MOFA Spokesperson Mao Ning Showcases Chengdu’s Digital Art Marvel to the World. Silkroad Visual Stuns the Global Stage with Digital Art
Recently, Mao Ning, spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), shared a video on international social media platforms highlighting the modern charm of Chinese airports, enthusiastically inviting global travelers to “visit China and see for themselves.”
In the footage featuring Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport, a strikingly lifelike giant panda captivated viewers—a glasses-free 3D digital art masterpiece created by Silkroad Visual. This innovation exemplifies the company’s fusion of technical ingenuity and artistic vision, transforming public spaces into immersive storytelling platforms.
In the video, an adorable giant panda is seen curled up lazily, its ear tips quivering with each breath. When a fluttering butterfly enters the frame, the panda’s clumsy attempts to catch it draw laughter from passing travelers.
Silkroad Visual’s team harnessed industry-leading digital content development expertise to recreate the panda’s fur with a subtle sheen under natural lighting and animate its breathing with lifelike rhythm, infusing the virtual creature with a vitality that rivals reality.
▲Detail presentation of giant pandas
The viral spread of this MOFA-endorsed video underscores the universal language of digital art. As Chengdu’s panda leaps beyond dimensional boundaries into global consciousness, it sparks a technologically empowered cultural dialogue.
This aligns perfectly with Silkroad Visual’s mission—deconstructing traditions through innovation and redefining narratives with digital creativity, allowing Chinese culture to resonate worldwide in the digital age.
Moving forward, we will continue to explore the symbiosis of technology and culture, embedding "tangible cultural DNA" into urban landmarks. Every bloom of digital art will serve as a poetic footnote for the world to better understand China.
