Running from August 1 to September 5, the CRYBABY Tears & Courage Beijing Exhibition is being held at Central Station in Beijing’s Langyuan Station. Themed “Letting Go & Holding on”, the exhibition spans more than 3,800 square meters, making it the world’s largest CRYBABY exhibition to date. It also marks the first appearance of CRYBABY’s special guest characters.
The Beijing exhibition brings together three iconic characters: CRYBABY, CRYBUNNY and CRYTEDDY, to explore the delicate balance between letting go of pain and holding on to hope. It takes visitors on an emotional journey of falling, reflecting, and rising again.
The venue houses giant ball pits, where visitors can immerse themselves in a sea of balls in three different colors, featuring tearful smiles. Each color represents a different emotion: gentle protection, heartfelt courage, and lighthearted freedom. Surrounded by these installations as a metaphor, visitors are encouraged to look inward and engage in a meaningful conversation with themselves.
The exhibition also offers a range of interactive activities for you to try out. You can search for hidden clues and collect exclusive emotion stamps through two activities: “Tear Drop Treasure Hunt” (泪滴寻宝) and “Mood Collection Project” (情绪收集计划). Those who complete certain challenges may redeem gifts at the “Courage Reward Counter” (勇气领奖处). POP BAKERY has also set up an “Emotional Refresh Station” on-site, offering desserts including ice cream, cookies and chocolate inspired by the characters.
This Beijing exhibition has another special surprise. On weekends during its opening period, visitors will get the chance to meet and interact with CRYBABY’s special guests, marking their debut worldwide.
CRYBABY was created by Thai artist Molly in 2017 to encourage people to embrace their true feelings, let out genuine emotions and move forward bravely. Since its launch, CRYBABY has won massive affection from audiences worldwide through its signature “storytelling through tears”, evolving into a globally popular brand that transcends cultures and regions.
(Source: Beijing Fabu)