Changzhou MixC also has its own "Tree of Life"!

Artist Zhong Weiguang used southern trees as the bones and the moment of boiling water brewing tea as the inspiration to create this dynamic sculpture. It is a study, reflection, and response to the local context of Changzhou Tea Mountain, as well as a sincere blessing to this land. The work depicts a towering tree in a majestic form, standing amidst cold flowing water. The mirror-polished metal texture and smooth lines add modern aesthetic features to it. Sixteen huge leaves rotate with the wind, like tea leaves stretching in the water, or the curling steam above the tea cup, reflecting a brilliant light in the sun. Since Changzhou MixC opened more than five months ago, it has brought a different experience to the Changzhou market, not only from multiple first stores, but also from the research and expansion of urban aesthetics. The complex is no longer just an ordinary commercial body, but also a place that can bring local consumers a sense of urban aesthetics and feel the charm of art. We also look forward to more such complexes in the future.