（来源：中国政府采购报） 转自：中国政府采购报 崖壁藏千年 数字续文脉 这份动容背后，也藏着文物守护者们的现实忧虑。"风霜侵蚀、环境变化，都在一点点磨蚀着石佛的原 貌。"云冈研究院数字化保护中心工作人员李丽红坦言，"几十年前的纸质记录，连佛像衣褶的弧度都无 法精准留存；单纯的物理防护，只能减缓损耗，却没法真正留住这些千年流传下来的痕迹。" ■ 本报记者 彭勇琪 张舒慧 如何让千年石佛挣脱时光的桎梏，让这份文明遗产"活"起来、传下去？云冈研究院的答案是：数字化。 春节期间，山西武州山的寒风裹着年味掠过崖壁，云冈石窟的游人却络绎不绝。依山而凿的洞窟在暖阳 下泛着青灰石光，第20窟露天大佛巍然矗立，13.7米的身躯载着1500余年的风霜，眉峰低垂、目光沉 缓，仿佛正隔着千年时光，与往来游人无声对话。 "文物的风化是不可逆的，我们能做的，就是用最精准的科技，留住它当下最完整的模样。"李丽红介 绍，通过国家文物保护专项资金的支持，工作人员带着专业设备走进每一个洞窟，"几何尺寸、纹理细 节、颜料成分，哪怕是石缝里的一丝痕迹，都要精准采集、建档留存。我们要建的不是简单的数字影 像，是能支撑保护、助力研究、便于传播的全息数字 ...

Core Insights - The Beijing Municipal Park Management Center aims to enhance the quality and efficiency of municipal parks by focusing on hardware upgrades, ecological improvements, and cultural offerings, particularly in the context of the 14th Five-Year Plan starting in 2026 [1][2] Group 1: Environmental and Cultural Development - The "Garden City" concept will be implemented in municipal parks, with projects focusing on environmental, cultural, service, and order aspects to ensure effective outcomes [2] - The Beijing Garden City Special Plan (2023-2035) outlines initiatives such as the "Shared Garden" and "Harmonious Garden" to promote biodiversity and enhance the integration of natural landscapes with urban areas [2] - The National Botanical Garden has collected over 18,000 plant species, including 2,730 rare and endangered species, and aims to establish a resource bank with over 70,000 plant varieties by 2027 [3] Group 2: Cultural Heritage and Digitalization - The park management center will increase efforts in cultural heritage preservation, focusing on the restoration of historical buildings in sites like the Summer Palace and Beihai Park [4] - Digital initiatives will be enhanced, allowing visitors to access 3D models and historical narratives of cultural relics through scanning, thereby bridging the gap between history and the public [4] - New cultural activities and night-time experiences will be introduced to enrich visitor engagement and promote a vibrant cultural atmosphere in the parks [4] Group 3: Park Management and Visitor Experience - The park management center is developing detailed noise control measures to balance dynamic and static areas within parks, ensuring a harmonious environment for both active and passive visitors [6] - The overall strategy aims to leverage innovative measures to improve public life and promote high-quality development of park services, making parks a showcase of the capital's charm and a nurturing space for citizens [6]

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 Viewpoint - The Summer Palace in Beijing is undergoing a significant restoration of its historic "Suzhou Street," adopting a "repair while open" approach to enhance public engagement and education about cultural heritage preservation [5][6][7]. Group 1: Restoration Approach - The restoration of Suzhou Street is the first large-scale protective renovation in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region that allows public access during the process, aiming to provide an immersive experience of historical culture [7][8]. - The restoration adheres to principles of maintaining the original appearance, using original materials, techniques, and methods, while documenting the process for future reference [8][9]. - Visitors can observe the restoration through specially designed windows and displays, which serve as a live educational experience about traditional construction techniques [9][10]. Group 2: Historical Significance - Suzhou Street, inspired by the Jiangnan water town aesthetics, has high historical, artistic, and cultural value, having been a royal marketplace for celebrations [6][7]. - The street has a rich history, having been severely damaged during foreign invasions in the 19th century and later rebuilt in the 1980s, but has since faced natural deterioration [7][8]. Group 3: Furniture Restoration - The Summer Palace houses over a thousand pieces of Ming and Qing dynasty furniture, which are being meticulously restored by skilled craftsmen, ensuring the preservation of historical and cultural significance [11][12]. - The restoration of furniture has been ongoing for generations, with the current team led by a third-generation craftsman, completing over 1,000 restoration projects since 2016 [11][12]. - New technologies, such as 3D printing, are being integrated into the restoration process to enhance efficiency and minimize damage to original artifacts [12][13]. Group 4: Educational Initiatives - The restoration efforts include educational components, with displays and workshops aimed at teaching visitors about traditional crafts and the importance of cultural heritage [14][15]. - The Summer Palace is actively engaging with schools and the public to promote awareness and appreciation of traditional arts and crafts through hands-on experiences [15][16]. Group 5: Ongoing Challenges and Innovations - The Summer Palace faces ongoing challenges in maintaining its extensive collection of over 800 ancient buildings, with continuous efforts to improve restoration techniques and methodologies [16][17]. - The integration of modern technology, such as 3D laser scanning, is enhancing the quality of restoration work, ensuring that traditional aesthetics are preserved while improving structural integrity [17][18].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of cultural relic protection and the urgent need for digital transformation in the museum sector to enhance preservation and public engagement [1][3]. Digital Transformation in Cultural Heritage - Recent policies have highlighted the need for accelerating the digitization of collections and improving database accessibility, with a focus on integrating digital technology into cultural heritage management [1][3]. - The digitalization of cultural heritage has seen significant advancements, with many museums adopting 3D online exhibitions and AI-guided tours, making digital experiences a norm [3][4]. Challenges in Digitalization - The cultural heritage sector faces substantial challenges, including the large volume of collections, the fragility of artifacts, and the high costs and lengthy processes associated with traditional 3D modeling [5][6]. - Three main pain points have been identified: limited physical accessibility to popular museums, bottlenecks in large-scale digitization, and ongoing operational pressures to balance artifact protection with visitor capacity [5][6]. Technological Solutions - Companies like Gaode are leveraging their expertise in digital twin technology and AI to address these challenges, aiming to lower costs and improve operational efficiency in cultural heritage management [6][8]. - Gaode's "Cloud Realm" platform enhances the efficiency of 3D reconstruction and digitalization, allowing for a more interactive and engaging public experience with cultural artifacts [8][9]. Innovative Collaborations - Gaode has partnered with institutions like the Palace Museum to establish an AI 3D reconstruction innovation lab, focusing on overcoming data collection challenges in complex environments [8][12]. - The collaboration aims to create a replicable model for digital management and service in various cultural institutions, enhancing the role of intelligent technology in museums [11][12]. Future Directions - The article suggests that Gaode's approach to cultural heritage digitalization could serve as a model for smaller museums, emphasizing the importance of technology in making cultural knowledge more accessible [12][13]. - Gaode's commitment to maintaining a technology-focused platform aims to provide a neutral and serious approach to cultural heritage management, distinguishing it from other content-driven organizations [13][14].

Core Insights - The project "80 Years, 80 Artifacts" utilizes advanced AI technology to digitize and narrate historical artifacts from the Anti-Japanese War, enhancing user engagement and understanding of history [1][3][5] Group 1: Project Overview - The project is a collaboration between People's Daily Digital Communication, the National Museum of China, Renmin University of China, and Baidu, featuring a smart agent and 3D artifact entries [1] - The smart agent is built on Baidu's Wenxin large model 4.5, enabling precise responses to user inquiries and guiding users to explore deeper historical contexts [1][3] Group 2: User Interaction and Experience - Users can interact with the smart agent to learn about specific artifacts, such as the X-ray machine used by Norman Bethune, and receive detailed narratives about the artifact's significance and related historical events [1][3] - The smart agent facilitates a multi-layered understanding of history by connecting artifacts, figures, and their historical backgrounds through immersive storytelling [3][5] Group 3: Educational Impact - The initiative aims to transform the experience of viewing artifacts into a deeper understanding of history, moving from mere observation to comprehension [5] - By leveraging technology, each artifact serves as a bridge connecting the past and present, allowing for a more empathetic and engaging digital experience [5]

Core Insights - The first comprehensive digital mobile platform for cultural relics in China has been successfully developed, integrating data collection, processing, and storage equipment [1] - This platform marks a significant technological breakthrough in the field of cultural relics digital protection, enabling efficient data collection from remote areas [1] Group 1: Technological Advancements - The platform overcomes traditional spatial limitations in cultural relics digitization, allowing for real-time inspection and secure storage of data [1] - The research team has successfully addressed challenges in extreme environments, such as small spaces and large caves, enhancing the coverage, precision, and completeness of data collection [1] Group 2: Strategic Vision - The Dunhuang Academy adheres to the philosophy of "permanent preservation and sustainable utilization," promoting the iterative upgrade of digital technologies [1] - A modular and intelligent set of digital collection equipment has been established, along with the development of high-resolution image stitching software and multi-source data fusion software for 3D reconstruction [1] Group 3: Integration and Development - The initiative aims to automate and enhance the efficiency of cultural relics data collection and processing, establishing a preliminary digital standard system [1] - The project emphasizes the integration of production, education, research, and application in the field of cultural relics digitization [1]

Core Viewpoint - The integration of new technologies such as AI and blockchain is crucial for the innovation and optimization of cultural and tourism projects in China, leading to new growth opportunities in the cultural consumption market [1][2] Group 1: AI and Cultural Industry Integration - The application of AI technology is expected to activate cultural heritage and foster new business models within the cultural industry [1] - AI-generated short dramas can be produced at a cost as low as 50 yuan per episode, with a production time of only 1 to 2 hours for three episodes [1] - The use of AI significantly enhances translation and dubbing efficiency, facilitating the rapid international distribution of short drama content [1] Group 2: Digitalization and Resource Development - The digitalization of cultural relics and the transformation of traditional IP are essential for revitalizing cultural heritage [1] - The "Shan Hai" APP utilizes a large-scale cultural heritage data model and AIGC creation tools to build a vast database of cultural relics, promoting collaboration between creators and communities [1] - Changsha has established seven national innovation platforms for cultural and technological integration and four national demonstration bases, ranking fifth in China and first in Central China [2] Group 3: Industry Growth and Infrastructure - The city of Changsha has been selected as one of the seven cities responsible for the national data labeling base construction due to its rich audio-visual industry data resources and strong AI industry chain [2] - The establishment of the Malanshan Video Cultural and Creative Park has attracted major companies like Huawei and NetEase, creating a comprehensive application scenario from content creation to precise distribution [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the importance of multi-disciplinary collaboration in the protection and preservation of stone carvings and grottoes in China, highlighting recent advancements and methodologies in this field [6][7][10]. Group 1: Stone Carvings and Grottoes - The Dazu Rock Carvings in Chongqing are a significant cultural heritage site, with efforts underway to enhance their protection and make the carvings more accessible to the public [2]. - The Longmen Grottoes, another UNESCO World Heritage site, showcases exquisite stone carving art and is a focal point for discussions on preservation techniques [6][10]. Group 2: Multi-disciplinary Collaboration - Experts from over ten countries participated in the 2025 International Forum on Grotto Protection, sharing cutting-edge practices and theories in grotto preservation [6][8]. - The need for a multi-disciplinary approach is emphasized, with techniques from geology, hydrology, and engineering being applied to address water damage and other preservation challenges [7][9]. Group 3: Water Damage Management - Water infiltration poses a significant threat to stone carvings, with the Dazu Rock Carvings experiencing over 1000 mm of annual rainfall, leading to issues like salt efflorescence and surface erosion [7]. - Successful water damage management requires precise geological surveys and the use of advanced technologies such as geological radar and electromagnetic methods to identify water flow paths [7][9]. Group 4: Preventive Protection Strategies - The concept of "preventive protection" is gaining traction, shifting the focus from reactive measures to proactive strategies in preserving cultural heritage [10][11]. - The Longmen Grottoes have implemented a monitoring system with over 200 sensors to detect structural stability and environmental changes, demonstrating the effectiveness of preventive measures [11][12]. Group 5: Technological Innovations - The integration of artificial intelligence and digital technologies is being explored to enhance the preservation of stone carvings, allowing for real-time monitoring and analysis of environmental conditions [13][15]. - Non-destructive testing methods, such as neutron technology, are being utilized to investigate the internal structure of materials without damaging the artifacts, providing valuable insights for preservation efforts [14][15].

Group 1 - The National Cultural Heritage Administration is steadily advancing the construction of a national cultural resource database (China Cultural Cloud), accumulating over 180TB of cultural data through major projects such as the national survey of precious cultural relics and the third national cultural relics census [1][2] - The administration has implemented top-level design by issuing several key documents, including the "14th Five-Year Plan for Cultural Heritage Protection and Technological Innovation," which outlines tasks for digitalization and smart museum construction [1][2] - A scientific data center for cultural heritage protection has been established, creating a data sharing mechanism and integrating data from the fourth national cultural relics census, laying a solid foundation for the digital protection and management of cultural resources [2] Group 2 - The administration has innovated digital resource service models, supporting various applications such as risk prevention, protection, and resource management through digital and intelligent means [2] - As of now, 7,046 museums across the country have launched over 130,000 online exhibitions and held 47,000 online educational activities, with museum website visits exceeding 2 billion, effectively stimulating innovation within cultural institutions [2]