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The app 'Between the Beams and Columns' has launched globally on the Apple App Store, offering detailed 3D models and comprehensive documentation of Chinese ancient buildings to help users explore and understand them.

Everyone is releasing new products, so I'll join in on the fun too: Let me introduce "Between the Beams and Columns"—it's the best app about Chinese ancient architecture, now available for download in all regions worldwide on the Apple App Store. Over the past year and a half, we've photographed nearly a thousand ancient Chinese buildings, but we've always faced one challenge: How can we better present these magnificent ancient structures to everyone? That's how "Between the Beams and Columns" came about—we've combined 3D models reconstructed from real buildings, a large number of carefully shot photos, and documentary materials to help everyone better understand Chinese ancient architecture. Now, in "Between the Beams and Columns," you can explore high-precision 3D real-scene views, spatial points, architectural history, component explanations, murals, sculptures, inscriptions, epitaphs, and on-site details, truly stepping into an ancient building on your phone and understanding it as if you were reading a professional architectural monograph. Every ancient building launched on "Between the Beams and Columns" has the content density to stand alone as a professional ancient architecture monograph. We shoot tens of thousands of photos on site, striving to cover every detail of a building. And we collect nearly all credible primary documents about that ancient building to write captions for these images. Today, the first batch has gone live: Foguang Temple, Little Western Paradise, Guangsheng Upper Temple, Guangsheng Lower Temple and Water God Temple, Jindong Temple, and Nanzhen Temple. More are on the way, and by the end of next month, we should reach fifteen ancient buildings. We also hope to collaborate with more stakeholders in ancient architecture and sincerely invite more experts and scholars to join in writing documentation on ancient buildings. The app has just launched, like a new life, growing and changing every day. We hope to get everyone's feedback and suggestions to help it better capture the charm of Chinese ancient architecture. Download link:
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Everyone is releasing new products, so I’ll join in on the fun too: Let me introduce “Between the Beams and Columns”—it’s the best app about Chinese ancient architecture, now available for download in all regions worldwide on the Apple App Store.

Over the past year and a half, we’ve photographed nearly a thousand ancient Chinese buildings, but we’ve always faced one challenge: How can we better present these magnificent ancient structures to everyone? That’s how “Between the Beams and Columns” came about—we’ve combined 3D models reconstructed from real buildings, a large number of carefully shot photos, and documentary materials to help everyone better understand Chinese ancient architecture.

Now, in “Between the Beams and Columns,” you can explore high-precision 3D real-scene views, spatial points, architectural history, component explanations, murals, sculptures, inscriptions, epitaphs, and on-site details, truly stepping into an ancient building on your phone and understanding it as if you were reading a professional architectural monograph.

Every ancient building launched on “Between the Beams and Columns” has the content density to stand alone as a professional ancient architecture monograph. We shoot tens of thousands of photos on site, striving to cover every detail of a building. And we collect nearly all credible primary documents about that ancient building to write captions for these images.

Today, the first batch has gone live: Foguang Temple, Little Western Paradise, Guangsheng Upper Temple, Guangsheng Lower Temple and Water God Temple, Jindong Temple, and Nanzhen Temple. More are on the way, and by the end of next month, we should reach fifteen ancient buildings. We also hope to collaborate with more stakeholders in ancient architecture and sincerely invite more experts and scholars to join in writing documentation on ancient buildings.

The app has just launched, like a new life, growing and changing every day. We hope to get everyone’s feedback and suggestions to help it better capture the charm of Chinese ancient architecture.

Download link:

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