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11 Month 6 Date of the day 11 Month 8 On that day, during the 11th Anniversary Celebration of Xixi Paradise, the Xixi Paradise Art Center and NetEase Yixian… EZXR Joint Curated “Kong Kong You” AR The exhibition is open to consumers in the park for free experience.

Utilize AR( Augmented Reality ) The technology seamlessly blends virtual information with the real world, allowing audiences to explore and interact with hidden locations and virtual scenes throughout Xixi Paradise using nothing more than a single smartphone, experiencing the unique chemical reaction born from the fusion of art and technology. This outdoor, location-based… AR Exhibitions that attempt to break the boundaries of space and time, playing with a “mix-and-match” approach—in augmented reality. (Augmented Reality) With the support of technology, everyone can use boundless imagination to proactively expand the city’s cultural landscape.

This time, “Kong Kong You” outdoor AR The exhibition is also an important component of the 6th Xixi International Art Festival, and it is being held concurrently with… 11 Month 8 On display from the date of opening until 2020 Year 12 Month 31 The main exhibition is held at Xixi Paradise on a long-term basis.

■ A Natural Paradise Beyond Time and Space Unlock the infinite possibilities of the world before your eyes.

Xixi Paradise has created a transcendent natural sanctuary within the park—simply download a mobile app. Application When real-world scenes are overlaid with virtual effects, the familiar world before our eyes takes on an extraordinary, fantastical hue.

Just a second ago, you were lost and bewildered amidst the bustling clamor of the mortal world—then suddenly time reversed, as if transporting you back to an ancient, mystical dynasty where you could make a wish and light a sky lantern in prayer for good fortune. Turn around, and before you lies a fantastical, otherworldly future—a vast fish leaps through the pond, weaving past cyberpunk–style ornate railings and intricate carvings until it glides right up to your side. This is the very experience that this exhibition has been specially crafted to offer at the Raffles Hotel Hangzhou Xixi. AR Scenes “You Are Not a Fish” and “Three Thousand Bright Lanterns.” In the same scene, a simple flick of the fingers can grant you the joy of “time-traveling,” with a new world unfolding every second.

▲ AR ·Empty Space Exhibition Venue Three Thousand Bright Lamps

▲ AR ·Empty Space Exhibition Venue You are not a fish.

Near 26 The entire Xixi Paradise Park, spanning dozens of hectares, has been transformed into a dreamy yet trendy打卡 destination, with exhibition venues scattered throughout the park’s various hotels and public spaces. Vast starry skies, radio wave forests, and unexpected magical creatures converge here, creating scenes straight out of a painting imbued with an otherworldly aura—adding a touch of technological wonder to an already breathtaking natural landscape.

▲ AR ·Empty Space Exhibition Venue Unidentified Flying Object

In addition, this exhibition has also received support from multiple fashion trends. IP Joint Support: The chubby pudding game “Monster House,” the animation studio Liudao Wuyu’s “Wushan Wuxing,” Ran Kongjian × LIAMade “Liu Lingfei’s Wild Road Music Concert,” the “Mouse Brother” series from Youyou Jiang Toy Studio… We’ve curated a collection of brands beloved by the younger generation, and over the next two months, we’ll present these trendy characters from gaming, Chinese animation, theater, trendy toys, and more in the form of temporary exhibitions, showcasing today’s diverse and multifaceted attitude toward trends.

▲ AR ·Empty Space Exhibition Venue Secret Backyard

■A New Exhibition Experience Without Staff Guide + Participatory Theater of “Performance”

The curatorial team has named this exhibition “Kong Kong You,” which aims to shrink the entire world down to a screen and present it before the audience’s eyes. Offline, everything may seem empty, but within the tiny smartphone screen, we can materialize the worlds in our minds and explore even more possibilities.

It’s worth noting that “Kong Kong You” is a truly “unmanned exhibition.” As the name suggests, visitors won’t see a single staff member on duty—neither above nor below. The exhibition hours are also flexible; as long as there’s sufficient light, you can explore the various exhibit locations throughout the park at your own pace, free and unfettered. Should the lighting change, you might even stumble upon unexpected delights.

Most exhibitions today take place indoors, or are presented outdoors in the form of installations and other such arrangements. Even when works are located very close to one another, the relationship between the artwork and the viewer remains one of display and observation. Once art is digitized and placed within digital spaces, users can engage with their environment in a more vivid and authentic way: by interacting “around” the artworks and receiving immediate feedback—concepts that resonate with the idea of “breaking the fourth wall” in theater.

Today, everyone has become quite accustomed to using various short-video platforms to direct their own “little theaters.” When this lifestyle comes together in a real-life exhibition, each person can collaborate with their fellow travelers to plan and fully enjoy the pleasures of directing and performing. You stand on the bridge, directing; those who gaze at the scenery, meanwhile, are directing you from upstairs—

The exhibition visitor is both the director and the work itself—“Empty Wanderings”—a collaborative creation involving all those who dwell here or have once stayed.

■Connecting the Past, Present, and Future Technology Refreshes Cultural and Tourism Experiences

Xixi Paradise is actively promoting “technology.” + The integrated and innovative development of culture and tourism involves building virtual platforms within the park, using offline spaces as vessels for groundbreaking experiential explorations that bridge the past, present, and future—delivering to visitors a unique travel experience filled with engagement, memorable moments, and a sense of fulfillment. And all of this is made possible by the vast expanse of space. AR Technological breakthroughs have made it possible to virtually transform vast real-world spaces, creating a digital twin world. In the future, perhaps all spaces, landscapes, and stores will become stages for the “virtual world,” serving and empowering more artists and brands.