Zhonghua Shiji Tan stands on Beijing’s West Chang’an Avenue, a modern cultural landmark integrating art, technology, and humanity. Its architectural complex centers around a bronze tripod sculpture, symbolizing the profound inheritance of Chinese civilization. Glass curtain walls interwoven with steel structures evoke a futuristic feel, reflecting the concept of “century” across time. The venue features a 1.2-square-meter open-air theater, where “The Great Show of Zhonghua Shiji Tan” was performed, using holographic projection to recreate the fantastical scenes of the Mogao Caves and Sanxingdui bronze artifacts, immersing audiences in a dialogue with civilization.
