传统文化与现代设计交融 匠心打造沉浸式观展体验

Core Viewpoint - The 15th "Pride of Plum Blossom" cultural exhibition at the Summer Palace opens on February 12, featuring a theme that integrates royal garden culture, traditional Chinese aesthetics, and modern design concepts, offering a visual and cultural feast for visitors [1]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is set in two main areas: Changguan Hall and Shijian Room, along with two interactive zones at the Water Operation School and the Summer Palace Museum, showcasing over a hundred potted plum and wax plums, providing an immersive experience of "plum scenery integration" [2]. - Changguan Hall focuses on palace bonsai art, displaying six major bonsai styles, emphasizing the preservation of royal garden techniques and creating a dynamic viewing experience [4]. - The Shijian Room features innovative works, including a 15-meter long scroll "Hundred Steeds" symbolizing national prosperity, and a scroll "Seeking Plum in the Snow" that combines poetry and painting to depict the elegance of winter plum viewing [4]. Group 2: Cultural and Artistic Elements - The third "New Year Appreciation" traditional flower arrangement exhibition at the Water Operation School showcases nearly 20 groups of palace and Suzhou garden flower arrangements, highlighting the elegance of the Summer Palace's intangible cultural heritage [6]. - The Summer Palace Museum presents an interactive landscape with a "window view of the garden" design, featuring large potted wax plums and festive floral arrangements to enhance the celebratory atmosphere of the Spring Festival [6]. Group 3: Cultural IP and Design - The exhibition introduces a cultural IP character "Meibao," inspired by traditional Hanfu and classical makeup, symbolizing good fortune and the arrival of spring [8]. - A series of specially designed patterns, including the "Yihe Five Blessings" paper-cut pattern, creatively combines traditional craftsmanship with garden culture, infusing new life into traditional designs [8]. - The exhibition also features a "Plum Blossom Seeking Map" activity, connecting all plum and wax plum landscapes in the garden for an immersive visitor experience [8]. Group 4: Duration - The exhibition will run until February 23, 2026, which is the seventh day of the Lunar New Year [11].