The nation's first "zero-energy" intangible cultural heritage exhibition hall: This is the project's most eye-catching label. It utilizes cutting-edge technologies such as building-integrated photovoltaics, ground-source heat pump systems, and high-performance thermal insulation materials to minimize energy consumption, with the goal of achieving at least 100% renewable energy utilization during operation—truly becoming self-sufficient in energy.  
A deep integration of technology and culture: Beyond zero-energy technology, the hall extensively employs digital simulations, immersive interactive displays, VR/5D cinemas, and other technological means to bring ancient culture to life, creating a fresh and engaging visitor experience.  
Harmonizing with historical relics: The site was deliberately chosen beside the Ming Dynasty Great Wall ruins, adjacent to the famous Soldier Hideout Cave attraction. Through a specially designed "Eons in a Glance" viewing platform, visitors can admire the authentic Great Wall ruins as if they were a grand painting, achieving a perfect dialogue between modern architecture and historical surroundings.