This 600-meter-long corridor of cherry blossoms is Luojia Mountain's ode to spring. From the first tree planted in the 1930s to AI-powered light shows that choreograph 3D holographic petals, Wuhan University's Cherry Blossom Avenue bridges nature and tech across a century. Witness autonomous shuttles gliding under BeiDou navigation, AR guides unlocking the "Luojia Blossom Archive" via tree-scanning, and student poets weaving verses as crowdsourced lyrics bloom on projection walls – all guarded by Unitree's robotic caretakers. Here, history's whispers meet algorithms: a blossom transforms into a cultural cipher, a data node, and a viral spectacle. In China's living innovation lab, cherry blossoms root tradition in silicon soil, proving that poetry and code share the same spring.