An enchanting immersive light show titled “Naked Flowers” has opened in Beijing, adding a vibrant touch to the festivities marking the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to China. The exhibition seamlessly blends digital art, fragrance, and light, creating a multi-sensory experience that captivates visitors.
CGTN host Liu Mohan, accompanied by two special guests—college students from Macao studying in Beijing—embarked on a tour of this luminous spectacle. The students, reflecting on their roots and the significance of Macao’s return, expressed how the show evokes a deep sense of connection and pride.
“Naked Flowers” transports visitors into a world where technology and art intertwine. The fusion of fragrant scents with mesmerizing light displays and interactive digital installations provides an unforgettable journey through the senses. Each exhibit within the show tells a unique story, celebrating Macao’s rich cultural heritage and its enduring ties with the Chinese mainland.
This innovative presentation not only commemorates a significant historical milestone but also highlights the dynamic cultural exchanges between Macao and Beijing. It stands as a testament to the growing appreciation of immersive art forms in China’s vibrant contemporary art scene.
“Experiencing ‘Naked Flowers’ has been enlightening,” one of the Macao students shared. “It beautifully illustrates the bond between Macao and the rest of China, and being here in Beijing to witness this is truly special.”
The exhibition is open to the public and has become a must-see attraction for residents and tourists alike. As the anniversary celebrations continue, “Naked Flowers” offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the past while embracing the future through the lens of art and innovation.
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