Group 1 - The core exhibition for 2026 at the Capital Museum will be the "Maya and Andean Civilization Exhibition," featuring a total exhibition area of 10,000 square meters, providing an immersive experience for visitors [1] - The exhibition will showcase over 800 exquisite artifacts, including significant Maya monuments and artistically rich items such as painted pottery and rabbit-shaped containers, with some artifacts being displayed in China for the first time [1] - The exhibition is part of a broader initiative by the Capital Museum and the Beijing Grand Canal Museum, which will host 15 exhibitions in 2026, focusing on themes such as the origins of Chinese civilization and cultural exchanges [1][2] Group 2 - The Beijing Grand Canal Museum will also host a series of exhibitions in 2026, including the "Yunnan Historical Culture Exhibition" in May, which will highlight bronze culture from the Warring States to the Han Dynasty [3] - In July, the museum will present the "Ordos Bronze Ware Exhibition," focusing on the bronze civilization of northern nomadic tribes, showcasing the formation of a diverse and unified Chinese civilization [3] - In November, the "Tea Culture Exhibition" from the Moscow City Museum will be held, emphasizing the role of the "Silk Road of the Grasslands" in cultural exchanges between China and other civilizations [3]