Core Viewpoint - The event "Cultural Exhibition of Cultural Relics into the Community and 'Children's Painting of Cishou Temple: A Dialogue Across Time and Space'" in Haidian District, Beijing, utilizes AR technology to create an immersive experience that connects historical relics with modern community life [1][7]. Group 1: Event Highlights - The exhibition features a combination of physical display boards, dynamic AR, and parent-child creative activities, allowing historical relics like Cishou Temple to engage with the community [1][7]. - Residents can use their smartphones to scan QR codes on display boards to experience over ten historical scenes, bringing dormant cultural relics to life [3][7]. - The exhibition is structured around historical symbols of the Bailizhuang area, including "Tower, Garden, River, Temple," and presents a narrative from ancient times to modern living [3][4]. Group 2: Community Engagement - The "Children's Painting of Cishou Temple" segment attracted 20 families, fostering family bonding and cultural identity through collaborative art on a 10-meter canvas [2][5]. - The event includes a reading machine featuring the book "Telling the Story of Bailizhuang," enhancing residents' understanding of the area's history [3][4]. - Participants received copies of "Telling the Story of Bailizhuang" and city notebooks, allowing them to take home cultural memories [4][7]. Group 3: Future Plans - The event aims to continue its outreach to six additional community locations, integrating technology, culture, and community to provide practical examples for urban cultural relic protection [7].