The Qiehua New Garden Flight Cinema Debuts, Marking a New Chapter in Cultural and Tourism Collaboration Between China and Singapore.

Under the 27,600-square-meter architectural dome, Nanyang’s charm and Qilu culture are sparking a dazzling fusion.

On the north bank of the Yellow River in Jinan, a new urban landmark where ecology and culture seamlessly blend has emerged. The Que Shan Ecological and Cultural Zone is situated along the central scenic green axis of Jinan’s New and Old Kinetic Energy Conversion Pilot Zone. It is bordered to the east by Quehua East Road, to the west by Quehua West Road, to the south by Zhanggongliu Avenue, and to the north by Huanghe Avenue. This zone serves as an important showcase of the pilot zone’s distinctive ecological and cultural characteristics.

As the project’s core, Quehua Sino-Singaporean New Garden is the nation’s first Sino-Singaporean cooperative greenhouse garden and exploration experience center, featuring a transparent “crystal palace” constructed with a glass dome and soaring high ceilings.

China-Singaporean Cooperation: The Wisdom of Both Countries Paints an Ecological Masterpiece.

The Quehua New Garden is not only an important cultural and tourism project operated by Singapore’s Keppel Corporation in China, but also an innovative practice that deepens cooperation between China and Singapore in the fields of culture, tourism, and ecology.

The project is anchored in the core values of “innovative settings, novel experiences, and cutting-edge culture,” leveraging Singapore’s craftsmanship and tropical vitality to empower Quancheng. By seamlessly integrating the cultural textures of both regions, it creates a multifaceted cultural and leisure destination that combines greenhouse gardens, digital interactions, and South Seas-inspired ambiance.

The park is bustling with excitement—South Seas flair ignites the enthusiasm of Quancheng.

Since its opening, Quehua Middle School New Campus has maintained a steady and high level of visitor traffic.

According to official reports, during the 8-day opening celebration, the venue attracted a total of 230,000 visitors, with peak daily attendance exceeding 50,000. It has become a new cultural and tourism hotspot not only for Jinan but also for Shandong Province.

Technology Empowers: Robotic Arm Flight Cinema Reshapes Cultural and Tourism Experiences

As an innovator in the domestic cultural and tourism equipment sector, Boren Culture has always adhered to the mission of "Culture + Technology, Creating Happiness with Heart," continuously driving the iterative upgrades of large-scale amusement rides.

The robotic-arm flying cinema now unveiled at the Quehua Zhongxin Garden in Jinan is a sincere creation that represents a comprehensive breakthrough—from mechanical design and motion control to immersive experience—built upon years of technological accumulation and user feedback.

Completely upgraded, technology empowers the experience.

The transition experience has been comprehensively optimized. With a swift 4-second transition combined with a dual-stage displacement design, visitors can quickly enter the core area of the dome screen and enjoy an immersive 360° panoramic experience.

Operational stability has been significantly enhanced, and a vibration suppression system is integrated to ensure excellent stability even under full-load conditions.

The safety system has been humanely upgraded with a hydraulic, limit-free locking mechanism that flexibly accommodates passengers of different body types, enhancing riding comfort.

The special effects experience features precise synchronization and an innovative, relatively static effects system, ensuring that elements such as wind, water, and scents are highly aligned with the film’s plot.

Low-carbon, smart, and sustainable concepts are leading the future of cities.

The construction and operation of the Quehua New Park represent a model of integrated cultural, commercial, and tourism development under the framework of China-Singaporean strategic cooperation. The project not only introduces Singapore’s advanced park planning concepts and sustainable operational expertise but also achieves deep cultural integration between the two regions through such approaches as embedding cultural symbols and co-creating diverse business formats. Jinan, as an important representative of Confucian culture and the Yellow River civilization, collides with and complements Singapore’s maritime culture and modern urban flair, together endowing the project with a unique brand appeal.

The addition of the flying cinema further enriches the dimension of this cultural fusion, allowing visitors to experience thrilling adventures while also appreciating the allure of cultural innovation through technological means.

With the official opening of the robotic-arm flying cinema, the cultural and tourism experience at Quehua New China Park will greet visitors with a richer, brand-new look. This eco-cultural complex, located on the north bank of the Yellow River, is not only reshaping Jinan’s urban cultural and tourism landscape but also serving as a unique window for both domestic and international tourists to appreciate the fusion of Chinese and Singaporean cultures.

Future

This new cultural and tourism landmark, which brings together the wisdom of China and Singapore.

Will continue to unleash its unique charm.

Injecting new vitality into Jinan's cultural and tourism industry.

Opening a New Chapter in China-Singapore Cooperation