高考季到，北京国子监里文创“热”

Core Insights - The article highlights the increasing foot traffic at the Confucius Temple and the Guozijian Museum as parents bring their children to seek good fortune before the college entrance examination [1] - The Guozijian, established during the Yuan Dynasty, is recognized as China's highest ancient academy and has a cultural legacy spanning over 700 years [1] - The museum's cultural and creative space has introduced new products aimed at students preparing for exams, with a focus on traditional themes and symbols of success [1][2] Group 1 - The Guozijian serves as a historical site where many scholars aspired to achieve success through the imperial examination system, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge [1] - The cultural space has launched eight new creative products, totaling approximately 160 available items, with popular items including the "Gold List Title" sachets and decorative fridge magnets [1] - The newly launched "Success on Horseback" fridge magnet features a design that symbolizes success and is intended to serve both as a decorative item and a stress-relief object [1] Group 2 - The "Gold List Title" fridge magnet is designed in the form of a flip book, representing the concept of being listed among successful candidates in the imperial examination [2] - The product incorporates traditional elements, such as the crane pattern from the attire of top scholars, and allows users to sign their names, symbolizing their aspirations for academic success [2] - The initiative aims to bless students pursuing their dreams and encourages visits to the Guozijian to experience its historical significance [2]