故宫博物院文物修复师闵俊嵘在人民日报撰文

Core Insights - The article highlights the efforts of the Palace Museum in preserving and promoting Chinese lacquer art and guqin music, particularly in preparation for the museum's 100th anniversary in 2025 [1][3]. Group 1: Preservation and Restoration Efforts - The Palace Museum has a collection of approximately 25,000 lacquer artifacts, with 17,706 items specifically in the lacquerware storage of the Object Department, excluding 88 guqins [1]. - The restoration of the Tang dynasty guqin "Jiuxiao Huanpei" involved extensive research to achieve preservation goals with minimal intervention, showcasing the instrument's historical integrity [1]. - The restoration of the Song dynasty guqin "Linglong Yu" utilized CT scanning and traditional materials to restore its completeness, while the replication of the Tang dynasty "Feiquan" guqin is nearing completion after a lengthy process [2]. Group 2: International Collaboration and Cultural Exchange - In March 2025, the Palace Museum participated in an international lacquer protection conference in the U.S., discussing the global status of lacquer artifact preservation and the education of professionals in the field [2]. - The museum aims to enhance the international dissemination of Chinese lacquer and guqin culture, recognizing the need for further efforts in this area [2][3]. - Future plans include focusing on the restoration of the Song dynasty guqin and exploring the integration of traditional restoration techniques with modern technology, alongside collaboration with universities for talent development in museum studies [2].