Jointly created by Poly Culture and MGM, the "Poly MGM Museum" located in Macau will officially open on November 2, with its inaugural exhibition opening to the public simultaneously. The inaugural exhibition, titled "Blue Ribbon - Exploring the Mysterious Seas and Encountering Silk Road Relics," takes the "Maritime Silk Road" as its theme and marine archaeology as its clue, leading audiences worldwide to explore the past, present, and future of the Maritime Silk Road.
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The exhibition adopts the principle of balancing cultural relics and contemporary art, combining international curatorial concepts with technological presentation methods to organically integrate academic, educational, artistic, entertaining, and interactive elements.
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The museum uses an algae well track top structure, movable LED screens, and movable display boards to achieve a modular and highly flexible variable exhibition layout, innovating traditional exhibition curatorial methods.
Configurations such as OLED screen interactive artifact display cabinets and directional sound systems endow the space with unlimited possibilities, meeting the needs of different exhibitions and providing visitors with an immersive experience that engages all senses. Each exhibition becomes a new interpretation of history and contemporary art, achieving a perfect presentation of "a blend of Chinese and Western cultures, ancient and modern, virtual and real, and culture and technology." It revitalizes cultural treasures with new productivity and showcases the grand vision of harmonious coexistence between China and the West.
Zhuhai Space Center New Museum
Located in the Zhuhai International Airshow Center, the Zhuhai Space Center New Museum covers an area of approximately 76,300 square meters and is approximately 40 meters high. The new museum centers around "three themed pavilions," focusing on aerospace, aviation, and national defense. It features regular exhibitions of star exhibits such as the space station display module, Long March series rockets, and Chinese fighter jets.
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The new museum uses high-tech means such as AR, VR, and MR, and sets up various interactive experience devices, allowing visitors to experience the feeling of landing on the moon.
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Educational Interactive Experience Exhibition Area
Using the venue's spatial design, such as the "Starry Sky Corridor," visitors can observe planetary rings up close. Simulating space exploration missions enhances visitor participation and experience.
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At the same time, combined with modern digital imaging technology, ancient astronomical instruments such as the armillary sphere and sundial are exhibited. These instruments not only showcase the wisdom of the ancients but also serve as important testaments to the development of astronomy.
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The cinema uses innovative 720° surround naked-eye 3D technology to provide viewers with an immersive viewing experience. Viewers can stand on the circular platform and experience the more than half-century of aerospace development from China's first artificial satellite, "Dongfanghong 1," to the "Tiangong" space station through the grand cosmic images.
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Digital Exhibition Experience
Visitors can embark on a lunar journey via a "space elevator," transforming into lunar astronauts and leaving their footprints on the "moon." This experience utilizes VR technology to allow visitors to experience the entire process from preparation and launch to lunar landing.
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In the exhibition design, an immersive space environment is created through light and shadow projection, allowing visitors to observe the "Tianwen-1" Mars probe up close and learn about the structure of the "Zhurong" Mars rover, gaining a clear and in-depth understanding of China's "Chang'e Project." Space exploration is within reach.
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Guizhou Provincial Geological Museum
Located in Guanshanhu District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, the Guizhou Provincial Geological Museum has a total construction area of 39,562 square meters. This museum's themed exhibition project mainly utilizes the effective building space on the basement, first, and second floors, with a building area of 17,147 square meters and a total exhibition area of over 16,000 square meters.
"Colorful Guizhou" Exhibition Hall
Extracting sky blue, rock gray, and natural colors from nature to create an immersive natural space style of Colorful Guizhou. Blue sky, white clouds, green water, and green mountains convey the concept of "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets," forming the spatial tone of the beautiful Guizhou landscape.
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A large cross-sectional sand table relief of the Chinese terrain vividly displays the three major steps of the Chinese terrain and landforms, with a particular focus on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau where Guizhou is located.
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A large multimedia projection interactive sand table introduces the distribution and basic situation of famous mountains, rivers, and lakes in Guizhou. A white model sand table shows the overall topography and geomorphology of Guizhou and its mountains, rivers, and lakes. Through multimedia projection and screen linkage, dynamic audio-visual displays are presented.
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"Karst Kingdom" has five parts of content, with interactive exhibits as the core, forming a scattered radiation spatial layout. It creates an abstract karst cave feeling. As visitors enter the exhibition hall, they feel as if they are entering karst caves one after another.
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The spatial design of "Stone Formation" recreates the characteristic karst stalactite caves of Guizhou, creating an atmosphere where visitors feel as if they are in a cave while viewing the exhibition. Through lighting design, a colorful and vibrant cave world is created.
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In the "Modern Transportation in Guizhou" section, a large wall-mounted interactive query screen is designed, allowing visitors to query the transportation network within and outside the province. The smart interactive screen can also plan and recommend transportation routes based on visitors' travel needs and departure points, boosting tourism in Guizhou.
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Guizhou Stone Culture Temporary Exhibition
The temporary exhibition hall is located on the first basement level of the venue, featuring the "Guizhou Stone Culture" temporary exhibition. It uses over 170 pieces of ornamental stones and other exhibits to popularize the origin and development of Guizhou's ornamental stone culture. Also located on the first basement level are interactive exhibition areas, a fossil restoration room, a themed library, a cultural and creative store, a themed restaurant, a scientific research and popular science activity room, and a 5D cinema, all of which have become new places for spreading knowledge and culture.
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