Huizhou Museum

Covering a total area of 23,000 square meters, Huizhou museum has a collection scale of 100,000 items upon completion, featuring 10 themed exhibition halls.

ZhouShi has designed and created specialized exhibition halls, such as the Hall of Famous Figures and the Art Museum, based on the characteristics of the building and exhibition halls, along with Huizhou's cultural traits and the archaeological value of the artifacts.

By tailoring the design to local conditions, the exhibitions aim to popularize the dissemination of information and tell stories behind the artifacts, replacing conventional decorative expressions and focusing on showcasing the cultural characteristics of Huizhou and the narratives behind its relics.

Pinghe Daya

Pinghe Daya has authentically preserved the historical appearance, using the layout of a pawn shop and the pawning process as its backdrop.

Through the restoration of bricks, tiles, and structural elements with artistic and cultural value, ZhouShi combines traditional local architectural methods with modern construction techniques to recreate the scene of "Guangzhou's Most Luxurious Pawn Shop."

This experience invites everyone to revisit the historical splendor of Nanyue and appreciate the charm of Lingnan architecture, art, and culture.

An Exhibition of World Wild Animals Specimens

In alignment with the exhibition theme "Approaching the Emotional World of Animals", ZhouShi vividly depicts what the "Animal Kingdom" truly embodies, while placing particular emphasis on the innovative concepts in ecological landscape design.

Through the meticulous creation of lifelike ecological specimens, complemented by realistic environments, music, and props, even the still specimens exude a sense of "natural wildness."

Moreover, through realistic spatial design, a vibrant and profoundly engaging animal world has been constructed.

Shenzhen Police Force Exhibition

ZhouShi designed the historical development of the Shenzhen police force, closely intertwined with significant events of our times.

It employs a documentary approach that integrates images, text, and video, delivering a panoramic visual impact complemented by a smooth exhibition layout.

ZhouShi has comprehensively showcases the persistent efforts of the Shenzhen police in tandem with the advancement of the Special Economic Zone, contributing to the social and economic development of the region.

Deng Yanda Memorial Park

The Deng Yanda Memorial Park centers on the life journey of Deng Yanda, from his upbringing to his dedication to the revolutionary cause and ultimate sacrifice for democracy.

In its overall spatial presentation, it employs a narrative technique that intertwines various threads, while its substantial design language reflects a profound distillation and summarization of the content.

Through realistic imagery and three-dimensional sculptures, it vividly conveys the core spirit of the subject matter.

The integration of revolutionary realism and romanticism serves to portray the distinctiveness of characters, enhance the functional aspect of the exhibits, and highlight Deng Yanda's charismatic personality, thus embodying the dual attributes of education and aesthetics.

Huizhou Binxing Hall

The Huizhou Binxing Hall is a product of the imperial examination system, established in 1828. It was erected by local gentry in Huizhou to support local scholars in their pursuit of success in these examinations.

The existing structure of the Huizhou Binxing Hall stands as one of the most representative ancient buildings reflecting the imperial examination system within China's rural architecture. It prominently showcases the ceremonial practices of Binxing, the historical progression of the imperial examination in Huizhou, notable scholars from Huizhou, and the history of the Binxing Hall itself, serving educational, preservational, and research functions.

This inspires audiences to engage in a more rational reflection and understanding of the historical significance of the imperial examination system.

SMALL BALLOONS, BIG DREAMS – Celebration of China’s Children Day and The dragon Boat Festival

On June 1, 2014, In celebration with Dragon Boat Festival and International Children's Day, The Guangdong Provincial Museum collaborated with Zhoushi to hold the "Small Balloons, Big Dreams" exhibition at the provincial museum with balloon artists from Singapore.

Huizhou Donghu Hotel

Over 70 years ago, when Hong Kong fell to the enemy, cultural figures such as Liao Chengzhi, He Xiangning, Liu Yazi, Zou Taofen, Mao Dun, Hu Sheng, Liao Mosha, and Hu Feng found themselves trapped in the Hong Kong region.

With the assistance of the Southern Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and the Eighth Route Army's office in Hong Kong, they courageously traversed the Japanese military blockade, navigating upstream along the Dongjiang River.

They were escorted through the Donghu Hotel - a pivotal transit point for the rescue of Hong Kong's cultural luminaries - to a secure rear base. The arrival of these cultural icons, who later illuminated the cultural and political stage, has immortalized the Donghu Hotel in the chronicles of the Communist Party's red history.

The exhibition, centering on the clandestine efforts to rescue these cultural figures at Donghu hotel, integrates nearby revolutionary sites, historical commercial districts, and the scenic West Lake area, establishing a red revolutionary cultural tourism route that promotes patriotic education and the spirit of revolution, thereby enhancing the historical and cultural brands of Huizhou.