12月15日，西兴街道非物质文化遗产馆暨滨江区非物质文化遗产馆西兴分馆、杭州西兴中学非物质 文化遗产馆（以下简称"西兴非遗馆"）开馆并正式向公众开放。该非遗馆也是浙江省内首个建于学校校 园内的大型综合性非遗馆，是滨江区西兴街道探索"街校合作"模式的新实践。 西兴非遗馆位于杭州西兴中学校园内，建设面积约1400平方米，馆内设"舟楫千年""百业西兴""古 韵新研""匠心守望"四大主题展区，系统梳理并生动展示了西兴与大运河相伴相生的历史文化及非物质 文化遗产。馆内不仅展示了西兴街道的26个非遗项目，如西兴灯笼、西兴祝福、西兴年规戏等，还通过 数字人"非遗小西"，带领参观者开启了一场沉浸式的文化体验。 记者在入口处通过自助机输入姓名，获取了一张免费的过塘行船票，在馆内展陈处，扫描票上的二 维码，即可开启一场"穿越之旅"，回到浙东运河源头过塘行兴盛的时代，感受当年的繁华。此外，还可 以走进西兴茶馆，看数字人"非遗小西"报幕，听上一场地地道道的杭州评话。家住西兴中学附近的詹先 生边参观边体验，笑着说："通过扫码、互动的形式，非遗馆好逛、好玩！" "我们运用数字技术，就是希望让深厚的文化技艺'动'起来。"据西兴街道社会事务 ...

Core Insights - The third UNESCO International Museum Forum was held in Hangzhou from April 23 to 25, gathering over 190 participants from more than 60 countries to discuss the evolving role of museums, the application of digital technology and AI, and the role of museums as educational platforms [6][7][11] - The forum emphasized the transformation of museums from static spaces to dynamic institutions that foster peace and inclusivity, showcasing innovative uses of technology such as AR and AI to enhance visitor experiences [7][9][10] Group 1: Forum Themes and Discussions - Key topics included the evolution of museums, the use of digital technology, and the challenges and innovations faced by contemporary museums [6][7] - Participants experienced a blend of reality and digital reconstructions at archaeological sites, highlighting how technology reshapes the perception of cultural heritage [7][8] - The forum served as a platform for cultural exchange, aiming to break down cultural barriers and promote a more inclusive dialogue among civilizations [15][16] Group 2: Cultural Heritage and Technological Integration - The integration of technology in cultural heritage, such as AR applications for interactive experiences, was a focal point, demonstrating how traditional artifacts can be reimagined [8][12] - The establishment of the Liangzhu Cultural Corridor aims to connect various cultural heritages and promote sustainable development through cultural tourism and digital economy [12][13] - Innovative practices from various museums worldwide were shared, showcasing the shift from being mere containers of objects to becoming experiential spaces [9][10] Group 3: Future Directions and Global Dialogue - The forum highlighted the need for ongoing dialogue about the future of museums, emphasizing the importance of cultural exchange in understanding and preserving heritage [10][15] - Liangzhu's cultural significance was recognized globally, with its inclusion in the World Heritage List serving as a catalyst for further cultural dialogue and development [11][12] - The forum concluded with a call for museums to continue evolving and engaging with diverse audiences, ensuring that cultural narratives remain relevant and accessible [16]