Hi teacher，I have a question about this sentence ：Walking through the museum transportation you into a wonderland of glass，Is “transportation” in this sentence ture？Is a chinese English style？

this sentence from the following article👇：
set within the huge Shanghai Glassware Factory，the museum’s interior is a highly stimulating and interactive space. Walking through the museum transportation you into a wonderland of glass. The exhibits are placed in chronological order and culminate with the “Dragonfly Eye”, made during the warring states Period.

Question

Hi teacher，I have a question about this sentence ：Walking through the museum transportation you into a wonderland of glass，Is “transportation” in  this sentence ture？Is a chinese English style？

this sentence from the following article👇：
set within the huge Shanghai Glassware Factory，the museum’s interior is a highly stimulating and interactive space. Walking through the museum transportation you into a wonderland of glass. The exhibits are placed in chronological order and culminate with the “Dragonfly Eye”, made during the warring states Period.

Answer

transportation = noun
transport = verb
So: "Walking through the museum transports [or "will transport'] you into a wonderland of glass.
That sounds like a very interesting exhibit!

Answer

It's just plain wrong. Correct as Lisa suggests.

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