where technology and art intertwine. Attendees are enveloped in dynamic visuals and captivating scents, symbolizing the harmonious blend of cultures and the strengthening ties between Macao and the Chinese mainland.
Among the visitors were two college students from Macao studying in Beijing. Their presence highlights the growing cultural exchange and educational opportunities that have flourished over the past 25 years. “It’s amazing to see how art can bring people together,” one of the students remarked. “This show makes me feel more connected to both Macao and Beijing.”
CGTN host Liu Mohan guided guests through the exhibition, emphasizing the significance of such events in fostering mutual understanding and appreciation between different regions of China. “This light show is a testament to the innovation and creativity that define our modern society,” Liu said. “It’s a beautiful way to celebrate this important milestone.”
The “Naked Flowers” light show not only commemorates a significant historical event but also looks forward to a future of continued unity and cultural enrichment. Visitors leave with a sense of wonder and a deeper appreciation for the artistic expressions that bridge communities.
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cgtn.com
