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The Power Station of Art (PSA) has a perpetual history. It was a power station, it was an expo pavilion, and it is now the first government-owned contemporary museum, But is it how it really looks? I argue that PSA is becoming the implant portal of western ideology and a tool to control the art market. Let’s find out if it’s true.