展览通过截取历史长河中间南北文化交融最为鼎盛的三个时期——秦汉时期、魏晋南北朝时期、唐宋时期，通过出土文物体现南北文化之 间的差异以及相互交融，彰显中华文明的兼容并蓄、多元一体的重要特质。 央视网消息：暑假期间，全国多地博物馆都推出了不少各具特色的展览。江苏常熟博物馆近期推出了大型特展"何以江南——南北交融共 生的文明特展"，成为当地暑期热门展览，日均参观游客约5000人，最多的一天迎来了近12000位观众。这个特展都有哪些珍品？我们一起去看 看。 何以江南——南北交融共生的文明特展，不用去陕西，在常熟博物馆就可以看到秦兵马俑，这只兵马俑的编号是1号，它也是秦兵马俑中 间首先被发掘面世的兵马俑。 在记者的左手边就是我国北方地区西安徐州等地出土的玉器，而在记者的右手边就是江南一带出土的秦汉时期的金器，金玉良缘在此相会 了。 再来看这两件展品，它们都是灰陶灶，是明器的一种，而且都是一孔灶，但是出土于北方和南方的灰陶灶明显在风格上是不一样的，北方 的更为方正，而南方的这个船型灶也是属于江南地区特有的灰陶灶。 再来看这一件展品，这是东晋时期浙江德清出土的鸡首壶，一侧是有一个鸡头模样的造型，一个巴掌大小，矮胖矮胖的。再 ...

Group 1 - The core theme of the news is the summer exhibitions held in various museums, particularly highlighting the "Mythical Beasts and Auspicious Birds" exhibition at the China (Hainan) South China Sea Museum, showcasing 223 artifacts from 10 museums [1][4] - The exhibition categorizes animals based on the ancient dictionary "Erya," dividing them into insects, fish, birds, and beasts, while also displaying imagined creatures, emphasizing a harmonious relationship between humans and animals for sustainable development [4][6] - The exhibition features notable artifacts such as a blue and white porcelain cricket tube, a bronze ding with snake patterns, and a dragon-shaped wine vessel, illustrating the cultural significance of animals in ancient Chinese society [8][10][12] Group 2 - The Zhejiang Shaoxing Newchang Museum is hosting the "Tang Poetry Road" exhibition, which includes 240 artifacts from 36 cultural institutions, reflecting the literary richness of the Tang dynasty [17][19] - The exhibition highlights significant poets like Li Bai and Du Fu, showcasing artifacts such as a Tang tri-colored female figurine and a gold and silver hairpin mentioned in Bai Juyi's poetry, providing a vivid representation of Tang life [21][23] - The exhibition allows visitors to engage with the past through artifacts that connect to famous poems, creating an immersive experience of the Tang dynasty's cultural and poetic heritage [25]

Group 1 - The Nanjing Museum has temporarily converted a men's restroom into a women's restroom due to increased female visitor traffic during the summer, effectively providing two women's restrooms to alleviate long waiting times [3][4] - The museum staff confirmed that there are still male restrooms available on each floor, ensuring convenience for male visitors, and no complaints have been received regarding this change [3][4] - The average time for women to use restrooms is significantly longer than for men, with women taking an average of 89 seconds compared to men's 39 seconds, highlighting the need for more female restroom facilities [5] Group 2 - There is a growing social consensus that gender equality does not equate to equal restroom facilities, leading to regulations that require a higher ratio of women's restrooms in public spaces [6] - The "Gansu Province Women's Rights Protection Regulations" mandates that the ratio of women's to men's restrooms in urban public toilets should be increased to 3:2, with a higher ratio of 2:1 in high-traffic areas, making Gansu the first province to legislate this [6] - Other cities, such as Shenzhen and Chongqing, are implementing innovative solutions like "tidal toilets" and smart restroom systems to optimize restroom availability based on real-time usage data [8]

Core Insights - The rapid increase in the number of museums in China has not alleviated the issue of ticket scarcity during peak seasons, particularly in summer [1][3] - The National Cultural Heritage Administration has mandated a scientific assessment of venue capacity and the implementation of reservation systems to manage visitor flow [1][4] Group 1: Museum Growth and Visitor Trends - As of the end of 2024, there are 7,046 registered museums in China, an increase of 213 from the previous year, achieving a ratio of one museum for every 200,000 people, with over 91% being free to enter [2] - In 2024, museums across the country received over 1.4 billion visitors, an increase of more than 10 million from the previous year, highlighting the growing popularity of cultural tourism [3] Group 2: Challenges and Structural Imbalances - Despite the increase in the number of museums, many smaller institutions struggle with visibility and resource limitations, leading to overcrowding in popular venues [4] - The phenomenon of ticket scarcity is not unique to China, as it is a common issue faced by popular museums globally [4] Group 3: Solutions and Innovations - Some museums are extending their hours and implementing "nocturnal" events to accommodate more visitors during peak times [5] - The concept of "breaking boundaries" is being explored, with initiatives to integrate cultural heritage into urban environments and enhance accessibility through digital platforms [6] Group 4: Cultural Engagement and Visitor Experience - Visitors are encouraged to appreciate museums beyond just popular exhibits, fostering a deeper connection with history and culture [7]

Group 1 - The core idea is that museums across China are extending their opening hours and offering diverse experiences to attract visitors during the summer, particularly through night tours [1][3] - In Jiangsu province, 89 museums have adjusted their hours, introducing over 1,500 activities including exhibitions and night tours, which are seen as a new driver for summer cultural tourism consumption [3] - Specific examples include the Nanjing Folk Museum, which remains open on Mondays and extends hours on Fridays and Saturdays until 9 PM, enhancing visitor engagement [1][3] Group 2 - Museums are enhancing their night tour experiences with creative setups, such as the Beijing Oceanarium, which features thousands of aquatic species and immersive environments using lighting and sound effects [5] - The "Cyber Ocean" experience at the Beijing Oceanarium creates a mysterious and technologically advanced underwater world, showcasing dynamic representations of marine life through advanced visual effects [5]

Core Insights - Nanjing museums have adopted a "super long standby" mode, extending their opening hours to provide flexible and rich visiting experiences during the summer nights, enhancing cultural engagement for citizens and tourists [1][2][3] Group 1: Extended Opening Hours - Multiple museums in Nanjing, including the Nanjing Museum and Nanjing City Wall Museum, have announced extended hours to alleviate daytime visitor pressure and offer a unique night-time experience [2][3] - The Deji Art Museum has gained popularity for its daily operation until midnight, distinguishing itself from other museums that only extend hours during holidays [3] Group 2: Cultural Events and Experiences - Nanjing museums are not just extending hours but also enhancing visitor experiences with immersive performances and exhibitions, such as the "Dream of Jinling" theatrical performance at the Zhan Garden [5][6] - The Nanjing Folk Museum offers a variety of traditional cultural experiences, including shadow puppetry and local folk performances, attracting visitors interested in local heritage [6][7] Group 3: Visitor Engagement - Tourists are increasingly choosing night visits to avoid daytime heat and crowds, with many expressing appreciation for the cultural richness of Nanjing [2][3] - Social media has played a role in promoting these night-time museum experiences, as seen with international visitors sharing their positive experiences online [3]

Core Insights - This summer, museums across the country are experiencing a surge in popularity, implementing extended hours and diverse visiting experiences to attract visitors [1] Group 1 - Museums are adopting a "super long standby" mode by adjusting and extending their opening hours [1] - Various flexible and rich visiting experiences are being introduced to enhance visitor engagement [1] - The initiative encourages the exploration of night visits to museums, presenting a new way to experience cultural sites [1]

Group 1 - The Beijing Xicheng District Museum Alliance was established with 33 initial member institutions, including state-owned, industry, non-state-owned museums, and memorials [1] - The alliance aims to enhance cultural service supply through inter-museum and inter-regional collaboration, promoting more interactive and participatory cultural activities [1] - Xicheng District has positioned itself as a "Museum City," with 36 registered museums, accounting for 14.9% of the total in Beijing, and an average of 3.29 registered museums per 100,000 people [1] Group 2 - Four museums received the first batch of support funds from Xicheng District, which includes funding for registration assistance, fixed subsidies, and operational support [1]

Group 1 - As of June 2025, Beijing will have 245 registered museums and 56 quasi-museums, the highest number among all cities in China [1] - In 2024, Beijing will implement the "Beijing Museum City Construction and Development Plan (2024-2035)", which includes funding support for social forces to establish and operate museums, promoting diversified development [1] - During the Spring Festival, Qingming, and Dragon Boat Festival, a total of 307 cultural activities were held across the city's museums, attracting 4.0165 million visitors and generating a total revenue of 86.7481 million yuan from ticket sales and cultural products [1] Group 2 - From May 18 to early October 2025, Beijing will host the first "Beijing Museum Season", featuring monthly themed activities including exhibitions, technology, cultural creativity, and educational events [2] - The "Exhibition + Cultural Creativity + Arts + Tourism" model is being explored, with the Beijing Grand Canal Museum's exhibition attracting 108,534 visitors and generating 10.649 million yuan in ticket and cultural product revenue [2] - The "Museum First Lesson" initiative and related curriculum guidelines have been developed to enhance the integration of museums and school education, promoting a brand for museum-school collaboration [2][3]

Group 1 - As of June 2025, Beijing has the highest number of registered museums in China, with 245 museums and 56 quasi-museums [1] - The "Beijing Museum City Development Plan (2024-2035)" will be implemented in 2024, aiming to encourage social participation in museum construction and operation [1] - During the Spring Festival, Qingming, and Dragon Boat Festival, Beijing's museums hosted 307 cultural activities, attracting a total of 4.0165 million visitors and generating revenue of 86.7481 million yuan [1] Group 2 - The first Beijing Museum Season is being held from May 18 to early October 2025, featuring monthly themed activities across various museums [2] - The "Exhibition + Cultural Creation + Arts + Tourism" model is being explored, with the "See the Yin Shang" exhibition attracting 108,534 visitors and generating 10.649 million yuan in ticket and cultural product sales [2] - The "Museum First Lesson" initiative aims to integrate museum resources with school education, producing a series of guidelines and educational materials [2][3] Group 3 - During the September Education Month of the Beijing Museum Season, two "Museum First Lesson" sessions will be available for primary and secondary school students [3] - A resource library for museum education courseware will be launched to standardize educational activities and promote further integration between museums and schools [3]