Group photo of lecture

Ms. Mira Hu, the lecture host as well as lecturer of CCM Programme, introduced the original intention of the course and its guest lecture. She said that the Principles of Exhibition Design Free Elective Course is mainly for students who do not major in CCM but are interested in space design. The course helps students build a cognitive framework by teaching basic theories, and then shares specific practical skills and case studies through guest lectures. She hoped that students could seize the opportunity of lecture to absorb knowledge and have a more comprehensive understanding of the exhibition industry. She also presented a certificate of appreciation and souvenir to Mr. SU for expressing her gratitude.

Ms. Mira Hu presented a certificate of appreciation and souvenir to Mr. Guoliang SU.

During the lecture, Mr. SU used China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair (ICIF) as the main case to explain the exhibition process, important procedures and execution points, and shared well-known exhibition cases at home and abroad. His humorous language and interesting cases attracted students to listen carefully and even smiled knowingly from time to time.

Mr. Su shared a large number of interesting cases in the lecture, attracting students to listen carefully.

During the Q&A session and breaks in the lecture, the students actively raised questions about the current status of exhibition industry and career planning, etc. Mr. Su answered the questions based on his personal experience, and reminded students to have both a perceptual artistic sense and a rational management thinking when curating exhibitions. The students were all grateful to this fruitful lecture as well as valuable guidance, which gave them a better understanding of the exhibition industry and the underlying logic of cultural management.

Students actively raised questions about the current status of exhibition industry and career planning, etc. Mr. Su answered the questions based on his personal experience.

Text and images: Doris XIE