Core Insights - The exhibition titled "For the People to Express and for the Era to Sing - Achievements of New Era Chinese Film Development Exhibition and Digital Image Exhibition for the 120th Anniversary of Chinese Film" opened on October 20, celebrating significant milestones in the film industry [1][2][3] Exhibition Overview - The exhibition spans 2030 square meters, featuring over 300 valuable artifacts and nearly 20 immersive interactive experiences, showcasing the journey of Chinese cinema from a "film powerhouse" to a "film strong nation" [1][5] - It highlights the achievements of the Chinese film industry since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party, emphasizing the role of filmmakers in creating works that resonate with the people and the times [2][3] Thematic Focus - The exhibition is centered around two main themes: "People" and "Era," systematically presenting the development and achievements of Chinese cinema in the new era [2][3] - It aims to reflect the integration of Xi Jinping's cultural thoughts into the film industry, showcasing advancements in policy, artistic creation, industry development, technological innovation, public service, and international cooperation [3] Artifacts and Interactive Experiences - The exhibition includes over 300 rare items, some of which are being displayed for the first time, such as scripts, military artifacts, and costumes from notable films [6][7] - Innovative interactive designs utilize the latest technology to provide an immersive experience, including motion capture technology and 3D visual displays, enhancing audience engagement [7] Academic and Cultural Activities - A seminar titled "Review of the Development of Chinese Cinema in the Past Twenty Years and Future Vision (2005-2025)" was held, discussing the unique value and responsibilities of Chinese cinema in the context of modernization [8] - The museum plans to continue a series of activities commemorating the 120th anniversary of Chinese cinema, including film screenings and thematic exhibitions both domestically and internationally [8][9] Public Accessibility - The exhibitions will be open to the public for free, allowing visitors to explore the rich history of Chinese cinema and witness its evolution from a film powerhouse to a film strong nation [9]