中国青年报客户端讯（中青报·中青网记者 张敏）12月25日，北京市东城区聘请6位小学生成为小小宣讲 员。他们将用青春之声传播文明的多彩图景。 当天，中国工程院院士杜祥琬登也以《文明的"能量"：从历史深处到未来之光》为题为参与活动的近 400位师生上了一堂公开课，从科学视角切入，生动诠释了文明传承的磅礴力量，为现场青少年播下传 承文明的种子，也让现场观众对文明的内涵有了更深刻的体悟。 来源：中国青年报客户端 在当天举办的东城区"文明学子说"青少年故事分享会上，6位小小宣讲员依次登台，用鲜活故事讲述文 明的传承。有的同学讲述了讲述祖孙二人与非遗技艺毛猴的温暖故事；有的同学通过"晨钟暮鼓"的故事 带领大家走进东城古迹的深处；有的同学在演讲中带领观众走进东四八条的小院，重温教育家叶圣陶先 生以文字播撒文学之美。小小宣讲员们生动诠释了新时代青少年既是文明的继承者，更是文明的创造者 与传播者。 活动中，6名宣讲员还与家长共同宣读《"小手拉大手"文明行为倡议书》，呼吁家长言传身教作表率， 以"小手拉大手"的强大合力，涵养优良家风，培育文明新风，让文明之花在家庭中绽放。 ...

全体嘉宾合影 西北大学新闻传播学院院长马锋教授表示，西安作为唐诗核心诞生与传播地，五万余首唐诗 构成独特文化基因，数字技术为文脉传承带来革命性机遇。西北大学城市品牌数智传播研究院院长景琦副 教授强调，"唐诗之都" 建设是关乎城市精神标识塑造的系统性工程，需实现文化、社会与经济价值统一。 近日，由西北大学新闻传播学院主办、西北大学城市品牌数智传播研究院承办的 "数字叙事与文明传承： 跨学科视域下'唐诗之都'品牌构建与创新实践研讨会" 在西北大学长安校区召开。来自全国高校、政府智 库、主流媒体、文旅企业的 30 余位专家学者齐聚，围绕西安 "唐诗之都" 建设的时代价值、实践路径与协 同机制展开深度研讨。 西北大学城市品牌数智传播研究院院长景琦副教授致辞 主旨演讲环节，四位专家围绕各自研究方向作了主 旨报告。西北大学李浩教授从丝路文化视角，解读唐诗中蕴含的文明互鉴密码；西北大学白永秀教授提出 "科创之城""唐诗之都""文旅之园" 一体化发展路径；陕西省社科院张燕研究员给出构建研究体系、主题空 间矩阵等七大实践方向；西安通济区域规划研究院李栋聚焦资源转化，提出场景培育、情绪文旅等四大实 施路径。 大会圆桌论坛环节，来 ...

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Core Insights - The book "Feeding AI: A Documentary on the Global Underclass of the AI Industry" reveals the paradoxical foundation of advanced AI, which relies on the invisible labor of millions of workers globally, challenging the narrative of AI as a self-evolving entity [3][4] Group 1: Labor Dynamics in AI - The book highlights the plight of "digital laborers" from the Global South, such as data annotators in Kenya and gig workers in Venezuela, who perform essential tasks for AI development but remain largely unseen and undercompensated [3][4] - It emphasizes the alienation of labor, where the more effective the training of AI by these workers, the quicker they are replaced, leading to a paradox where they become marginalized despite their contributions [4] Group 2: Ethical Considerations - The narrative calls for a reevaluation of ethical standards in AI, urging that the rights and dignity of data laborers should be central to discussions about AI ethics [4] - It raises critical questions about how to provide fair compensation, psychological support, and professional respect to those who contribute to the development of AI technologies [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Palace Museum, celebrating its centenary on October 10, 2025, is recognized as the largest and best-preserved wooden palace complex in the world, representing a significant cultural heritage [2]. Group 1 - The Palace Museum has undergone a transformative journey over the past century, evolving from its initial establishment to a period of growth and innovation [2]. - The museum's history reflects a narrative of resilience and progress, showcasing the enduring power of cultural heritage [2]. - The centenary celebration highlights the museum's role in preserving and transmitting civilization through time [2].

Core Viewpoint - The "Stone Lake Night" Mid-Autumn Concert, organized by the Suzhou Cultural, Radio, Television and Tourism Bureau, successfully blended traditional and modern elements, showcasing a rich cultural experience through music and art [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Event Overview - The concert featured performances by He Orchestra and Suzhou Philharmonic Orchestra, creating a dialogue between classic and innovative music [1] - The event took place at the Suzhou Archaeological Museum, enhancing the cultural atmosphere with historical artifacts [1][2] Group 2: Musical Highlights - The performance included adaptations of classic themes, such as the martial arts classic "Laughing in the Red Dust," which resonated with the spirit of heroism reflected in the museum's artifacts [1] - The theme song from the film "Huo Yuanjia" was performed, emphasizing the dedication to national dignity and the global spread of Chinese martial arts [1] - The concert also featured the theme from "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," which deepened the audience's understanding of historical narratives and the complexities of imperial power [2] Group 3: Cultural Significance - The concert highlighted the emotional connection to Chinese culture, with pieces like "Spring River Flower Moon Night" and "Wishing for Longevity" expressing themes of reunion and cultural heritage [3][4] - The integration of archaeological discoveries into the concert narrative allowed the audience to engage with history and appreciate the continuity of cultural values [4] - Interactive elements, such as riddles related to the cultural context of the Stone Lake, encouraged audience participation and connection to local heritage [4]

Core Insights - The "What Makes China" Yellow River Peaceful online theme promotion event concluded in Henan, focusing on the cultural heritage, water management wisdom, and contemporary significance of the Yellow River, which garnered widespread social attention and positive feedback [1][2] Cultural Heritage - The event highlighted the Yellow River as a cultural conduit, connecting various civilizations and showcasing the historical significance of artifacts such as pottery and jade, which reflect the reverence of ancient peoples for water and the heavens [1] - The findings from archaeological sites, such as the Kaifeng Ming and Qing riverbank ruins, illustrate the collective wisdom in water management, showcasing a continuous exploration of techniques from ancient to modern times [1] Genetic and Environmental Insights - Modern biology reveals that the genetic markers of populations along the Yellow River reflect a blend of influences from the Tibetan Plateau and the North China Plain, emphasizing the river's role as a cultural and biological melting pot [2] - Geological evidence, including pollen and charcoal found in sediment cores, documents how climate changes have historically influenced agricultural and nomadic civilizations, underscoring the importance of understanding natural rhythms rather than attempting to conquer them [2] Philosophical Reflections - The Yellow River embodies a complex interplay of chaos and order, where seemingly insignificant elements like pottery shards and sediment tell a profound story of civilization's essence—merging differences, fostering innovation, and accumulating wisdom over time [2] - The event may have concluded, but the interpretation of the Yellow River's significance continues, emphasizing the need to recognize the deeper wisdom embedded in its history as a foundation for the future [2]

Core Insights - The article discusses the importance of protecting and utilizing ancient cities in China, highlighting the challenges in preserving their traditional features and historical context [1][2] - A significant initiative, the "Digital Atlas Integration of Chinese Ancient Cities," was launched by Nanjing University to leverage interdisciplinary digital technologies for the protection of ancient cities [1][2] Group 1: Project Overview - The project aims to create a digital platform for nearly 3,000 ancient cities, providing a historical geographic information system that illustrates the spatial changes of cities over the past century [1] - It includes a historical image compilation for about 500 ancient cities across four provinces, identifying the outlines of historical urban areas and analyzing urban features such as ancient streets and waterways [2] Group 2: Technological Integration - The initiative employs satellite imagery, GIS, image enhancement, and AI methods to address traditional preservation challenges systematically [2] - A digital restoration platform is being developed to reconstruct the appearance of typical ancient cities using drones, laser radar, and AI technology, generating multidimensional cultural maps [2] Group 3: Community Engagement - The project has launched the "Guardians of Ancient Cities" initiative to encourage public participation in cultural heritage preservation through mobile applications and QR code promotions [2] - The goal is to explore a "Chinese paradigm" for cultural transmission, contributing to the global heritage protection efforts with Eastern wisdom [2]

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the dedication and passion for archaeology, highlighting the importance of preserving cultural heritage and the responsibility of passing on knowledge to future generations [1][3]. Group 1: Archaeological Practices - The implementation of "green excavation" methods in archaeological sites, such as in the Sand River site in Anhui, aims to maintain the spatial relationship of burial pits while preserving the site's topographical features [2]. - The "minimal intervention" excavation method used in the Dongyang East Wu tomb allows for the preservation of structural information, enhancing future protection and display efforts [2]. Group 2: Education and Public Engagement - The organization has initiated public outreach programs, such as "Archaeology into Primary and Secondary Schools," to educate the younger generation about archaeology in an engaging manner [3]. - The use of modern communication methods, including short videos, is being explored to disseminate archaeological discoveries and foster a greater appreciation for cultural heritage among the public [3]. Group 3: Personal Commitment and Future Aspirations - Despite the challenges of the archaeological profession, there is a strong commitment to continue contributing to the field and exploring historical depths even as retirement approaches [3].

Core Viewpoint - The "Museum on the Shelf" series (Volume II) was launched, featuring four books that explore archaeological findings and their historical significance, aiming to engage readers, especially youth, in cultural heritage [1][2]. Group 1: Series Overview - The series includes four titles: "The Mystery of the Tomb of Qin Shi Huang," "Mysterious Patterns on Bronze Ware," "The Mystery of Liangzhu Jade," and "Secrets of the Mountain in the Ten Thousand-Year Rice Seed" [1]. - The series aims to track the latest archaeological discoveries and reveal the historical stories and cultural connotations behind artifacts, making it both informative and engaging for readers [1]. Group 2: Expert Involvement - The Zhejiang Photography Publishing House has appointed nine renowned experts in archaeology, history, and cultural heritage as advisors to ensure the accuracy and rigor of the archaeological knowledge presented in the series [2]. Group 3: Educational Impact - The series is designed to break down barriers of time, discipline, and generational gaps, presenting civilization stories in a way that resonates with children, thereby fostering their humanistic feelings and scientific literacy [1].