在"思维训练"展区，观众饶有兴致地动手体验展品中蕴含的科学原理；在"非遗科韵"展区，观众赞叹中 国传统非遗技艺中的科学智慧；在"VR体验"展区，太空探索之旅令观众如痴如醉；在"神机百变"展 区，灵活的仿生机器狗引来阵阵惊叹。 "倾听科学空间"还将定期举办开放课堂，让观众在动手实践中感受科学乐趣。 今年3月，中国科学技术馆与Sci-Bono科学中心签署合作协议，合办"倾听科学空间"正是落实协议的重 要举措。未来，双方将以该空间为平台提升合作质量，为促进中南民心相通做更多实事。（完） 新华社约翰内斯堡11月22日电（记者蒋国鹏 白舸）作为中国和南非两国合作推动科普教育的重要实 践，中国科学技术馆与南非Sci-Bono科学中心合作建设的"倾听科学空间"21日正式向公众开放。逾百嘉 宾和观众到场体验。 "倾听科学空间"坐落于约翰内斯堡市区的Sci-Bono科学中心内，占地约200平方米，设置"思维训练""非 遗科韵""VR体验""神机百变"四个特色展区。它虽然面积不大，但浓缩了中国科学技术馆众多经典展示 项目、丰富的展教资源与科普经验。 ...

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Core Insights - The surge in technology tourism during the recent National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays highlights a growing interest in interactive science experiences among families [1][4]. Group 1: Visitor Statistics and Trends - Major science museums across China experienced significant increases in visitor numbers, with the Sichuan Science Museum seeing a 269% year-on-year increase and the China Soong Ching Ling Science Cultural Exchange Center reporting a 319% increase in orders [1]. - The China Science Museum had an average daily visitor count approaching 30,000 during the holiday period, indicating a strong trend towards technology-related tourism [1]. Group 2: Innovative Activities and Experiences - Various science museums offered unique and engaging activities, such as robot performances in Shanghai, robotic arm operations in Nanjing, and aircraft carrier electromagnetic catapult demonstrations in Beijing, enhancing the educational experience [2]. - The Fujian Science Museum hosted a night event featuring over 30 interactive experiences, attracting more than 1.2 million participants on the first day alone [2]. Group 3: Economic Impact and Consumer Behavior - The technology tourism trend is contributing to urban economic growth, with the Xi'an Science Museum reporting over 600% increases in ticket sales and revenue during the holiday [4]. - In Shenzhen, the science museum welcomed its 2 millionth visitor within five months of opening, significantly boosting local dining, cultural, and educational sectors [4]. Group 4: Policy Support and Future Development - Government policies are facilitating the growth of technology tourism, with plans to support the development of technology-themed tourism projects and encourage new business models [5]. - The integration of culture, technology, and tourism is expected to create new consumer dynamics, with a focus on sustainable development and comprehensive industry ecosystem building [5].

Core Viewpoint - The holiday period has seen a surge in visitor numbers at various scenic spots, with science education centers, particularly those showcasing the spirit of scientists, becoming popular destinations for children [1] Group 1 - The holiday has led to a peak in visitor traffic at scenic areas across the country [1] - Science education centers are highlighted for their rich collections that demonstrate the innovative spirit of scientists [1]

Group 1 - The Tsinghua University Science Museum showcases historical scientific instruments, educational equipment, and stories of Tsinghua scientists' pursuit of truth and overcoming challenges [1] - In recent years, the museum has organized several themed exhibitions such as "The Era of Electromagnetic Waves," "A Century of Instruments," and "Ingenious Calculations" through collaborative and independent efforts [3] - The museum's offline exhibition hall has received over 80,000 visitors and more than 1,300 groups in the past five years, playing a significant role in public science education [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Shanxi Science and Technology Museum hosted a "Science Night" event aimed at providing families with a unique and exploratory experience in science, coinciding with the first national Science Popularization Month [1]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event featured five major interactive experience sections, including a "Science Market" with 16 interactive booths covering topics such as arch bridge mechanics, 3D printing, shape memory alloys, remote lighting, and mortise and tenon structures [3]. - A special dark environment experience area allowed visitors to observe fireflies up close in a dimly lit setting [3]. - The "Little Jinling Exploration" activity guided visitors through four themed exhibition halls, showcasing science projects with local characteristics [3]. Group 2: Educational Activities - The "Star Observation Program" took place in the outdoor square, where professional instructors guided youth in using telescopes to observe lunar craters and taught them how to use a "mobile star map" app [3]. - The "Science Show" segment featured performances such as "Supermarket Fantasy Night" and "The World of Algorithms," combining fun experiments and interactive performances to highlight the charm of science [3]. - The "On-Time Exploration" activity combined timed demonstrations with free experiences, allowing visitors to engage with scientific fun in various exhibition areas [3]. Group 3: Goals and Aspirations - The staff at the Shanxi Science and Technology Museum expressed the hope that this integrated science event, which combines interaction, observation, drama, and exploration, would help every child and family realize that science is not just dry knowledge from books, but a fascinating and accessible part of everyday life [5].

Core Points - The Shanxi Science and Technology Museum launched the "Science Night" event as part of the National Science Popularization Month, attracting numerous young participants to experience the charm of science through interactive experiments [3][4][6][7][9] Group 1 - The event took place on the evening of September 14 in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province [3][4][6] - Various scientific experiments were showcased, including "Pendulum Wave," "Three Ball Instrument," "Glowing Ball," "Soap Film," and "Shadow Play," allowing children to engage in hands-on learning [3][4][6][7][9] - The initiative aims to promote scientific knowledge and interest among the youth in a fun and engaging manner [3][4][6][7][9]

Group 1 - The conference aimed to enhance national scientific literacy and solidify the foundation for a technology-driven nation, focusing on the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and popular science education [3][4] - Over 120 participants attended, including educators, leaders from vocational institutions, and representatives from technology innovation and educational resource companies [3] - The conference highlighted the importance of the newly revised "Science and Technology Popularization Law" in promoting high-quality development in popular science [3][4] Group 2 - The conference announced ten key activities for the "National Science Popularization Month" in Nanjing, covering various fields such as electricity, biodiversity, marine exploration, and plant science [3] - Expert presentations showcased the innovative applications of AI in various sectors, including botanical gardens, zoos, and educational institutions, emphasizing the broad prospects of AI in scientific innovation and popularization [4] - The event marked an upgrade from the previous "Nanjing Popular Science Education Base Development Forum," providing a high-quality academic exchange platform for technology workers in Nanjing and Jiangsu Province [6]

Group 1: Medical Waste Management - The city of Chongqing generates a significant amount of medical waste, with 34,100 tons disposed of in the past year, equivalent to the weight of 81 high-speed trains [1] - A dispute has arisen between two companies regarding the handling of medical waste, with one company claiming its rights were infringed upon while the other argues that the first company is monopolizing the market due to inadequate service capacity [2] - The issue of medical waste disposal has become increasingly pressing in Chongqing, highlighting the challenges faced by the city in managing this critical aspect of public health [2] Group 2: Online Content Regulation - The tragic death of an outdoor influencer due to a wasp sting serves as a warning about the dangers of reckless behavior for online views, indicating a trend where dangerous activities are pursued for clicks and attention [3] - There is a growing concern that the pursuit of online fame is leading to hazardous content creation, with influencers engaging in risky behaviors that could result in serious harm [3] - Regulatory bodies are urged to enhance the oversight of online content, particularly for high-risk activities, to prevent the normalization of dangerous behavior in pursuit of popularity [4] Group 3: Educational Initiatives - A recent lecture by a professor from Peking University aimed to inspire students about space exploration, utilizing engaging methods to make complex scientific concepts accessible [7] - The event is part of a broader initiative to promote scientific education among youth, encouraging curiosity and exploration of scientific knowledge [7][8] - The integration of science education into the curriculum at institutions like Luhhe Middle School reflects a commitment to fostering a culture of inquiry and collaboration with universities and technology enterprises [9]

Core Insights - The total number of visitors to national science museums in China exceeded 30 million during the summer of 2025, marking a significant increase in public engagement with science education [1][2] - The summer season typically accounts for about 30% of the annual visitor numbers to science museums, indicating a peak in interest during this period [2] Visitor Statistics - Over 1.5 million visitors attended the China Science Museum during the summer, with more than 90% coming from outside Beijing and 49.3% being under 18 years old [1] - The Liaoning Science Museum set a record with a single-day visitor count exceeding 40,000, while the total visitors for 17 science museums in Guangxi surpassed 1 million for the first time [1] Innovations and Experiences - This year's "science museum boom" is characterized by content innovation, upgraded experiences, and resource sharing among various institutions [2] - Various science museums implemented extended hours and special night events to enhance visitor experience, transforming into family-friendly spaces in the evenings [2] Thematic Exhibitions and Activities - The Gansu Science Museum's exhibition on aerospace technology attracted 21,200 visitors on its opening day, setting a record for the museum [4] - Numerous interactive and educational activities were organized across different science museums, including robotics competitions, AI workshops, and health education initiatives [4][5] Collaborative Efforts - Collaborative initiatives among science museums, such as the "Science Train" project in the Sichuan region, aimed to integrate local cultural elements into science education [5][7] - The 2025 national science museum thematic joint actions have already conducted eight sessions, focusing on enhancing science communication and education in various regions [7] Future Plans - The upcoming "National Science Month" in September is expected to further promote science education and public engagement [7]