【At the Guangzhou Cultural Center, see how thousand-year-old sculptures "come alive" into art! 】

【🔮At the Guangzhou Cultural Center, see how thousand-year-old sculptures "come alive" into art! 】 When the carving knife cuts across the ivory, the thousand-year-old skill awakens at the fingertips—— The "Fairy Craftsmanship" carving exhibition at the new Guangzhou Cultural Center allows you to witness the magic of intangible cultural heritage with your own eyes! ✨ 🌟Must-see highlights: ✅ The museum's treasure "25-layer hollow ivory ball", as thin as a cicada's wing but rotating layer by layer ✅ A miniature version of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" carved by craftsmen in the Qing Dynasty using the "ghost ball" technique ✅ The out-of-print ivory carvings made by modern masters using mammoth ivory reveal an amber halo under light and shadow 🗺️Recommended exploration routes: 1️⃣ Panoramic terrace of the Central Pavilion: overlooking the entire Lingnan Garden, check in the magical camera position that blends the ancient and modern 2️⃣ Hanmo Garden Sculpture Gallery: Touch the delicate texture of century-old boxwood carvings and feel the breath of wood 3️⃣ Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshop Experience Area: Try carving Cantonese-style window grilles yourself, the vibration of the carving knife is super relaxing! 🚌Transportation Tips: 📍Address: No. 288 Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District (7 minutes walk from Exit B of Datang Station on Metro Line 3) 🚗Self-driving tips: There are no public parking spaces in the museum! It is recommended to park at the "Haizhu Lake Parking Lot" and walk for 10 minutes 💡Hidden gameplay: 🔸At 3pm, I met an intangible cultural heritage inheritor carving jade on the spot. I could ask questions and get some carving tips! 🔹Wear Hanfu and take photos in Quyi Garden, with the wooden carved windows as the background to create blockbuster photos