国博“第49个展厅”将揭幕，“国博号”29日大兴机场启航

Core Viewpoint - The National Museum of China has collaborated with China Eastern Airlines to launch the "Guo Bo" themed aircraft, showcasing six iconic cultural relics in a childlike art style to promote Chinese civilization over 5,000 years [1][3]. Group 1: Exhibition Details - The aircraft features a 70-meter long display that narrates the history of Chinese civilization, including artifacts like the Four Sheep Bronze Square Zun and the Three-color Glazed Pottery Camel [5]. - The interior of the aircraft utilizes various elements such as luggage racks and seat headrest covers to display artifacts, allowing passengers to engage with history during their flight [5]. - An interactive project is included, where passengers can access videos and guided tours of the museum's exhibitions through seat screens [5]. Group 2: Aircraft and Route Information - The "Guo Bo" aircraft is a B777-300ER model (registration B-7882) that is currently in its operational prime, with an age of 8 years [7]. - The inaugural flight on September 29 will travel from Beijing Daxing to Shanghai Pudong and then to Frankfurt, with plans to expand routes to domestic and international destinations, including those along the Belt and Road Initiative [7].