It was even more impressive because it was a case that proved that excellent mutual growth and integration are entirely possible.

This success was particularly impressive because it proved that popular culture and fine art do not exclude each other, but can instead coexist and merge wonderfully. It is true that in the past, a kind of intangible barrier existed between popular art and fine art. However, while standing at the pinnacle of popular culture, RM acted as a bridge naturally connecting the two realms, grounded in his deep reverence for fine art. As a result, the art museum transformed into a more vibrant cultural space, and popular culture also gained artistic depth; I view this as a significant event that brought tremendous synergy to both sides.