The project focuses on the bamboo plant, symbol of chinese culture and focal element amidst taoist values. The work centers, in fact, on taoist theories about the relationship between man and nature, built around the concepts of mutual exchange and balance and always featuring a great sense of mystery.

According to the taoist creed, the bamboo plant incarnates a type of natural order that should inspire humankind and in which the general system of universal structures is reflected. The golden bamboos that constitute this work, assembled by mortise and tenon joints, represent a 30-year-long research that Weibing Liu has carried on at the feet of mount Qingcheng, cradle of taoism in China. In this evocative space, surrounded by nature, the architect has reflected about the connection among the local spiritual heritage, the temples that were built there over the centuries and the forests that surround everything.