从迪士尼到乐高 国际主题乐园“升级”东方叙事

Group 1 - The integration of Chinese elements and traditional culture into international IP theme parks reflects a global trend of openness and cultural exchange [2][3] - Shanghai LEGO Land, which opened on July 5, features attractions like the "Wukong Little Hero" themed area and the "Mini World" showcasing iconic Chinese landmarks built from LEGO bricks, emphasizing local cultural resonance [1][2] - The CEO of Merlin Entertainments highlighted that Shanghai LEGO Land combines classic LEGO experiences with rich Chinese elements, creating a destination that resonates with local visitors while maintaining global recognition [1][2] Group 2 - The collaboration between Danish designers and Chinese cultural heritage experts in creating the "Wukong Little Hero" series exemplifies a two-way cultural reconstruction rather than a one-way input [2][3] - The evolution of cultural integration in theme parks has progressed from superficial symbols to deeper narrative translations, enhancing visitor experiences [3] - The incorporation of traditional Chinese festivals and customs into theme park experiences could provide innovative ideas for local theme parks, transforming traditional culture into interactive and engaging experiences [3]