10月13日上午，长沙子弹库战国帛书第二、三卷《五行令》与《攻守占》划拨入藏仪式在湖南省博 物馆举行，标志着流失海外79载的瑰宝正式回归故土、入藏湖南省博物馆。 子弹库战国帛书是迄今为止发现的中国最早的、首个典籍意义上的帛书，于1942年在长沙子弹库楚墓遭 盗掘出土，1946年流散海外。通过中美文物返还合作，今年5月18日，美国史密森尼学会国立亚洲艺术 博物馆返还的《五行令》《攻守占》落地北京，回到祖国。子弹库战国帛书共分三卷，系统记录了先秦 时期的天文历法、宇宙观及军事占卜等内容，是研究天文学、军事学、文字学、文献学与思想史的不可 或缺的珍贵实物资料。 帛书于今年9月10日运抵湖南省博物馆后，已完成14天环境适应观察，经无损评估后保存于恒温恒湿环 境中。目前，馆内已完成全部帛书的标准化影像采集，并在一片未完全剥离的帛书上发现肉眼不可见的 墨迹字样40余个。 湖南省博物馆作为湖湘文化的守护与传承重镇，具备一流的文物保护与研究条件。帛书入藏后，该馆将 承担起永续守护与深化研究的历史责任，让这件国宝在故土焕发新的生机。 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The Palace Museum is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2025, reflecting on its journey of protecting and promoting Chinese traditional culture while adapting to modern challenges and opportunities [1][4]. Group 1: Historical Development - The Palace Museum was established in 1925, transforming from a royal palace into a public museum, making its collections accessible to the public [1]. - During the Japanese invasion in 1933, the museum relocated over 19,000 boxes of artifacts to protect them, demonstrating its commitment to cultural preservation [1]. - After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the museum restructured to enhance its service functions and research capabilities, leading to the return of artifacts from the south starting in January 1950 [1]. Group 2: Modern Development Strategy - Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party, the Palace Museum has entered a new development phase, proposing the "Four Palaces" construction system: Safe Palace, Academic Palace, Digital Palace, and Vital Palace [2]. - The museum aims to become a world-class museum and a model for cultural heritage protection, integrating cultural and tourism sectors [2]. - Efforts include systematic protection of cultural heritage, development of academic resources, and exploration of digital technologies for artifact preservation and sharing [2]. Group 3: Future Directions - The museum is focusing on completing the "Palace Protection Overall Plan (2026-2040)" and establishing a quality management system for cultural institutions [3]. - There is an emphasis on interdisciplinary research involving the museum's collections and historical architecture, encouraging collaboration with various sectors [3]. - The museum aims to enhance its digital capabilities and provide innovative exhibitions and services to enrich cultural experiences for the public [3]. Group 4: Cultural Significance - The transformation of the Palace Museum from a royal garden to a public institution symbolizes China's modernization and the pursuit of national rejuvenation [4]. - The museum is guided by Xi Jinping's thoughts on socialism with Chinese characteristics, aiming to elevate its cultural heritage protection and research efforts [4].

Core Viewpoint - Yichun City has been recognized as a "National Civilized City," which serves as a strong motivation for the continuous advancement of urban civilization construction [1][6]. Group 1: Urban Development and Cultural Heritage - Yichun has implemented various initiatives such as the renovation of old neighborhoods and the improvement of back streets, enhancing the quality of life for residents [3][12]. - The city boasts a rich cultural heritage, with significant historical sites like the Wanyu Pavilion Library, which houses over 3 million books and serves more than 100,000 people annually [3][5]. - Yichun has received multiple honors, including 1 National Civilized City, 2 National Civilized County Towns, and numerous National Civilized Villages and Units, reflecting its cultural depth and heritage [6]. Group 2: Community Engagement and Volunteerism - Yichun has established a vibrant volunteer network with 202,000 registered volunteers, contributing to community service and enhancing the city's social fabric [7]. - The city promotes a culture of kindness and community service, with initiatives like the "points exchange supermarket" that rewards residents for their volunteer efforts [7]. - Efforts to modernize social customs, such as reducing extravagant wedding practices, have been embraced by the community, promoting a more sustainable and harmonious lifestyle [7]. Group 3: Tourism and Economic Development - The ancient city of Wanyuan has seen a significant increase in tourism, with visitor numbers expected to exceed 10 million in 2024, driven by its rich historical and cultural offerings [8][12]. - Yichun integrates cultural preservation with modern economic activities, using tourism to boost local commerce and enhance community engagement [12]. - The city has invested approximately 1.15 billion yuan in improving living conditions, including the renovation of 692 old neighborhoods and the addition of 2,800 parking spaces [12]. Group 4: Cultural Practices and Community Identity - Yichun's unique cultural practices, such as the "Big Bowl Tea" tradition, are actively promoted through community events and volunteer-led initiatives [14][15]. - The city combines traditional cultural elements with modern community engagement strategies to foster a sense of belonging and cultural pride among residents [15][17]. - Yichun's commitment to blending tradition with modernity is evident in its efforts to promote local culture while addressing contemporary social issues [17].

Core Viewpoint - The second Yangtze River Cultural Arts Season aims to showcase and innovate the cultural heritage of the Yangtze River, emphasizing the integration of traditional elements with modern technology to enhance public engagement and cultural confidence [2][6][10]. Summary by Sections Event Overview - The second Yangtze River Cultural Arts Season, themed "Lighting Up the Yangtze," commenced on September 12 and will run until October 30, featuring 12 major activities including art exhibitions, academic exchanges, and performances [2][3]. - The opening ceremony included performances by international artists from Egypt, Indonesia, Russia, and Canada, highlighting a global cultural exchange [2]. Cultural Significance - The Yangtze River is recognized as the mother river of the Chinese nation, with a rich cultural history spanning over 5,000 years [2][3]. - Experts emphasize the need to protect and promote Yangtze culture amidst global changes, reinforcing cultural confidence and historical continuity [2][3][7]. Activities and Innovations - The arts season features diverse activities such as "New Image of the Yangtze" art exhibition, "Moving Images of the Yangtze" film week, and "Listening to the Yangtze" music week, designed to present the cultural richness of the Yangtze River [3][5]. - Modern technologies like digital projection and drone displays were utilized to recreate historical scenes, merging tradition with innovation [2][6]. Cultural Infrastructure and Investment - The Hubei government has increased funding for cultural heritage protection to 100 million yuan, a nearly 30% increase, and has invested 140 million yuan in intangible cultural heritage protection during the 14th Five-Year Plan [5][6]. - The establishment of cultural landmarks and research institutions aims to enhance the understanding and dissemination of Yangtze culture [6][7]. Community Engagement and Participation - The arts season encourages broad community participation, aiming to transform cultural activities from elite events to inclusive experiences for the general public [10]. - Interactive and immersive experiences, such as virtual exhibitions and educational programs, are designed to engage younger audiences and foster a deeper connection with local culture [9][10]. Future Directions - Experts advocate for a collaborative approach to cultural development, emphasizing the importance of involving various stakeholders beyond government initiatives [4][6]. - The integration of cultural heritage with modern tourism and digital innovation is seen as essential for revitalizing and sustaining the relevance of Yangtze culture in contemporary society [7][8].

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition "A Mountain in the City - The Historical Space of Wushan in Hangzhou" showcases the cultural heritage and urban transformation of Hangzhou through various artifacts and contemporary art, highlighting the significance of Wushan in the city's history [1][2] Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is organized by Hangzhou Museum in collaboration with 19 cultural institutions, featuring 217 artifacts, including 12 first-class, 28 second-class, and 47 third-class cultural relics [1] - Notable exhibits include the "Beast Head Water Battle Map Bronze Ruler," which depicts a historical battle scene, and the "Warring States Crystal Cup," which is displayed outside its usual location for the first time in ten years [1] Group 2: Contemporary Art Integration - The exhibition includes a special unit in collaboration with the China Academy of Art, where five artists create a "generative map" of Wushan, transforming it from a static landmark into a dynamic cultural coordinate through field research and oral history [2] - Over 20 new merchandise items related to the exhibition have been launched, including bags, stationery, accessories, and snacks, allowing visitors to take home a piece of Wushan's memory [2] Group 3: Exhibition Duration - The exhibition will run until January 5, 2026, providing an extended opportunity for the public to engage with the cultural and historical significance of Wushan [2]

Core Points - The article emphasizes the importance of protecting ancient trees, referred to as "green national treasures" and "living cultural relics," highlighting the implementation of the "Ancient Tree and Famous Tree Protection Regulations" in China [1] - A multimedia series titled "Making Friends with Ancient Trees" has been launched to raise awareness and document the significance of ancient trees [1] Group 1: Protection and Regulations - The "Ancient Tree and Famous Tree Protection Regulations" is the first administrative regulation in China to clearly define the management and protection of ancient trees [1] - The second national survey of ancient trees revealed that Shaanxi Province has over 727,000 ancient trees, with more than 40 trees over 1,000 years old [3] Group 2: Cultural Significance - The article describes the historical and cultural importance of the Cangjie hand-planted cypress, which is approximately 5,000 years old and is associated with the creation of Chinese characters [3][4] - Cultural activities are held annually at the Cangjie Temple to celebrate the significance of the ancient tree and educate the youth about traditional Chinese culture [4] Group 3: Technological Integration - A digital monitoring system has been established for the Cangjie hand-planted cypress, allowing real-time tracking of its health and growth [4] - The local government is exploring space breeding technology to enhance the genetic preservation and vitality of the ancient cypress [5][6]

Group 1: Historical Significance of Artifacts - The article highlights the historical importance of various artifacts in the Palace Museum, including the Qing Dynasty cloisonné enamel piece, which is among the first items to receive an identification number [2] - The museum's collection has been meticulously cataloged over the years, with the most recent comprehensive inventory completed in 2011, revealing a total of 1,807,558 items, including 1,684,490 precious artifacts [2] - The narrative of the artifacts' journey during the war, particularly the southward migration of cultural relics, reflects a significant period in Chinese history and the efforts to preserve cultural heritage [6] Group 2: Restoration and Preservation Efforts - The restoration of the "Dashing Sound" guqin is presented as a notable success story, showcasing the dedication to preserving ancient musical instruments and their cultural significance [10] - The article discusses the collaborative efforts in the restoration of artifacts, emphasizing the integration of traditional techniques with modern technology to ensure the longevity of the items [19][20] - The museum's commitment to not only restoring artifacts but also reviving traditional craftsmanship is highlighted, aiming to bring ancient art forms back into contemporary life [20] Group 3: Cultural Heritage and Public Engagement - The Palace Museum has evolved from a royal palace to a public museum, significantly increasing its accessibility to the general public since its establishment in 1925 [14] - The museum plays a crucial role in educating the public about Chinese history and culture, with ongoing efforts to enhance visitor experience and engagement through various initiatives [14][22] - The digitalization projects, such as the "Panoramic Palace" initiative, aim to provide virtual access to the museum's treasures, allowing a broader audience to appreciate its cultural heritage [22]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the ecological and cultural significance of the rice-fish co-culture system in Qingtian County, Zhejiang Province, showcasing its historical roots, modern applications, and the integration of agriculture with cultural heritage [3][5][16]. Agricultural Innovation - The rice-fish co-culture system has been practiced for over 1,300 years, originating during the Tang Dynasty, and has been recognized as a global important agricultural cultural heritage by the FAO since 2005 [5][6]. - The system utilizes a symbiotic relationship where fish help control pests and fertilize rice, while rice provides nutrients for fish, creating a sustainable agricultural model [6][7]. Economic Impact - In 2024, the area of the rice-fish co-culture system reached 70,100 acres, generating a total output value of 340 million yuan [6]. - The economic benefits include high market prices for fish (70 yuan per kg) and organic rice (4,000 yuan per acre), with total income per acre exceeding 10,000 yuan when including other species like turtles [6][16]. Cultural Heritage and Tourism - The integration of agriculture and culture has led to the development of tourism in Qingtian, with local experiences such as farming activities attracting visitors from various regions [10][12]. - The Qingtian fish lantern dance, a cultural performance, has gained international recognition, serving as a cultural ambassador for the region [12][11]. Legislative Support - The "Qingtian Rice-Fish Co-culture System Protection and Development Regulations" was enacted to support the preservation and promotion of this cultural heritage, encouraging the establishment of museums and cultural tourism products [16][17]. Community Engagement - Local initiatives, such as eco-agricultural camps for children, promote hands-on experiences in farming, fostering a connection to cultural heritage and agricultural practices [15][16]. - The community is actively involved in preserving traditional practices while innovating through modern technology and artistic expressions [14][15].

Core Points - The China First Historical Archives has a collection of over 10 million valuable Ming and Qing dynasty documents, recognized as one of the "Four Great Discoveries" of early 20th-century Chinese ancient literature [1] - The archives serve as a crucial cultural repository, preserving the memories of the nation and continuing the cultural lineage of China [2] - The institution has undergone significant historical challenges, including the destruction of documents during invasions and the arduous process of relocation during wartime [3][4] - The archives have been systematically organized, with over 5 million documents cataloged and more than 8.6 million digitized [4] - The new facility, inaugurated in July 2021, enhances the preservation and accessibility of these cultural treasures [5][7] - The archives are committed to public service, providing access to over 5.1 million digitized documents and various resources for research and education [9] - The institution actively engages in cultural exchange and storytelling, showcasing historical documents to both domestic and international audiences [11][12] Summary by Sections Historical Significance - The China First Historical Archives was established in 1925 and has evolved into a vital institution for preserving Ming and Qing dynasty documents [1][3] - The archives faced numerous challenges throughout history, including the loss of documents during conflicts and the need for relocation to safeguard the collection [3][4] Preservation and Organization - The archives have successfully completed the systematic organization of over 10 million documents, with significant progress in digitization [4] - The new modern facility, covering over 15,000 square meters, provides optimal conditions for the preservation of these cultural artifacts [7] Public Engagement and Education - The archives have made over 5.1 million digitized documents available to the public, facilitating research and education [9] - Various exhibitions and educational programs are designed to engage the public and promote understanding of Chinese history and culture [10][11] Cultural Mission - The institution emphasizes its role in cultural heritage preservation and aims to contribute to national cultural confidence and strength [12][16] - The archives are committed to storytelling and cultural exchange, showcasing historical documents to highlight China's rich cultural heritage [11][12]