Core Insights - The article highlights the cultural significance of Xiuning County, known as "China's First County of Scholars," which has produced 19 top scholars throughout history [1][3][5]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage - Xiuning County is located in the ancient Huizhou region, known for its strong literary traditions and economic support from Huizhou merchants [3]. - The China Scholar Museum, established on the site of an ancient county government, showcases the history of scholars and the imperial examination system, housing 1,760 artifacts, including seven first-class cultural relics [3][5]. Group 2: Media Engagement - Overseas Chinese media representatives visited the museum to explore the historical journey of scholars and the evolution of the imperial examination system [5][7]. - The museum's exhibitions include a systematic overview of the lives of the 19 scholars and the contributions of local elites to cultural heritage [5]. Group 3: Modern Cultural Promotion - Xiuning County is leveraging its scholar culture to develop a new tourism industry, creating a positive cycle of cultural preservation and economic development [7]. - Various local products, such as scholar rice wine and tea, are becoming popular elements in the cultural economy, enhancing the region's appeal as a tourist destination [7].

（原标题：时代剪影：武则天的大明宫绝唱） 文博时空 作者 金笛 在将近半个世纪的时间里，毗邻西安城墙、铁道以北、西安人俗称"道北"的广大区 域，由于历史原因形成了西安市最大的棚户区。这里低矮潮湿、斑驳杂乱，而在一千多年前，这块土地 矗立着金碧辉煌的天上宫阙——大明宫。 1959年冬天，中国科学院考古研究所的马得志等专家来到龙首原一带发掘。经过9个月的摸索，根据元 代李好文的《长安图志》所示，取得重大考古发现，这里是废弃的大明宫，面积是3.3平方公里，而明 清故宫的面积为0.72平方公里，竟然是故宫的4.5倍。大明宫不仅是唐帝国最宏伟壮丽的宫殿建筑群，也 是当时世界上面积最大的宫殿建筑群。站在大明宫含元殿向南眺望，整个长安城尽收眼底。 经过六十余年的持续发掘，大明宫国家遗址公园终于成型。战火摧毁不了地层中的石器，抢夺者带不走 宫城的泥土。 手印砖 大明宫出土 大明宫遗址博物馆藏 "官匠杨志"铭文砖 含元殿出土 大明宫遗址博物馆藏 葡萄纹瑞兽砖 大明宫遗址出土 大明宫遗址博物馆藏 考古队在挖掘过程中，有了惊人的发现：在含元殿附近，有二十处多处火烧痕迹，周围密密麻麻全是砖 窑。可想而知，这样巨大的工程量，当时需要多 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significance of the Huizhou History Museum, emphasizing its role in showcasing the rich cultural heritage and historical significance of the Huizhou region in China, particularly through its artifacts and architectural style [1][3]. Group 1: Museum Overview - The Huizhou History Museum is located in the ancient city of Huizhou, blending seamlessly with the local architecture, providing visitors with a unique experience of both the museum's exhibits and the historical context of Huizhou's architectural style [3]. - The museum features various artifacts that reflect the historical and cultural development of Huizhou, including the famous Huizhou three carvings: brick carving, stone carving, and wood carving [3][4]. Group 2: Historical Significance - Huizhou originated in the 9th year of the Kaihuang era (589 AD) under the Sui Dynasty and was renamed Huizhou during the Northern Song Dynasty, becoming a significant political, economic, and cultural region over the subsequent dynasties [3]. - The region produced approximately 2,000 successful candidates in the imperial examination system, indicating a flourishing educational and cultural environment, with notable figures such as Zhu Xi, Cheng Dawei, Dai Zhen, and Hu Shi emerging from this area [2][3]. Group 3: Artifacts Displayed - The museum houses a variety of historical artifacts, including bronze vessels from the Western Zhou period, pottery from the Han dynasty, and various ceramics from the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties, showcasing the evolution of craftsmanship and artistic expression in Huizhou [5][6][7].