Get ready to see Auckland’s Sky Tower in a whole new light! 🎨🌕 Ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival on October 6, a stunning Chinese painting featuring Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai took over the 328-meter-high landmark.
Li Bai, one of China’s most beloved poets, is famous for verses that celebrate the moon, nature, and the joy of gathering with friends. Translating those antique brushstrokes into a modern light show, the artwork turned the Sky Tower into a giant floating scroll above Auckland’s skyline. ✨
Why does this matter? This fusion of tradition and tech shows how cultural heritage can meet urban vibes. For us young folks capturing the moment on our phones, it’s the perfect #InstaShot: imagine the full moon, the glowing tower, and Li Bai’s timeless gaze all in one frame!
Plus, it’s a reminder that festivals can bridge continents. As you munch on mooncakes and share stories with friends, a glance at the Sky Tower connects New Zealand’s city life with an age-old Chinese art form. Talk about East meets West, right? 🌏✨
Heading to the city this weekend? Don’t miss out! Tag your pics with #MidAutumnMagic and let’s celebrate heritage, creativity, and community—no matter where you are. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, everyone! 🌕🧡
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Chinese painting illuminates NZ landmark ahead of Mid-Autumn Festival
cgtn.com
