The beauty that is difficult to capture with a camera.

It's hard for me to capture the beautiful scenery I see with just my phone. When I first entered the exhibition, I saw the sea of flowers projected on the walls and floor, and the fragrance of flowers in the air, and didn't think there was anything special about this exhibition. But the various small rooms are the real highlights. Rooms where countless strings of LED lights hang from the ceiling, forming scenes like rain, starry rivers, and space travel as the lights change rhythmically. Rooms with orange-yellow bulbs hanging at different heights, creating a sense of depth. A room of flower seas that you reach after passing through darkness. The projections in the corridors also change slowly over time, so you might see different scenes when you return to the same spot after a while. It's a great place for taking photos, but also a place that tests your photography skills. My friend and I spent about an hour here, and it felt like spending another hour wouldn't be a problem. We decided to go on a whim that day and were lucky to get tickets for around 4 PM in the afternoon. During peak tourist seasons, you might need to buy tickets even earlier.