Published on March 27, 2026
The China Art Museum in Pudong is set to unveil an innovative exhibition that promises to transport visitors into the enchanting world of mythological creatures. Launching on Tuesday, “Amazing Zhulong” will be the first immersive naked-eye 3D installation art display inspired Chinese text known as “Shan Hai Jing,” or “Classic of Mountains and Seas.”
This exhibition brings to life the legendary beings and extraordinary landscapes chronicled in this ancient manuscript, which dates back to the early centuries of Chinese civilization. “Shan Hai Jing” is revered as one of the oldest and most significant works of Chinese mythology, containing a wealth of stories about gods, dragons, and various mythical creatures that have fascinated generations.
-edge 3D technology, “Amazing Zhulong” offers an unparalleled visual experience, allowing attendees to engage with these mythical entities in a way never before possible. Short of wearing 3D glasses, visitors will be immersed in a vibrant, multidimensional space where the boundaries between the real and the mythical blur.
The main attraction will feature an impressive array of mythological figures, with Zhulong, the legendary torch dragon, serving as the centerpiece. Historically, Zhulong is believed to control light and darkness, embodying the complex interplay of nature and mythology. This interactive art installation aims to evoke a sense of wonder and exploration, allowing guests to feel as if they are stepping directly into the pages of the “Shan Hai Jing.”
Curators of the exhibition emphasize that “Amazing Zhulong” is not just an art installation, but also an educational experience. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the cultural significance of the “Shan Hai Jing” and the myths that continue to influence Chinese art and literature today.
The opening of “Amazing Zhulong” comes at a time when interest in traditional Chinese culture is experiencing a resurgence. The fusion of ancient myth with modern technology exemplifies a growing trend in how museums and cultural institutions are attempting to connect with younger audiences. With its ability to convey complex narratives through immersive experiences, this exhibition may redefine how myths are perceived and appreciated in contemporary society.
As the grand opening draws near, anticipation is building for what is expected to be a landmark event in the art world. “Amazing Zhulong” will run for an extended period, inviting individuals to rediscover the magic of Chinese mythology through a captivating 3D lens. The China Art Museum is eager to welcome art lovers, myth enthusiasts, and curious visitors alike to witness this groundbreaking display.
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