杭博跨年展“一苇杭之”正式启幕

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition "A Feather in Hangzhou - Exhibition of Ming and Qing Ancient Books" at the Hangzhou Museum showcases the historical significance and artistic value of ancient texts, featuring six rare ancient books included in the National Precious Ancient Books Directory for the first time to the public [1][2]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is divided into four main sections: "Learning from the Ancients - Initial Understanding of Ancient Books," "Investigating Things to Attain Knowledge - The Artistic Form of Ancient Books," "Diverse Schools - Characteristics of Ming and Qing Book Printing," and "Culture Resides Here - The Publication and Narrative of Ancient Books in Hangzhou" [1]. - Six ancient book treasures from the museum's collection, which are part of the National Precious Ancient Books Directory, will be displayed, highlighting their rarity and historical importance [2]. Group 2: National Precious Ancient Books Directory - The National Precious Ancient Books Directory is an authoritative list approved by the State Council, aimed at systematically identifying, protecting, and inheriting the essence of Chinese ancient books, with strict selection criteria focusing on age, rarity, textual significance, and unique craftsmanship [2]. - As of now, a total of 13,026 ancient books have been included in this directory, with seven from the Hangzhou Museum being part of the second batch, and six of these will be exhibited [2]. Group 3: Exhibition Experience - The exhibition design incorporates thoughtful elements to enhance the aesthetic experience of ancient books, maintaining a "restrained bookish atmosphere" while using contemporary expressions to convey the beauty of ancient book formats [2]. - Three immersive experience scenarios are designed to engage visitors through visual and auditory elements, allowing them to appreciate the essence and craftsmanship of ancient texts [2]. - Visitors can receive a specially designed experience manual during the first month of the exhibition, which guides them in exploring the exhibition and includes a bookmark with quotes from ancient texts [3].