The oracle bone inscription "Shu" represents a fusion of "enlarged eyes" and a contorted body. They not only reflect the essence of the Sanxingdui civilization but also symbolize a bridge connecting the past and the future, as well as different dimensions of time and space. Faced with such a profound subject like Sanxingdui, designers often grapple with an irresistible impulse to innovate. However, the fields of architecture and interiors have taken a divergent path. The architect's core focus lies in the minutest details of the design, while the designer adheres to three guiding principles: patience, self-restraint, and authority. The interior design deliberately incorporates oversized artistic concrete panels, comprising a grand total of 1,696 hyperbolic panels that emulate the texture of an archaeological site. Originating from the earth and transforming into artful concrete, these panels effectively blur the boundaries between sky and land, enveloping individuals in a space where such distinctions fade away. The grand curves and expansive wall panels create a sense of insignificance in individuals, juxtaposing their smallness against the vast expanse of the space.