As one of the world's three major architectural traditions, ancient Chinese architecture, particularly that of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), is widely regarded as the pinnacle of wooden architectural art and engineering. Its influence has been profound across Asia, especially in Japan.  

On July 5, the Japanese edition of CGTN's latest multimedia immersive and interactive virtual exhibition, "Tang Architecture: Building Timeless Glory," is going to be exhibited at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan.  

To mark the launch of the Japanese edition, CGTN invited two distinguished experts from the fields of Japanese architecture and cultural heritage research for an in-depth discussion in Tokyo. The conversation delved into the aesthetics of Tang-dynasty architecture and its far-reaching intercultural impact.