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Songhu Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall

The Songhu Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall is situated within Linjiang Park in Baoshan District, Shanghai. It offers insights into two significant battles that took place in Shanghai during the Anti-Japanese War, namely the ‘January 28th’ and ‘August 13th’ Songhu campaigns, as well as the 14-year resistance history of the people of Shanghai. The location of […]

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Immersive Theatre Production ‘New World Manor’

Following the success of ‘Banner Spirit Realm’ and ‘The Corpse Whisperer,’ the production team presents another original blockbuster, a grand immersive mystery themed manor estate set in the Republic of China era. The perfect blend of cinematic scenery and theatrical aesthetics, it pioneers an elimination-based survival theater, where betrayal and trust, gunfire and explosions, are

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Ou Garden: A Couple’s Haven and a Tranquil Corner of Suzhou’s Gardens

Ou Garden, originally named She Garden, was renovated by Shen Bingcheng during the Tongzhi era of the Qing Dynasty into its current layout. It was named ‘Ou Garden’, which signifies a residential area in the middle, flanked by two gardens on either side, resembling the shape of a lotus root, and also symbolizes the couple

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Shanghai’s Cosmic Archaeology: A Scientific and Artistic Journey Through Spacetime

When we gaze into the depths of the cosmos, we are essentially traveling back in time. The mysteries of the universe are encapsulated within the stars, and interpreting the secrets of these distant stellar lights is akin to an archaeological expedition through time and space, known as ‘cosmic archaeology’. How do scientists and artists perceive

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