Please tell us the last exhibition you attended that you found inspiring. In the end of March, there was a very popular exhibition in Barbican Centre. The exhibition name is Strange and Familiar and they presented a plenty of British photograph by International Photographers from 1930s to present. When I went to there, I was really shocked because in the picture I saw a mass of British people who have different occupations and their daily life in fifty years ago. (the details is so interesting) Though the pictures I can know what's the facility they were used and what kinds of social environments they were lived in at that moment. Also there is illustrated the big issue like marriage of princess Anne. Personally, I really enjoy to know the historic culture and base that to think about our incredible changes. The most impressive a group of pictures are lots of young people topless and happily play on the garden, I was surprised about their mini skirts and open mind in 1960s because at the same time in china we were in the Cultural Revolution. And then I checked the information about that period and I found "after second war conservative attitudes gave way to those of more radical libertarian generation committed to fostering utopian ideals of free love". The huge difference is really inspired me. Moreover, 23 oversea photographers used their diversified and specific styles to showed different cities in Britain. I think it explained very well and gave me some general knowledge, so I am fond of this exhibition.