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中国的博物馆正通过创新体验吸引年轻一代,从讲述文物故事到科技互动,种种举措让历史与文化焕发新生。让我们一起来了解一下吧!
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Museums in China keep up with young people with fresh experience
For Liu Ziqi, an eight-year-old museum lover in Beijing, this winter vacation has proved a rather busy one, as she made a to-go list for newly opened exhibitions(展览) in the capital of China. During the seven-day Spring Festival holiday starting from January 21, museums in Beijing received 1.01 million visitors, 34 per cent up year on year, according to Beijing Municipal Cultural Heritage Bureau(北京市文物局). Like Liu, more and more young people, some not necessarily big fans of museums, choose to spend some of their spare time in a museum.
Collaborations(合作)
Collaborations between museums and arts organizations help young people get closer to the relics(文物) by telling the stories behind them.
"Harmonious Co-existence(和谐共存)", the first exhibition held jointly(共同地) by the two museums in recent years is a great example. Including over 400 exhibits, from picture scrolls depicting(描绘) ancient Chinese legends to copies of philosophical classics(哲学经典), it elaborates(阐述) on the historical origins of the concepts of "harmony" and "unity", which are rooted in the Chinese culture.
Communication
"More and more visitors began asking questions," Bai Xuesong, a professional museum guide at Xi'an Beilin Museum said, adding that this shows a change in the relationship between guides and visitors—from "teaching" to communication and learning.
New technologies including AI and VR also enable museums in China to make a change from
simply showing artifacts(手工艺品) to actively engaging with(与……建立联系) visitors.
"I saw the roof decorations for the Tang Dynasty palace," said Liu. "It feels like travelling back to the Tang Dynasty. Now I feel closer to history."
Integrations(整合)
"For young people, intellectual(智力的) and cultural activities are becoming an important part of their lives," said Jin Jiangbo, vice president(副院长) of the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts, explaining reasons behind people's growing interest in museums.
Such integrations are changing museums from simply places of public cultural education into places which offer young people public service centres and also meet the needs of those who want to know more about different kinds of culture.
The museums are changing their forms to attract more people. No matter how they change, there's one thing that won't change: Behind the popularity is people's positive attitude toward the country's development and their understanding of and growing confidence in national culture.
Museums in China keep up with young people with fresh experience
Introduction* The number of visits to museums in Beijing became much

bigger/larger

during the Spring Festival holiday.
One of the most popular

activities

for young people is to visit exhibitions in museums when they have spare time.|

WaysCollaborations* With the help of collaborations, young people have a

closer/deeper

understanding of the stories behind the relics.
"Harmonious Co-existence" exhibition explains how the concepts "harmony" and "unity" are

rooted

in the Chinese culture.|
Communication* Visitors may have questions in mind so they would like to

communicate

with the guides.
Thanks to the technologies, museums can engage with visitors

instead

of simply showing artifacts to them. As a result, visitors feel closer to history.|
Integrations* Nowadays, intellectual activities and cultural activities are both

important

to young people.
Museums are turning themselves into centres which can

provide

cultural education and public service centres for young people.|
Conclusion* Museums are on the way to look for new forms to

attract/catch/draw

more people's attention.
China's enjoying all-round development because all Chinese are

confident

in China's future and culture.|
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