By / Scenic Spots Family (compiled report)
The "Go Your Own Way to the South Pole" exhibition has grandly opened at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park. This exhibition recreates the environments of polar gales, ice hummocks, and snowy terrains, using cutting-edge technology to build distinctive interactive landscapes, and has even planned a "dog sled towing experience," allowing visitors to get a real feel for Antarctica without actually going there.
Expedition leader Liu Boyuan and two adventurous youths, as well as the masterminds behind the project. (Photo / Scenic Spots Family, Liao Weiren)
To recreate the conditions of the Antarctic expedition, the exhibition features reconstructed ice hummocks, crevasses, and strong winds, alongside displays of the equipment used by team members and their written accounts and visual records, taking visitors on a journey back to Antarctica along the expedition team’s path.
Many of the tools actually used in Antarctica are on display at the venue. (Photo / Scenic Spots Family, Liao Weiren)
Reflecting the mental and physical challenges of adventure, the exhibition area includes numerous designs that require visitors to move their bodies to engage with the content, helping them empathetically understand the extreme environment of the South Pole.
A bicycle ridden in polar conditions. (Photo / Scenic Spots Family, Liao Weiren)
From the intense light and wind at the entrance, to six uniquely shaped ice hummocks around 120 cm tall within the exhibition area, and a 40-meter Antarctic projection zone, to towing a 50-kilogram sled—visitors can deeply immerse themselves in the adventure of Antarctica.
Moving forward while towing equipment weighing up to 50 kilograms in polar regions. (Photo / Scenic Spots Family, Liao Weiren)
In addition, the exhibition showcases precious footage from Antarctica, as well as polar diaries written by two young explorers, Lin Yuxuan and Wu ?ru, and a protective talisman shared by You Sheng.
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