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当天，在天坛神乐署与北京市劳动人民文化宫职工联袂演出的宫廷雅乐《太平令》中，活动正式拉开帷 幕。活动现场，由北京市劳动人民文化宫职工创作的原创歌曲《龙骧骏驰》激昂唱响，将现场氛围推向 高潮。 太庙作为明清两代皇家祭祖的礼制建筑，其丹陛石上的"海马"与屋脊上的"天马"脊兽，本就是"龙骧骏 驰"的实体象征。本次展览进一步激活其背后深厚的历史场景，让古代建筑意象与当代艺术创作在时空 维度深度共鸣，展现"马"的千姿百态，更深入挖掘其承载的"锐始图终、成功计始"的文化寓意。 （来源：劳动午报） 转自：劳动午报 本报讯 （记者 盛丽）昨天，一场融合多样传统文化与多维艺术创作的主题展览——"龙骧骏驰——太庙 马年主题创作展"在太庙享殿开幕。此次展览旨在以农历丙午马年为契机，通过多元艺术形式诠释"龙马 精神"。展览预计将持续至3月底。 展览汇集了来自全国艺术家的特邀与征集作品，既涵盖书法、绘画、雕塑、工艺美术等门类，又依托数 字"全息舱"带来别样视听享受。为延伸展览价值、活化文化遗产，展览举办期间还在太庙祧庙东配殿及 祧庙外部区域开展文化创意产品交流活动，设置衍生品交流区，进一步丰富公众观展体验。 盛丽 摄 此次展览由北京市 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The 2026 Year of the Horse commemorative coins and banknotes have seen overwhelming demand, leading to rapid sellouts during the reservation period, sparking discussions about potential second reservation opportunities [1][3]. Group 1: Reservation Process - The reservation for the commemorative coins and banknotes began on January 13, with many users reporting difficulties in securing their reservations due to system overloads [2][3]. - The People's Bank of China has set the offline exchange period for the Year of the Horse commemorative coins and banknotes from January 20 to January 26, requiring successful applicants to present their ID for exchange [3]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - The current market price for a complete set of commemorative coins is around 60 yuan, with the coins having a face value of 10 yuan each and the banknotes at 20 yuan each [4]. - The market is particularly interested in "lucky numbers" for banknotes, which can significantly affect their value, with some numbers being highly sought after and commanding much higher prices [5][6]. Group 3: Investment Risks - Experts caution that while the current interest in the Year of the Horse commemorative items is high, historical trends indicate that prices can fluctuate significantly, as seen with previous commemorative coins [7]. - The market for commemorative coins is currently facing competition from rising gold and silver prices, which may affect the demand for these items [7].

Core Viewpoint - The company Gujing Gongjiu has launched its limited edition Year of the Horse liquor, integrating traditional cultural elements and craftsmanship into its product, marking the sixth consecutive year of such releases [1][3]. Group 1: Product Details - The 2026 Year of the Horse liquor is a limited release of 12,000 bottles, designed for both gifting and celebratory purposes during the New Year [1][8]. - The liquor features a unique design inspired by the cultural significance of the horse in Chinese tradition, symbolizing progress and honor [3][4]. - The bottle design incorporates elements of traditional Chinese aesthetics, with a color scheme inspired by the legendary "blood-sweating horse," aiming to convey aspirations of success and brilliance [4][5]. Group 2: Craftsmanship and Heritage - Gujing Gongjiu's production methods are rooted in over 1,800 years of history, recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage, emphasizing the importance of traditional techniques and quality ingredients [6]. - The liquor is crafted by master brewers with over 30 years of experience, adhering to principles of natural harmony and meticulous fermentation processes [6]. - The selection of ingredients involves careful sourcing from specific depths of fermentation pits, ensuring the highest quality of the final product [6]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - The Year of the Horse liquor embodies the spirit of "Longma," a cultural symbol representing resilience and progress, making it a meaningful gift for friends and partners [3][8]. - The product serves as a medium for cultural transmission, allowing consumers to connect with traditional values and celebrate significant moments [8].

Group 1 - The article discusses the historical significance of horses in human culture, emphasizing their loyalty, diligence, and spiritual qualities as companions throughout history [1] - The domestication of horses dates back approximately 5,500 years, with evidence found in Kazakhstan and China, indicating the spread of horse breeding techniques [1][2] - The early horses in China were smaller and shorter compared to later breeds, as evidenced by artifacts from the Zhou Dynasty [2][4] Group 2 - The introduction of the "Heavenly Horse" from the Western Regions during the Han Dynasty significantly improved the local horse breeds, enhancing the military capabilities of the Han army [4][5] - The "Heavenly Horse" was not only a military asset but also held spiritual significance, reflecting the cultural beliefs of the Han Dynasty [6][7] - Artistic representations of horses during the Han Dynasty showcased their importance in various aspects of life, including warfare, hunting, and daily activities [9][10][12] Group 3 - Horses served multiple functions in daily life, including transportation and as hunting mounts, reflecting their integral role in agricultural society [12][18] - The Han Dynasty's emphasis on horses was linked to political power and ceremonial significance, showcasing the grandeur of the empire [12][39] - The mythical representations of horses, such as the "Heavenly Horse," illustrate the blending of cultural beliefs and artistic expression in ancient China [22][36]