Latest Events in Guangdong(July Updated)

Shenzhen "Three-Body Problem: Fragments of Civilization" Immersive VR Exploration Experience Exhibition is based on Liu Cixin's original work, adopting a dual-dimensional "in-mirror + out-mirror" mode. Utilizing real-time rendering, full-body motion capture, and binocular 4K wireless transmission technology, it vividly presents iconic scenes like three suns in the sky, dehydration, and chaotic eras. Visitors can freely explore the 400㎡ venue for 35 min as participants of different civilizations, making choices based on "civilization fragment" clues before ultimately facing the ultimate question: whether to welcome the Trisolarans. Outdoor installations like the 13-meter-long "Natural Selection" battleship, themed lattes, and AI photo opportunities—exclusive Shenzhen content—extend the immersive experience to social and consumption scenarios, creating a cosmic civilization journey for sci-fi fans that's playable, photogenic, and take-home worthy.

The "Miffy, Friends Around the World" national city tour launching in 2026 carries forward the creative spirit of Dutch artist Dick Bruna. Centered around "storytelling, art, lifestyle, and sustainability," the exhibition will bring Miffy to more Chinese cities and families through artistic presentations of classic content, city-exclusive cultural curation, family-friendly educational experiences, and sustainable exhibition practices. Showcasing Bruna's philosophy of "simplicity and beauty," the event invites audiences to appreciate life's warmth and environmental activism through family-oriented viewing experiences, spreading Miffy's values of simplicity, purity, and kindness.

A monumental collaboration between France's Musée d'Orsay and Boxin Universe for nationwide distribution, this experience is produced by Excurio France, the creative team behind "The Lost Pharaoh." During a 45-min immersive journey, audiences will explore the origins and impact of the groundbreaking Impressionist art movement, witnessing this pivotal milestone in art history. 1:1 digital scanning of original Impressionist masterpieces, with 3D scene restoration and virtual reality technology teams collaborating with architectural historians and Impressionist researchers to meticulously recreate Nadar's studio and exhibition, vividly bringing to life the historic debut of the Impressionist exhibition.