Fudan Old Bookstore — Digital Heritage
AcademicDigital heritageSpatial narrative

Digital heritage around the bookstore’s spatial memory and book-hunting ritual, made with Urban China as the physical site neared closure (November 2021). The H5 stays light and mobile-first so the experience matches the shop’s low-friction, inclusive character.
Context
Walking routes and trigger placement follow real curiosity: hotspots cluster where people linger, instead of scattering interaction evenly across the floor (which would flatten the “search” rhythm).
What I built
- H5 walkthrough — gesture-led exploration; trigger zones at the corner shelf, counter, and travel line, tied to newspapers, old-book imagery, and shopkeeper stories
- Field research outputs — co-authored handbook and commentary for Urban China



Proof / links
- Walkthrough: Open H5 — third-party host; availability may vary
- Article: Urban China (WeChat)
- Handbook: Investigation manual (WeChat)
Collaborators & credits
“An Old Place That’s Always Fresh: The Unique Community Value of Fudan Second-hand Bookstores” — co-authored with Wang Jiaqi; Urban China official account and magazine issue 92.
Tech
Blender (spatial references) · ih5 (H5 authoring)