The Sanxingdui Archaeological Site in Guanghan, Sichuan Province, China, covers approximately 12 square kilometres and dates back over 4,000 years. The core area of the ancient city spans 3.6 square kilometres, where remains of city walls, sacrificial pits, and palaces have been uncovered. Widely regarded as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, Sanxingdui reveals the brilliance of the ancient Shu civilisation and highlights the Yangtze River Valley as one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

This exhibition, jointly presented by the China National Tourist Office in Sydney, the China Cultural Centre in Sydney, and the China Center of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, combines Sanxingdui culture with advanced VR technology. Through an immersive virtual reality experience, visitors will encounter iconic bronze artefacts and journey into the mysterious world of the ancient Shu Kingdom.

The Sanxingdui Archaeological Site in Guanghan, Sichuan Province, China, covers approximately 12 square kilometres and dates back over 4,000 years. The core area of the ancient city spans 3.6 square kilometres, where remains of city walls, sacrificial pits, and palaces have been uncovered. Widely regarded as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, Sanxingdui reveals the brilliance of the ancient Shu civilisation and highlights the Yangtze River Valley as one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

This exhibition, jointly presented by the China National Tourist Office in Sydney, the China Cultural Centre in Sydney, and the China Center of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, combines Sanxingdui culture with advanced VR technology. Through an immersive virtual reality experience, visitors will encounter iconic bronze artefacts and journey into the mysterious world of the ancient Shu Kingdom.

The Sanxingdui Archaeological Site in Guanghan, Sichuan Province, China, covers approximately 12 square kilometres and dates back over 4,000 years. The core area of the ancient city spans 3.6 square kilometres, where remains of city walls, sacrificial pits, and palaces have been uncovered. Widely regarded as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, Sanxingdui reveals the brilliance of the ancient Shu civilisation and highlights the Yangtze River Valley as one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

This exhibition, jointly presented by the China National Tourist Office in Sydney, the China Cultural Centre in Sydney, and the China Center of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, combines Sanxingdui culture with advanced VR technology. Through an immersive virtual reality experience, visitors will encounter iconic bronze artefacts and journey into the mysterious world of the ancient Shu Kingdom.

The Sanxingdui Archaeological Site in Guanghan, Sichuan Province, China, covers approximately 12 square kilometres and dates back over 4,000 years. The core area of the ancient city spans 3.6 square kilometres, where remains of city walls, sacrificial pits, and palaces have been uncovered. Widely regarded as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, Sanxingdui reveals the brilliance of the ancient Shu civilisation and highlights the Yangtze River Valley as one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

This exhibition, jointly presented by the China National Tourist Office in Sydney, the China Cultural Centre in Sydney, and the China Center of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, combines Sanxingdui culture with advanced VR technology. Through an immersive virtual reality experience, visitors will encounter iconic bronze artefacts and journey into the mysterious world of the ancient Shu Kingdom.

The Sanxingdui Archaeological Site in Guanghan, Sichuan Province, China, covers approximately 12 square kilometres and dates back over 4,000 years. The core area of the ancient city spans 3.6 square kilometres, where remains of city walls, sacrificial pits, and palaces have been uncovered. Widely regarded as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, Sanxingdui reveals the brilliance of the ancient Shu civilisation and highlights the Yangtze River Valley as one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

This exhibition, jointly presented by the China National Tourist Office in Sydney, the China Cultural Centre in Sydney, and the China Center of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, combines Sanxingdui culture with advanced VR technology. Through an immersive virtual reality experience, visitors will encounter iconic bronze artefacts and journey into the mysterious world of the ancient Shu Kingdom.

The Sanxingdui Archaeological Site in Guanghan, Sichuan Province, China, covers approximately 12 square kilometres and dates back over 4,000 years. The core area of the ancient city spans 3.6 square kilometres, where remains of city walls, sacrificial pits, and palaces have been uncovered. Widely regarded as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, Sanxingdui reveals the brilliance of the ancient Shu civilisation and highlights the Yangtze River Valley as one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

This exhibition, jointly presented by the China National Tourist Office in Sydney, the China Cultural Centre in Sydney, and the China Center of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, combines Sanxingdui culture with advanced VR technology. Through an immersive virtual reality experience, visitors will encounter iconic bronze artefacts and journey into the mysterious world of the ancient Shu Kingdom.

Step into the fantastical world of the Journey to the West, a masterpiece of classical Chinese literature, at the China Cultural Centre in Sydney. Presented in collaboration with the China National Tourist Office in Sydney and Guangxi Normal University Press Group, this immersive exhibition bridges reality and myth.

The exhibition features two sections: the Cultural Exhibition and the VR Immersive Experience. Explore iconic characters, vast celestial realms, legendary tales, and profound philosophy through vivid text and images. In the VR zone, transform into a monkey spirit born from Sun Wukong’s hair and experience three classic adventures—Seventy-Two Transformations, Dragon Palace Treasure Hunt, and Rebellion in Heaven—from a thrilling first-person perspective across the Three Realms.

This is not just an exhibition—it’s a journey through a thousand years of Chinese mythology. Step into the dazzling tapestry of Eastern legends, where ancient stories come alive and cutting-edge VR immerses you in the timeless wonder and boundless imagination of Chinese culture.

Step into the fantastical world of the Journey to the West, a masterpiece of classical Chinese literature, at the China Cultural Centre in Sydney. Presented in collaboration with the China National Tourist Office in Sydney and Guangxi Normal University Press Group, this immersive exhibition bridges reality and myth.

The exhibition features two sections: the Cultural Exhibition and the VR Immersive Experience. Explore iconic characters, vast celestial realms, legendary tales, and profound philosophy through vivid text and images. In the VR zone, transform into a monkey spirit born from Sun Wukong’s hair and experience three classic adventures—Seventy-Two Transformations, Dragon Palace Treasure Hunt, and Rebellion in Heaven—from a thrilling first-person perspective across the Three Realms.

This is not just an exhibition—it’s a journey through a thousand years of Chinese mythology. Step into the dazzling tapestry of Eastern legends, where ancient stories come alive and cutting-edge VR immerses you in the timeless wonder and boundless imagination of Chinese culture.

Set in 1926, young intellectual Xiao Jianqiu (Sun Daolin) takes a teaching post in a small town in Zhejiang. On the journey, he meets the widow Ms. Wen (Shangguan Yunzhu) and is moved by her plight. At a welcoming dinner, he also meets Tao Lan (Xie Fang), his old classmate’s sister, who grows to admire him. Torn between his compassion for Ms. Wen and his feelings for Tao Lan, Xiao chooses to marry Ms. Wen, sparking shock and jealousy. When Tao Lan’s admirer Qian Zhengxing (Wang Pei) offers to fund the marriage if Xiao steps aside and relinquishes Tao Lan, passions ignite, leading to an emotional confrontation.

Step into the fantastical world of the Journey to the West, a masterpiece of classical Chinese literature, at the China Cultural Centre in Sydney. Presented in collaboration with the China National Tourist Office in Sydney and Guangxi Normal University Press Group, this immersive exhibition bridges reality and myth.

The exhibition features two sections: the Cultural Exhibition and the VR Immersive Experience. Explore iconic characters, vast celestial realms, legendary tales, and profound philosophy through vivid text and images. In the VR zone, transform into a monkey spirit born from Sun Wukong’s hair and experience three classic adventures—Seventy-Two Transformations, Dragon Palace Treasure Hunt, and Rebellion in Heaven—from a thrilling first-person perspective across the Three Realms.

This is not just an exhibition—it’s a journey through a thousand years of Chinese mythology. Step into the dazzling tapestry of Eastern legends, where ancient stories come alive and cutting-edge VR immerses you in the timeless wonder and boundless imagination of Chinese culture.

Step into the fantastical world of the Journey to the West, a masterpiece of classical Chinese literature, at the China Cultural Centre in Sydney. Presented in collaboration with the China National Tourist Office in Sydney and Guangxi Normal University Press Group, this immersive exhibition bridges reality and myth.

The exhibition features two sections: the Cultural Exhibition and the VR Immersive Experience. Explore iconic characters, vast celestial realms, legendary tales, and profound philosophy through vivid text and images. In the VR zone, transform into a monkey spirit born from Sun Wukong’s hair and experience three classic adventures—Seventy-Two Transformations, Dragon Palace Treasure Hunt, and Rebellion in Heaven—from a thrilling first-person perspective across the Three Realms.

This is not just an exhibition—it’s a journey through a thousand years of Chinese mythology. Step into the dazzling tapestry of Eastern legends, where ancient stories come alive and cutting-edge VR immerses you in the timeless wonder and boundless imagination of Chinese culture.