Located in Kaohsiung City, the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum is a popular tourist attraction during the Asian Lunar New Year, drawing ceaseless crowds of visitors. In response to the lunar holidays, events such as the bell-ringing prayer event held by the museum since the Lunar New Year's Eve and the “Lights of Wisdom – 3D light-sculpting and firework shows” displayed every night offered stunning excitement and attracted crowds of visitors to experience the beauty of Delta's projection art.

This year once again, Fo Guang Shan partnered with Delta to host the 3D light-sculpting projection show that continued for 17 days since lunar New Year's Day (February 16) to March 14, turning the light-projected museum into an illuminous icon that shines the lights of wisdom over the entire Fo Guang Shan. Employing the highly-sophisticated seamless fusion technology, Delta managed to integrate eight 20,000-lumen theater-grade projectors and eight 18,000 high-lumen projectors with professional multimedia control technology and software, turning various lighting toward the museum building and pagodas. Accompanied by radiating laser beams and touching music and firework displays, the show became a major spectacle not to be missed. With a theme of equal emphasis on the environment and holiday atmosphere for this year, the show incorporated the unique colorful ethnic peacock dance from Yunnan for the first time, manifesting a scene of prosperity and luck through a more exuberant and luscious audio and visual effect. As the peacock opened its tails with glittering colorful lights in all directions, the viewers were stunned with endless acclaims and jubilation.

Fo Guang Shan cooperated with Delta once again, creating the Lights of Wisdom – 3D light-sculpting and firework shows