藏经洞发现125年 敦煌文物在数字世界“重聚”

Core Viewpoint - The "Digital Cave of Scriptures" database platform was launched in Dunhuang, Gansu, marking the 125th anniversary of the discovery of the Mogao Caves' Cave of Scriptures, aiming to reunite lost Dunhuang artifacts in the digital realm [1][2]. Group 1: Platform Overview - The platform integrates digital resources of artifacts from the Cave of Scriptures, facilitating the digital restoration of lost Dunhuang artifacts [1]. - It features over 9,900 scrolls and more than 60,700 images, with content recognition exceeding 8.4 million words [1]. Group 2: Collaborative Efforts - The establishment of the platform is a result of collaboration among various domestic and international institutions, including the British Museum and the National Library of France [2]. - Nearly 20 domestic institutions, such as the National Library of China and the Shanghai Library, have signed agreements to share their collections of Dunhuang artifacts [2]. Group 3: Future Development - The "Digital Cave of Scriptures" database platform will continue to attract participation from various countries and institutions, promoting joint planning and shared outcomes [3].