天坛公园神乐署10日重新开放“天坛神乐署中和韶乐展”亮相

Core Viewpoint - The Temple of Heaven's Shenyue Office will officially reopen to the public on February 10 after five years of renovation, featuring the "Exhibition of Zhonghe Shaoyue" as a major attraction during the Spring Festival [1][4]. Historical Significance - The Shenyue Office, established in 1420 during the Ming Dynasty, served as the highest institution for ritual music in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, training musicians for major sacrificial ceremonies [3][4]. - The site has undergone significant changes over its 600-year history, including being repurposed during various historical events, such as the Boxer Rebellion and World War II [3][4]. Renovation and Exhibition Details - The renovation, part of the "14th Five-Year Plan," focused on comprehensive restoration and upgrading of exhibition content, aiming to create a new space for visitors to experience traditional Chinese culture [4][5]. - The "Exhibition of Zhonghe Shaoyue" emphasizes the transmission of traditional music, featuring interactive elements and multimedia displays to engage visitors [5][6]. Exhibition Highlights - The exhibition spans 1,500 square meters and includes four main sections: "Hua Xia Zheng Sheng," "Ba Yin Ke Xie," "Ba Yi Qi Wu," and "He Le Jie Zhou," showcasing the depth of ritual music culture [5][6]. - Interactive features allow visitors to experience ancient music and dance, including an AI costume change system that lets them dress as ancient performers [7][9]. Visitor Experience - The exhibition includes a variety of ancient musical instruments and artifacts, providing an immersive experience of traditional music and its historical context [6][7]. - The Shenyue Office will operate on a seasonal schedule, open from 8 AM to 5 PM, with no performances planned to protect the historical site [7][9].