In a dazzling blend of history and technology, China and Italy are setting the stage for a digital heritage revolution. At Shougang Park in Beijing, in the Chinese mainland, the Tsinghua Heritage Institute for Digitization teams up with Italy's Civita on four innovative projects. One highlight is a digital night tour of the Old Summer Palace (Yuanmingyuan), bringing centuries-old wonders to life under a virtual night sky.
Also in the spotlight is a brand-new digital museum being built in Shougang Park, which promises an immersive experience for both history buffs and tech enthusiasts. Across the seas, an exhibition titled "China Pavilion" in Italy celebrates this creative cross-cultural journey. Additionally, the global initiative "World Heritage 100" aims to shine a digital light on iconic sites worldwide. Whether you're a culture nerd, a digital explorer, or simply curious about innovative trends, these projects offer a fresh take on our shared heritage. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting cultural adventure! 😎🚀
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Palaces and pavilions: China and Italy expand digital heritage ties
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