甘肃文物工作绘出新蓝图 让千年瑰宝走进百姓日常生活 每日甘肃网1月25日讯 据兰州晚报报道 2026年1月24日，全省文物局长会议在兰州召开，为"十五五"时 期甘肃文物事业发展绘就蓝图。新一年，甘肃省文物局将通过一系列创新举措，让收藏在博物馆里的文 物、书写在古籍里的文字真正"活"起来，成为老百姓看得见、摸得着、感受得到的文化滋养。 此外，甘肃将全面完成第四次全国文物普查，并建立全省不可移动文物大数据库，将适时向社会公布成 果。 记者 高宏梅 责任编辑：王辉文 备受期待的甘肃省博物馆扩建工程力争上半年建成开放。博物馆的角色将更加多元。除了观看展 览，"博物馆里过大年"等品牌社教活动将继续举办，并推出一系列富有趣味性的研学课程和手工体验活 动。不仅如此，黄河文化博物馆改建以及天水、甘南等市县博物馆建设的推进，将使文化惠民设施更加 均衡地覆盖全省。甘肃将萃取敦煌飞天、铜奔马等文化符号，开发一系列兼具文化内涵与实用价值的文 创产品。同时，2026年是长征胜利90周年，我省将推出"陇原长征文物故事微视频"展播。 另外，甘肃将进一步加快文物数字化进程。备受瞩目的"寻境敦煌"等数字项目将继续深化，云展览、云 直播、云讲解 ...

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].