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Group 1 - The Taipei National Palace Museum is celebrating its centenary with the "Bi Song - A Glimpse of Song Dynasty Books" exhibition, showcasing 98 rare Song editions in two phases, with the first phase featuring 50 books, including 19 unique copies [5][6] - The exhibition highlights the significance of Song editions in academic research and their aesthetic value, with a focus on the historical journey of these books and their preservation [6][7] - The "Lan Ting Pi" exhibition, opening on January 16, focuses on the historical fascination with Wang Xizhi's "Lantingji Xu," showcasing works from various calligraphers influenced by this masterpiece [7] Group 2 - The "Giant Masterpieces" exhibition, set to open on January 20, will display six large-scale artworks from the Wei Jin to Ming Qing dynasties, attracting significant public interest due to their impressive scale and intricate techniques [8] - The exhibitions aim to provide an immersive experience for visitors, allowing them to engage with the historical and cultural significance of the artworks and books on display [6][8]