Lingtong Environmental Friendly Exhibition System to create a beautiful "Canal Intangible Heritage Exhibition"

On the evening of September 25, 2021, the third Grand Canal Culture and Tourism Expo (hereinafter referred to as the "Expo") successfully concluded at the Suzhou International Expo Center.

The 4 days of this year's International Sports Expo will focus on the theme of "integration, innovation and sharing", and create a platform for the integration of cultural and tourism development in cities along the Grand Canal, a platform for the promotion of cultural tourism boutiques, and beauty in the form of exhibitions, theme forums, and special activities. Life sharing platform, widely spreading the culture of the Grand Canal. A total of six themed exhibition areas are the "Canal City Cultural Tourism Boutique Exhibition", "The Silk Road and the Canal Encounter International Exhibition", "Canal Intangible Heritage Exhibition", "Canal Featured Tourism Products Exhibition", "Canal Food Exhibition", And the "Canal Cultural and Creative Industry Exhibition".

Among them, the canal intangible cultural heritage exhibition area mainly systematically displays the intangible cultural heritage protection achievements of the Grand Canal Cultural Belt, and promotes the creative transformation and innovative development of excellent traditional culture along the Grand Canal. The exhibition area covers a total area of ??3,800 square meters. Thanks to the trust and support of the curatorial unit, the main construction of the Grand Canal Intangible Heritage Exhibition Area this time is all completed by the Lingtong Exhibition Service Team.

The booth was constructed with aluminum alloy square pillars with environmentally friendly thermal transfer fabrics on the exterior walls of the exhibition area, combined with the design concept of the curator’s commitment to creating the "Intangible Heritage Grand View Garden", supplemented by the special shape of part of the wooden structure, highlighting the "Suzhou Garden" Construction features, moving to different places to display the cultural achievements of the intangible heritage protection of the Grand Canal.

With a total booth area of 3800 square meters, with the theme of "Entering Intangible Heritage, Feeling Life", six sections of "Eating, Housing, Traveling, Traveling, Shopping, and Entertainment" have been set up to allow visitors to travel through the various intangible cultural heritage. "Live" scene. The Lingtong team took 3 and a half days to build the exhibition, laying the "Grand View Garden" with an environmentally friendly, fast and beautiful external structure base, combined with diversified scene layouts and intangible heritage exhibitions, making the entire "Canal Intangible Heritage Exhibition" finally handed over. Satisfactory answer sheet!