Group 1: Museum Development and Visitor Engagement - As of the end of 2024, the total number of registered museums in China is expected to reach 7,046, achieving a ratio of one museum for every 200,000 people [1] - In 2024, the total number of visitors to museums across China is projected to be 1.49 billion [1] - Various activities are being organized during International Museum Day to enhance patriotic education and promote traditional culture [1] Group 2: Special Exhibitions and Educational Activities - The exhibition "Seeing the Shang" at the Beijing Grand Canal Museum features 338 precious cultural relics from 28 cultural institutions, including over 50 first-class artifacts [1] - The Harbin Unit 731 Crimes Exhibition Hall is conducting online live broadcasts to educate the public about historical atrocities, along with various offline patriotic education activities [2] - The Jin Yang Ancient City Archaeological Museum in Shanxi is offering immersive archaeological exploration activities for children, allowing them to excavate models of ancient artifacts [3] Group 3: Innovative Museum Experiences - The "Pointing Stone to Gold" exhibition at the Erlitou Xia Capital Site Museum showcases 278 metal artifacts, highlighting the development of ancient metallurgy [4] - The Huai Bei Industrial Museum, transformed from a 1969 power plant, provides an immersive experience of the coal and electricity industry, integrating modern technology [5] - The revitalization of industrial heritage sites like the Huai Bei Industrial Museum promotes cultural tourism and urban transformation [5]