[Sky Screen + Movie Viewing] From the beacon smoke of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period to the moonlight of the Tang, Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties, a giant screen stretched across the sky of Kyushu, reflecting the rise and fall of thousands of years. Every time the new moon changes, the scene of the pre-Qin Dynasty is reproduced on the screen of light - fighting and fighting, as vivid as yesterday; and above the screen, barrages from later generations come one after another, either joking or sighing, singing in harmony with the ancients across time and space.
Gradually, looking up at the sky is no longer just a spectacle, but has become a common ritual in China for five thousand years - every flash is a moment when history and modern people look at each other.
