This exhibition, in deep collaboration with the Budapest Historical Museum and Petőfi Literary Museum in Hungary, has brought in a vast array of valuable artifacts related to Petőfi, including manuscripts, portraits, bronze statues, utensils and clothing he used in his lifetime, and the first edition of the ‘Complete Poems of Petőfi’.
The core design concept of the exhibition is ‘interweaving, integration, and convergence’. Through innovative exhibition design, the exhibition showcases the legendary life of a 19th-century Hungarian poet and his profound influence on Chinese left-wing writers.
The goal of the exhibition is to immerse visitors in Petőfi’s inner world and witness the resonance between Chinese and Western literary worlds across time and space.
In terms of color usage for the overall exhibition, the exhibition hall employs seven traditional Chinese colors: carmine, labor cloth color, gold red, copper gold, hibiscus purple, light quartz purple, and light brown tea to enhance the depth and layering of the space, highlighting the unique vitality of the exhibition space.
Open from August 1st to November 30th, with specific business status subject to the conditions of the day.
