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Visit YouTube to see the guide to the sound walk from a first-person perspective: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVsWMxVgK0U Visit my website to write a reflection and find out more about the scripts: http://23.230.134.45/ Visit my Podcast to listen to Soundwalk on Spotify. https://open.spotify.com/show/210VwCBaV0ixnkQqdOmRCK?si=2d16f97ed0e74e16 ​“Sound from 1937” use soundscape and “hot interpretation” to create a sound walk at the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall， alongside with establishing an interactive website with a community, promote critical and reflective thinking about the nature of conflict and war, and encourage participants to discuss and commemorate this dark period of history from a variety of perspectives. eventually raise awareness of the Nanjing Massacre among young people aged 18-25.

Walk through a Timescape: Your feet here: in randomly chosen locations - selected by pins dropping on a map in a classroom. Your ears back in time: immersed in sounds that mix memories and questions triggered by the locations. Real time sound recordings at the time of Summer Solstice mixed with sounds of significance to each student provide an archive of a moment in time during Playshop 2023. A walk by Design Students of Playshop, B16. Each sound is authored by a different student. For ease of listening download the walk to your phone before starting.

This journey was recorded and designed under raining weather in City of Suzhou, it is a design journey that aims to lead experiencer through the traditional Chinese garden - The Surging Waves pavilion while enjoying listen to dynamic, altering amount of rain drop on the garden's different but classic elements. Meanwhile, walking through a continuous space that connects interior and exterior - a "In between" space that contains natural exterior elements such as rocks, plants and water; and artificial interior elements such as walls, corridors and houses generating together in an overall opening form.The combination of sound and space experience aims to provide my listener an unique experience.

The soundscape experience is immersed in the forest and reflects the impact of the manufacturing industry on animals, who protest against human entry.

Walking in a long uninhabited residential area in Nantong, Jiangsu Province, China. With a cat call, the neighborhood began to change. Time seems to have gone back in time.

Yueyang Tower is a historical structure which was built in the year 220 AD. It locates in a southern city of China--Yueyang. Yueyang Tower became famous because a lot poets had written poetries for it in ancient China, and there is wonderful landscape around it.

When the park is replaced by a several apartment building, how will the sounds that people hear change? The sound of the wind blowing through the leaves, the strange chirping of different kinds of birds, the laughter and chatting of people when they are hanging around in the park, the pleasant, warm sounds of nature will become the cold, regular mechanical sounds of appliances operating. When you hear this soundtrack, you are in the park and the soundtrack could let people hear change from nature to the city.(Please ensure you use headphones, the experience should start at 2:30pm)

From the corner of the intersection, the sound of engines roaring, sirens honking, and machinery operating all convey the consumption and passing of energy as you cross the crosswalk. Crossing another crosswalk, sounds from the past begin to resonate. The sound of steel crashing and cutting shows how buildings are built and bears witness to the resources and energy it takes to create a city.

Luopu Park is the largest and longest park in Luoyang. It located on both sides of Luo River. It runs through many parts of the city. Luopu is free for people all around years. There are many different types of playgrounds. People can use them freely for different activities. You can feel the change of seasons here. Feel the state of people's activities in nature. The sounds of human activity in nature are very interesting. Let's experience this park together.