Core Viewpoint - The exhibition of cultural relics from the Sanxingdui and Jinsha sites at the National Museum of China aims to showcase the brilliance of ancient Shu civilization, featuring over 200 exquisite artifacts, including the highly anticipated Sun God Bird gold ornament and Jinsha gold mask [3][5][6]. Exhibition Details - The Jinsha Museum has successfully completed the handover of over 100 sets of cultural relics, and the exhibition setup is progressing smoothly [4]. - The exhibition will officially open on January 18, featuring artifacts that represent the peak of ancient Shu civilization [4]. Key Artifacts - The exhibition includes 108 sets of relics, such as gold, jade, bronze, stone, pottery, and oracle bones, reflecting the craftsmanship and spiritual beliefs of ancient Shu people [5]. - The Sun God Bird gold ornament will be displayed on April 18, and the Jinsha gold mask will be showcased on June 13, coinciding with significant cultural heritage days [5]. Transportation and Safety Measures - The process of transporting cultural relics involves strict adherence to legal regulations, including comprehensive assessments and obtaining necessary permissions [6]. - A specialized team is responsible for the packaging and transportation of the artifacts, ensuring environmental stability and safety throughout the journey [6]. Cultural Significance - The exhibition serves as a vital platform for cultural transmission, education, and academic exchange, promoting the prosperity of traditional Chinese culture [7]. - The display of Jinsha relics at the National Museum exemplifies the commitment to making cultural heritage accessible to the public and fostering cultural exchange [8].

我把公园城市"玩儿"给你看 打开方式：运动 打卡点：成都江滩公园 国庆假期，或许你已沉浸在川西高原的绝美风景中，抑或在东南亚享受异域风情。对于选择留在成 都的人，这个国庆假期也有好玩法——10月2日，一场名为"PARK TRACTION公园引力嘉年华"的活动 在江滩公园拉开序幕。热辣的草裙舞表演、异域风情的非洲鼓、激情四射的比基尼沙滩排球、酷炫潮流 的滑板竞技等元素，让成都市民以运动的方式开启国庆假期。 今年7月成都公布的《锦江公园总体规划》（征求意见稿），提出打造"一带、一核、十二景区、二 十三园"都市滨水公园。江滩公园作为锦江公园建设核心节点，以良好的生态为依托，深入挖掘天府文 化和创意文化，值此国庆假期，公园建设成果得以呈现——以运动为核心，集结潮玩、潮人，共同打造 了一场"动"感盛会。 不同于以往，此次"PARKTRACTION公园引力嘉年华"通过更加年轻、时尚、新潮的多样活动，刷 新以往假期公园的玩法。10月2日上午，受活动吸引而来的市民络绎不绝，除附近居民外，不乏早起专 程前来参加活动的运动达人。上午11点，伴随一首首动感十足的音乐，"PARKTRACTION公园引力嘉 年华"在欢快的氛围中拉开帷 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article captures the excitement and wonder of visiting the Sanxingdui Museum, highlighting the rich history and cultural significance of the artifacts displayed, particularly the bronze human figures and the large bronze standing figure, which exemplify the advanced craftsmanship of ancient Shu civilization [1][2][3]. Group 1: Museum Experience - The Sanxingdui Museum is described as a place where visitors can experience the profound historical significance of ancient artifacts, with the exhibition divided into three thematic sections: "Dreams of the Century," "Majestic Royal Capital," and "Heaven, Earth, and Humanity" [1]. - The bronze human figures are noted for their unique and diverse appearances, showcasing the artistic creativity of the ancient craftsmen, with descriptions of their distinct features such as triangular and round eyes [1][2]. Group 2: Notable Artifacts - The large bronze standing figure, standing at 260.8 cm tall and weighing 180 kg, is referred to as the "King of Bronze Statues," symbolizing the exceptional skill of ancient artisans [2]. - Other significant artifacts mentioned include a round and cute ceramic pig, a towering bronze sacred tree, and a gold staff representing supreme power, all contributing to the mysterious aura of ancient Shu history [2].

亚洲最大石狮、成都最大弥勒佛头造像…… 龙泉山深处的张飞营摩崖造像。 三渔村内的萌狮石刻。 成都东部新区其实并不"新"。全新的行政区根植在古老的土地之上。这里有着2100多年的建置史，从秦 汉开始，伴随牛鞞、婆闰、平泉、阳安，到简县、简州的名字变迁，这里始终扮演着四川盆地内部文化 的"十字交汇"，与古蜀文明和天府文化相互滋养、休戚与共。 为进一步厘清成都东部新区人文地理脉络，摸清文化资源家底，赓续天府文化、巴蜀印记，此前，成都 东部新区开展人文地理综合科考及历史文化多轮考察，跟着专家们一起来看看这里藏着哪些宝藏文物。 在龙泉山深处，藏匿着张飞营摩崖造像，仅有一个"弥勒佛头"石刻。周边由于采石场开发，导致岩层破 碎，佛头显得格外明显。据专家分析，唐代佛教兴盛，崇拜弥勒佛，先后有乐山大佛、潼南大佛、资阳 半月山大佛的开凿，至晚唐，或许是受限于战乱等因素没有多余的钱财人力再开凿，故此处的张飞营摩 崖造像仅有佛头。通过实地观察和测量对比，结合四川石窟背景，专家推测张飞营摩崖造像或为成都地 区最大的弥勒佛头摩崖造像。 天府机场旁 藏着亚洲最大石雕"萌狮" 从汉代到明清，东部新区石刻造像类型多、分布散。专家考察让这些"养 ...

Group 1 - The exhibition titled "Double Stars Shine in the World - Sanxingdui and Jinsha Site Ancient Shu Civilization Exhibition" will be held at the National Museum of China in 2026 [1] - The exhibition will showcase over 200 cultural relics from the Chengdu Jinsha Site Museum and the Sanxingdui Museum, highlighting the Ancient Shu civilization [1] - Notable artifacts include the gold mask, bronze standing figure, sun god bird, and bronze human head with a gold mask, with the sun god bird gold ornament being displayed for a limited time [1] Group 2 - The exhibition is scheduled to run from January 2026 to August 2026 [2] - The venue for the exhibition will be the South 8 and South 9 exhibition halls of the National Museum of China [2]

Core Achievements in Cultural Heritage Development - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Sichuan has made significant advancements in archaeological research, cultural heritage protection, and museum construction, achieving historic milestones in these areas [2][3]. Archaeological Research - Sichuan, as the birthplace of ancient Shu civilization, has focused on major projects like "Archaeological China" and "Chinese Civilization Exploration," leading to groundbreaking discoveries that reshape academic understanding [3]. - Over the past five years, Sichuan has conducted more than 7,000 archaeological surveys and over 200 excavations, ensuring that engineering projects and cultural heritage protection go hand in hand [3]. Cultural Heritage Protection - Sichuan has discovered 6,889 new cultural heritage sites during the ongoing fourth national cultural heritage census, with the total number of immovable cultural heritage sites expected to exceed 70,000 [4]. - Innovative protection mechanisms have been introduced, including cross-provincial cultural heritage joint protection and incentive policies like "floor area ratio rewards" to enhance sustainability in cultural heritage protection [4]. - The province has also implemented measures to address extreme weather impacts on cultural heritage, transitioning from reactive to a balanced approach of both reactive and preventive protection [4]. Revolutionary Cultural Heritage - The protection and utilization of revolutionary cultural heritage have been notably effective, with over 300 projects established, contributing to local economic development [5]. Museum Development - Sichuan has seen a significant increase in the number of museums, with 459 registered museums and 16 first-class museums, marking a 56% growth since the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan" [6]. - The province's museums have hosted over 3 billion visitors in the past five years, with a focus on enhancing visitor engagement through various educational programs and exhibitions [6][7]. - Technological innovations have played a crucial role in enhancing the preservation and presentation of cultural heritage, utilizing advanced techniques like 3D scanning and digital restoration [7]. Future Outlook - Looking ahead to the "15th Five-Year Plan," Sichuan aims to continue prioritizing cultural heritage protection, value excavation, and public benefit initiatives to support the construction of a culturally strong province [7].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the assembly of a complex bronze altar from the Sanxingdui archaeological site, highlighting its unique design and the advanced technology used in its reconstruction over 30 years [6][11]. Group 1: Discovery and Assembly - The bronze altar, described as the most complex bronze artifact in the world, was discovered in parts starting in 1986 and was fully assembled using digital technology by 2022 [6][11]. - The assembly involved components from multiple sacrificial pits, showcasing a collaborative effort in archaeological research [8][11]. Group 2: Structure and Design - The altar consists of three main parts: the bronze base, the bronze beast, and the bronze top figure, each contributing to a grand sacrificial scene [11][40]. - The base features a hollow platform adorned with plant-like patterns and includes 13 small bronze figures, reflecting the intricate details of ancient rituals [18][19]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - The bronze beast on the altar symbolizes the ancient Shu people's reverence for nature and their desire to conquer it, indicating a blend of cultural influences [24][40]. - The altar's design suggests a complex understanding of ritual practices and social roles within the ancient Shu civilization, potentially revealing insights into their religious beliefs [38][40].

Core Viewpoint - The ancient Shu civilization is significantly boosting the cultural and tourism economy in Sichuan, with key archaeological sites like Baodun, Sanxingdui, and Jinsha driving visitor traffic and cultural product sales to new heights [1][2]. Group 1: Economic Impact - The Baodun National Archaeological Site Park opened in September 2023, attracting numerous visitors [2]. - As of October 24, 2023, the Sanxingdui Museum received a total of 5.11 million visitors, with cultural product sales reaching 150 million yuan from January to September [2]. - The Jinsha Museum welcomed over 1.4 million visitors by October 22, 2023, and its cultural product sales exceeded 35 million yuan from 2021 to 2024 [2]. Group 2: Technological Integration - The application of VR and AR technologies in museums enhances visitor engagement, allowing for a more immersive experience of ancient Shu civilization [2][5]. - The Sanxingdui Museum launched the "Heaven and Earth Echo—Sanxingdui Panoramic Sound and Picture Digital Art Theater," which offers an interactive experience through advanced digital technology [2]. Group 3: Government Support and Policy - The development of Sichuan's cultural and tourism economy is supported by government policies emphasizing the protection and utilization of cultural heritage [4]. - The Sichuan Provincial Committee's decision to promote the deep integration of culture and tourism highlights the importance of cultural heritage in tourism development [4]. Group 4: Cross-Industry Collaboration - The integration of ancient Shu civilization with gaming and film industries expands the cultural economy's reach, with products like educational books, documentaries, and games being developed [4][6]. - Collaborations, such as the partnership between the game "Honor of Kings" and the Sanxingdui Museum, have garnered significant attention and positive feedback from players [6]. Group 5: Future Prospects - The ongoing archaeological research and innovative expression forms related to ancient Shu civilization are expected to provide further growth opportunities for Sichuan's cultural economy [6].

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the significance of cultural heritage protection in China during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, highlighting the clarity of the nation's cultural assets and the ongoing exploration of Chinese civilization through artifacts [1]. Group 1: Archaeological Discoveries - Recent archaeological findings at the Liangzhu Ancient City site demonstrate that the Liangzhu people were capable of constructing "anti-seepage walls," showcasing advanced engineering techniques similar to modern practices [2]. - The Liangzhu water conservancy system is recognized as the earliest large-scale water conservancy project in China and one of the oldest dam systems in the world, forming a comprehensive "water city" network that managed floods and facilitated transportation of essential goods [2][3]. Group 2: Cultural Heritage and International Recognition - The Sanxingdui and Jinsha sites, significant to ancient Shu civilization, are set to jointly apply for UNESCO World Heritage status, with the Jinsha site housing numerous valuable artifacts, including the renowned Sun Bird gold ornament [4]. - The Jinsha site museum has actively promoted cultural exchange by hosting exhibitions in 31 cities across 17 countries and regions, enhancing the global visibility of ancient Shu civilization [5]. Group 3: Inventory of Cultural Resources - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, China has achieved a comprehensive understanding of its cultural heritage resources, with statistics indicating 767,000 immovable cultural relics and over 108 million movable cultural relics, alongside more than 100,000 intangible cultural heritage projects [6]. - The "Archaeology China" initiative has advanced 21 major projects and implemented over 7,700 archaeological excavation projects, deepening the understanding of human, cultural, and civilizational history [6].

Core Theme - The 2025 Mid-Autumn Festival Gala will be themed "The Moon Rises from the Shu Road, People Become Round in the Mirror," showcasing various elements of Sichuan culture and local cuisine, including hot pot and dry pot [1][2]. Venue and Structure - The main stage is located by the Xuan Zhu Lake in Deyang, chosen for its natural beauty and ideal setting for the gala [2]. - The gala will be divided into three main chapters: "Mountain Moon Full," "This is My Hometown," and "A Round Autumn," inspired by classical poetry [2]. Cultural Elements - The event will incorporate multiple aspects of Sichuan's local culture, including traditional opera, ancient poetry, intangible cultural heritage, and local delicacies [4]. - Significant cultural symbols such as the Sanxingdui archaeological site will be featured, highlighting the rich history and industrial heritage of Deyang as a "Heavy Equipment Capital" [4]. Artistic Presentation - A unique program will blend Sanxingdui bronze artifacts with AI technology, creating a dialogue between ancient civilization and modern innovation through live performances [4]. - The gala will also feature a strong industrial theme, contrasting with vibrant youth songs to showcase the power of industrial culture and its legacy [5]. Tribute to Heroes - The gala will pay homage to Huang Jiguang, a national hero from Deyang, in recognition of the 75th anniversary of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army's participation in the Korean War [5].