Recently, after 15 years of silence, Shougang Park’s iconic No. 3 Blast Furnace lit up again—but this time in pixels, not steel. At the Digital Revival event, guests triggered a symbolic flame on screen, celebrating the furnace’s transformation from industrial relic to a cutting-edge digital museum. 🔥💻
Stroll through the virtual halls and you’ll find:
- Interactive displays that bring steel-making history to life with AR and VR.
- Immersive projections turned old furnace bays into Instagram-worthy moments.
- Voice-guided tours in multiple languages, making it easy for everyone to explore.
For Gen Z and millennials in South and Southeast Asia, it’s more than a museum—it’s a mashup of heritage and hi-tech. Imagine exploring a former blast furnace on your smartphone or joining a digital art workshop inside the fiery heart of Beijing’s steel past. 📱✨
CGTN’s Yang Yan was on-site to capture the vibes, showing how a once-forgotten landmark can spark new conversations about culture, tech, and sustainability. Whether you’re into history, cool gadgets, or social media-worthy spots, Shougang’s digital makeover proves that old meets new can be seriously cool.
Shougang’s digital revival shows how heritage and tech can spark fresh stories—perfect for exploring the past through a futuristic lens. 🌐🔥
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
