Spark ignites the prairie red agate necklace

1997 Hong Kong Returns: Star Contract in the Victoria Harbour Night Sky
Before the handover ceremony between the Chinese and British governments, the Beijing Jade Carving Factory used 1997 pieces of red agate from the Greater Bay Area to assemble the "Guixin" star map, hiding quantum encryption patterns of Bauhinia flowers. This artwork with a diameter of 2.6 meters is currently suspended in the dome of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Every July 1st, sunlight from a specific angle projects a holographic projection of the preamble to the Basic Law on the ground, with an error rate of less than 0.1997 millimeters.

Refactoring the Eastern Red, Reflecting the Growing Rings Together

Every red agate is a witness to the accumulation of thousands of years, not a subversion of design, but a continuation and growth of the beauty about red agate. From an "observer" to a "builder", everyone is a stakeholder in the reconstruction of civilization.

Lucky Venus, the star has been a guiding symbol in the night sky since ancient times. Its golden light symbolizes hope and redemption, and in times of adversity, it represents the "beacon in the darkness", conveying positive and warm energy.

From the vermilion lacquered wooden bowls of the Neolithic Age to the golden glazed tiles of Tiananmen Gate Tower, red and gold have always been the spiritual color of Chinese civilization. These two colors are not only visual symbols, but also ideological carriers that run through the 5000 year history of civilization, constructing cultural identity in the dual dimensions of tradition and modernity, folk and state.