751 Live 3D Museum

After reading online reviews, I decided to visit the interactive art venue at 751 District PARK Fashion Design Plaza, which features a fusion of 3D digital technology and art. The 3D effect was quite good and highly recommended. My daughter loves taking photos, so there were sample photos on site for her to follow.

Tickets purchased online can only be used 2 hours later. There was a Korean snack exhibition just in time. Let's eat before going in. The sausages and fried rice cakes are delicious. After eating, it's still not time. A guy kindly redeemed the admission ticket in advance. It's a bit cold inside. Wear more clothes. He will teach you how to take pictures 🉑️ Make some exaggerated expressions

This place is very suitable for bringing children to play. The attractions inside are very unique and challenging at the same time. Many of the creative patterns and shapes are new to the children. They are very happy and curious when they see them. Some of them are a bit thrilling and scary. This is where the fun and happiness lies. If I have the chance, I will definitely go there again.

I came to the living 3D museum with great expectations, but the whole visit process was disappointing. If it is just for the purpose of punching in and taking photos to present the 3D effect, there is still a little bit of film here. However, this is a museum after all, and it cannot be supported by this alone. From the actual exhibition content, there is really no sincerity. The so-called 3D effect is so low-cost that it is shocking. It is just a few walls painted with colored paint, and a little color extending from the wall, which constitutes the main content of the entire exhibition. This is a world of difference compared to those exhibitions that are truly carefully built and full of technological content. The ticket checking method is to scan the code to issue tickets, just like a movie theater, without any uniqueness that a museum should have. Maybe it’s because I have seen too many exhibitions with real content before, and I can’t feel the fun and experience here at all. The whole visit process is like a horse-drawn tour, and I can’t wait to get out in less than 30 minutes. And there is a damp and cold feeling in the museum, which makes people feel very uncomfortable. What is even more incomprehensible is that there are no hooks in the toilets inside. This lack of detail also reflects the carelessness of the entire museum in management and service. , a double ticket costs 98 yuan, which is completely inconsistent with the experience. It really feels very worthless to spend so much money to visit here. I don’t recommend everyone to come to this living 3D museum unless you just want to find a place to take a few photos and have no requirements for the exhibition content and experience. I hope the museum can improve and truly make meaningful and valuable exhibitions.

The museum was opened after the epidemic. Although it is located on the edge of the 798 Art District, there are still many people coming here to play. Especially parents bring their children to play. The museum is actually equivalent to a photo studio. On the tour route, the walls and the ground on both sides, and the door openings through which you pass are painted in different areas. Some people can take pictures with these paintings. Because the layers are paid special attention to in the paintings, the photos taken feel like three-dimensional, which will produce a visual illusion. Moreover, these paintings are specially designed and very interesting, so they not only attract children, but also adults. In every place where you can take pictures, the museum warmly puts demonstration photos for tourists to refer to. As long as you shoot according to the demonstration in the picture, you can get very interesting photos. It is best to play here with two people, otherwise it is difficult to take selfies alone.

The first time I knew about this place was in a netizen's photo album in 2013. I was shocked by the synthesized photos and asked where it was. My friend only gave a general answer that it was in 798 and it was free. So for me, a migrant worker in Beijing, a must-visit attraction "798" came to my mind. In 2014, I came here with another friend and walked around for a day, but I couldn't find it. Many years later, when I finally found it, it had become charged and not cheap. Because I don't like taking pictures, there is no need to go in (I have been to other 3D attractions before). This year's annual ticket happened to be free once, so I came to experience it. It's not small inside, with dozens of different scenes. Looking at the sample photos in the museum, it is far less impactful than before, and I was alone, so I took a few background photos and left. Taking 3D effect photos requires a little bit of the photographer, and the requirements for the photographed are almost the same as those for professional actors. Exaggerated movements and exaggerated expressions can be organically integrated into the picture, otherwise there will be no effect.

Not bad, I was quite impressed with the Sichuan Pavilion, the giant pandas are so cute. But the garden is so huge, the tour group had to return at 3pm. I only visited the Chinese exhibition area, and almost didn't visit the world exhibition area, nor did I watch the parade. It was a pity. Also, there were so many people during the Dragon Boat Festival, and we had to queue for a long time to enter the Chinese Pavilion and the International Pavilion. I suggest that you go to see it on non-designated days, otherwise queuing will waste a lot of precious time. Try to wear a pair of sports shoes, walking is tiring.