Gemdale Shangwan Jiufeng

This is the first layer of ceremony upon returning home, abandoning flashy luxury and instead pursuing a restrained, story-rich elegance. The curved shapes of the glass chandeliers resemble an ocean of knowledge, with waves rising and falling, symbolizing the endless sea of learning and limitless exploration. Light passes through the pure glass, emitting a soft yet dazzling glow. The design is inspired by the Big Dipper, suggesting that the lights guide the path of scholarship like stars, subtly reflecting the idea of 'carrying forward the lost knowledge of former sages.' The art corridor connects the 'cultural thread,' forming an immersive art gallery. The walls feature paintings with varying shades to create textured backgrounds, while carefully designed lighting highlights the walls, guiding visitors through and offering a flowing visual feast that subtly elevates the artistic atmosphere. The apricot blossom art installation represents the best wishes for students. In the Tang Dynasty, after passing the imperial exams, scholars would have an 'Apricot Garden Feast,' where the new exam achievers would celebrate in Chang'an’s apricot gardens. Therefore, apricot blossoms are closely linked to the honor of success in exams and academic achievements.