Core Insights - The Hainan Province has reported significant achievements in cultural relics development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, including eight major breakthroughs in archaeology and a 50% increase in the number of registered museums [2][3]. Archaeological Breakthroughs - Eight historical breakthroughs in archaeological work have been achieved, including the successful inclusion of the Sanya Luobi Cave site in the national archaeological park project and the discovery of a prehistoric burial site dating back approximately 12,000 years [3][4]. - The first archaeological study of the Nanhai Genglu Book has been conducted, collecting over 6,000 navigation data sets [3]. - New discoveries include 30 Paleolithic wilderness sites and significant artifacts from various historical periods, enhancing the understanding of regional cultural exchanges [3]. Museum Development - By the end of 2025, the number of registered museums in Hainan is expected to reach 60, a 50% increase from the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan," with 23 state-owned museums and 37 non-state-owned museums [4][5]. - Museums in Hainan have launched a total of 927 exhibitions, with an average of 19 exhibitions per museum, and have hosted 1,922 educational activities in 2024, averaging 40 per museum [5][6]. Cultural Tourism Integration - Hainan has developed 38 cultural tourism sites and created six themed museum tour routes, linking nearly 20 unique museums, promoting museum visits as a new tourism trend [6]. - The integration of archaeological findings with tourism has led to the establishment of nine national and provincial night cultural and tourism consumption clusters, contributing to economic growth [6].