Core Viewpoint - The Chinese Archaeological Museum has become a popular destination during the holiday season, updating its exhibits and launching new activities to engage visitors in cultural experiences [1][3]. Group 1: Visitor Engagement - During the first two days of the "May Day" holiday, the Chinese Archaeological Museum reached its maximum visitor capacity, with 5,500 tickets fully booked each day [3]. - The museum has introduced a new batch of artifacts, including pottery, porcelain, and bronze items, to cater to the high visitor enthusiasm [3]. Group 2: New Exhibits and Activities - The museum is showcasing a Western Han Dynasty bronze pot, discovered in 2007 in the Ili River Valley, marking the first find of such artifacts in the region, reflecting the historical integration of ancient cultures [5]. - A special event titled "2024 Annual Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries" has been launched, featuring the earliest known document related to the history of Beijing's establishment, inscribed on a bronze artifact [9]. - In addition to the museum's activities, three museums in Hebei Province are collaborating to present a collection of over 190 pieces of exquisite enamel artifacts from the Ming and Qing Dynasties [10]. Group 3: Enamel Art Exhibition - Enamelware is recognized for its elegant designs, intricate patterns, and vibrant colors, with the craft reaching its peak during the Ming Dynasty, particularly noted for the "Jingtai Blue" [12]. - The exhibition includes a particularly exquisite Qing Dynasty piece, the "Copper Gilded Enamel Peace Symbol," symbolizing peace and prosperity [12]. - The exhibition will run until the end of July, allowing visitors to enter for free after making a real-name reservation [12].