中新网北京10月10日电(记者 王诗尧)今天，坐落在北京中轴线核心位置的故宫博物院，迎来了它的100 岁生日。 这里的朱墙金瓦，见证过六百年紫禁城的历史，见证过两个王朝的兴衰，见证过二十四位皇帝的更替。 而最近这一百年，无疑是它漫长生命中最富戏剧性的转折—— 从森严的帝王禁苑蜕变为人民的文化殿堂，从封闭的权力象征转型为开放的文化空间，从中国的故宫成 长为世界的故宫。 在传承中创新，在开放中坚守，百岁故宫还在不断实现"新生"。 故宫的百年焕新，远不止于"开门迎客"那么简单。它更核心的成就，在于完成了自身身份的深刻蜕变： 从一个陈列古董的"文物仓库"，转变为一个生机勃勃的"文化活体"。 过去的故宫，某种程度上只是一个巨大的文物保管所，强调的是"保护"而非"活化"；今天的故宫，则是 一个生机勃勃的文化有机体、一位高超的"故事讲述者"，它不仅在保存历史，更在创造新的文化生命 力。 《我在故宫修文物》的纪录片，展现"工匠精神"的当代传承，让沉睡的文物在鲜活的历史叙事中"醒"过 来；故宫文创产品，将古典美学融入现代生活，因此朝珠变成了耳机，御批成了书签尺，紫禁城也从被 仰视的符号，变成了可拥抱的潮流；各类特展、讲座、教育 ...

Core Points - The Palace Museum, a significant cultural landmark in China, will celebrate its 100th anniversary on October 10, 2025, marking its importance as the largest and best-preserved wooden palace complex in the world and a vital witness to over 5,000 years of Chinese civilization [1][2] Group 1: Historical Significance - The term "Forbidden City" refers to the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and the Palace Museum was established on October 10, 1925, becoming a specialized term for this historical site [2] - The museum houses 1.95 million cultural relics, showcasing the rich heritage of the Chinese nation over thousands of years [3] Group 2: Visitor Engagement - The museum's visitor numbers have significantly increased, surpassing 10 million for the first time in 2009 and expected to exceed 17.6 million in 2024 [3] - A major exhibition titled "A Century of Guardianship: From the Forbidden City to the Palace Museum" features national treasures like "Five Oxen" and "Along the River During the Qingming Festival," illustrating the museum's evolution and growth [3] Group 3: Cultural Impact - The Palace Museum has transformed from a royal collection into a shared cultural treasure for the public, reflecting a shift in accessibility and appreciation of Chinese heritage [4] - The architectural grandeur and exquisite artifacts, such as those displayed in the Treasure Hall and Clock Hall, highlight the museum's role in showcasing both Chinese and Western cultural aesthetics [5] Group 4: Future Prospects - The museum continues to attract a large audience, leveraging technology and cultural creativity to bring artifacts to life and promote traditional Chinese culture globally [7] - The centennial celebration symbolizes not only the museum's transformation but also the broader changes within Chinese society and the ongoing legacy of cultural heritage [7][8]

Core Insights - During the 2025 National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, the cultural venues directly under the Shanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau in Taiyuan achieved record-high visitor numbers and ticket revenue [1] Group 1: Visitor Reception and Revenue - A total of 911,400 visitors were received by the cultural venues, generating ticket revenue of 14.845 million yuan, representing a year-on-year increase of 2.29% and 13.96% respectively compared to the same period in 2024 [4] - The Jinci Museum alone welcomed 233,900 visitors and earned 12.08 million yuan, while the Jinci Park received 395,200 visitors, marking a growth of 17.01% [4] - External tourists accounted for a significant 77.21% of the total visitors, primarily from neighboring provinces such as Hebei, Shaanxi, and Henan [4] Group 2: Safety and Management Measures - The Taiyuan Cultural Relics Bureau prioritized safety by conducting comprehensive hazard inspections and utilizing big data to predict visitor flow, implementing scientific plans to ensure safety [2] - Security measures were enhanced in potentially congested areas, with additional security personnel deployed to manage crowds [2] - Cultural venues extended their opening hours and implemented real-time monitoring to ensure the safety of both cultural relics and visitors [2] Group 3: Cultural Activities and Engagement - A total of 75 themed educational activities and 167 online and offline exhibitions were organized to bring historical and cultural heritage to life during the holiday [2] - The Jinchang Museum introduced night tours and a series of activities that combined traditional culture with modern elements, attracting significant attention [4] - Various museums offered immersive games, hands-on experiences, and intangible cultural heritage workshops, enhancing visitor engagement [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Palace Museum, celebrating its 100th anniversary as a museum, symbolizes the evolution of China's cultural heritage and its commitment to serving the public while preserving historical artifacts [1][17]. Collection and Preservation - As of the end of 2024, the Palace Museum's collection exceeds 1.95 million items, marking the fifth round of artifact inventory and preservation efforts [2]. - The museum has conducted five major inventory efforts over the past century, with a significant increase in the number of artifacts from over 1.8 million in 2010 to the current figure [3]. - The museum prioritizes the safety and cultural value of artifacts, reflecting its mission to protect the roots of Chinese civilization [3]. Historical Significance and Challenges - The museum faced significant challenges during the war, including the largest and longest artifact relocation in history to protect national treasures from invasion [4]. - After the establishment of New China, the government allocated over 20 million yuan for the restoration of the museum's ancient buildings, leading to the completion of over 430 projects in the first decade [4][5]. - The museum was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit in 1961 and became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987, marking a new phase in its preservation efforts [4]. Modernization and Technological Integration - The museum has implemented a comprehensive security and preservation system, including modernized storage facilities and a multi-layered security approach [6]. - The integration of technology and cultural heritage has created a sustainable development model, showcasing the museum's commitment to both preservation and public engagement [6]. Public Engagement and Accessibility - Since its opening in 1925, the museum has focused on making cultural heritage accessible to the public, with visitor numbers increasing from 1 million in 1949 to over 15 million in 2012 [10]. - The museum has adopted a visitor management system to balance accessibility with the preservation of artifacts, including daily visitor limits and advanced data analysis for crowd management [10][11]. - Various initiatives have been launched to enhance visitor experience, including improved facilities, educational programs, and digital engagement [11][12]. Cultural Innovation and Global Influence - The museum has embraced creative transformation, allowing artifacts to be integrated into contemporary life and culture, exemplified by successful exhibitions and cultural products [14][16]. - The Palace Museum has become a platform for international cultural exchange, enhancing the global influence of Chinese culture through exhibitions and collaborations [15][16]. - Digital initiatives, such as virtual reality experiences and online platforms, have expanded the museum's reach and engagement with younger audiences [16]. Future Vision - The museum aims to become a world-class institution that not only preserves historical memory but also inspires future creativity and cultural exchange [17].

Core Insights - The Yujia Mountain Archaeological Museum in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, has attracted over 3,000 visitors daily since its opening on May 18, 2025, showcasing its significance in connecting modern society with ancient civilizations [1][2]. Group 1: Museum Features - The museum covers a total area of 25,000 square meters and includes various exhibition halls featuring 1,800 selected artifacts, primarily pottery and jade items, many of which are being displayed for the first time [2]. - The exhibition design emphasizes the archaeological process, allowing visitors to understand the construction and evolution of the Yujia Mountain site and the rise and fall of the Liangzhu culture through various displays [3][6]. Group 2: Archaeological Significance - The Yujia Mountain site, recognized as one of the "Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries of 2011," contains evidence of the Liangzhu culture spanning 1,000 years, making it a unique resource for studying ancient social structures and burial practices [1][4]. - Over 600 tombs and more than 8,000 artifacts, including precious jade items, have been excavated, providing critical insights into the social dynamics and cultural practices of the Liangzhu civilization [4][5]. Group 3: Educational Approach - The museum aims to educate visitors not only about the artifacts but also about the methods of archaeological discovery, featuring interactive areas that simulate excavation experiences and explain archaeological techniques [6][7]. - The use of advanced technologies, such as 3D displays and augmented reality, enhances the storytelling aspect of the exhibits, making the historical context more accessible and engaging for visitors [8][9]. Group 4: Architectural Design - The architectural design of the museum reflects the historical narrative, with a landscape-inspired layout that integrates the natural environment, creating a rich spatial experience for visitors [9][10]. - A large glass wall in the Yujia Mountain exhibition hall allows for a direct view of the archaeological site, enhancing the visitor experience while ensuring the safety of the artifacts [10]. Group 5: Future Plans - The museum plans to develop educational programs that leverage the resources of the archaeological park and surrounding enterprises, aiming to improve visibility and accessibility for diverse audiences [10][11].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the vibrant cultural activities in Hainan during the Mid-Autumn Festival, showcasing the resilience and creativity of the local tourism and cultural sectors in the aftermath of Typhoon "Maidum" [2][3]. Group 1: Cultural Activities - Various unique activities were organized across Hainan to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, including fireworks and drone shows, which captivated audiences and created a festive atmosphere [2]. - The "Double Surprise" event at Haikou's Haihua Island featured upgraded fireworks and drone displays, along with parades and traditional performances, enhancing the visitor experience [2]. - The Tianya Haijiao scenic area offered an immersive cultural experience with traditional games and live streaming events, connecting visitors with other locations [3]. Group 2: Community Engagement - The Hainan Provincial Museum hosted a cultural gathering focused on the theme of the moon, involving poetry creation and interactive games for families, promoting cultural understanding [3]. - The activities emphasized the integration of traditional culture with modern experiences, aiming to create a warm and engaging environment for both residents and tourists [3]. - The local tourism and cultural authorities expressed that these events not only provided joy and unity during the festival but also demonstrated the resilience and vitality of Hainan's cultural tourism sector [3].

"双节"假期，辽沈大地风景如画，游人如织。浓缩历史文化精华的博物馆，更是以其独特的魅力成 为"必打卡地"。为提升游客文化体验，缓解客流压力，推动夜间消费，全省多地博物馆纷纷延时闭馆， 精心策划特色活动，开启博物馆"奇妙夜"。 在沈阳，继辽宁省博物馆、沈阳"九·一八"历史博物馆、沈阳博物馆、沈阳金融博物馆宣布延时开 放后，10月6日，沈阳故宫博物院、张学良旧居陈列馆、中共满洲省委旧址纪念馆、辽宁古生物博物 馆、沈阳市东三省总督府博物馆也将闭馆时间最晚延后至21时。 同时，大连、鞍山、抚顺、丹东等地多家博物馆同样开启"超长待机"模式，迎接八方来客。截至10 月6日15时，大连博物馆入馆参观人数已超10万人次，为满足观众高涨的观展热情，10月5日至8日，大 连博物馆闭馆时间延至21时。凭借深厚的文化底蕴与沈佳高铁沈白段开通带来的旅游红利，抚顺游客量 大幅攀升。为满足参观者需求，抚顺市博物馆推出延时闭馆服务，让更多人从容邂逅历史之美。 不只"延时"，全省多地博物馆还通过互动式、个性化的展示，让游客沉浸在"奇妙夜"中。 在鞍钢博物馆，义务讲解员王春正在为游客介绍孟泰仓库的由来。据统计，10月3日，鞍钢博物馆 接待游客4 ...

Core Insights - The development of accessible cultural services for visually impaired individuals in China has significantly improved over the past few years, with libraries, cinemas, and museums enhancing their facilities and offerings to cater to this demographic [1][2][3] Group 1: Library Services - The establishment of a network of visually impaired reading rooms across China, with a total of 1,659 such facilities, has been a major advancement in providing access to literature and resources for visually impaired individuals [1] - The availability of nearly 19,000 smart reading machines in libraries nationwide, which have accumulated 35.83 million hours of online interaction, highlights the growing engagement of visually impaired readers with available resources [1] Group 2: Film Accessibility - The "audio-described cinema" initiative, which has been in place for over a decade, allows visually impaired individuals to experience films through detailed narration, with over 2,000 films now available on various internet platforms [2] - Volunteer efforts have been crucial in delivering these audio descriptions, enhancing the cultural experience for visually impaired audiences [2] Group 3: Museum Accessibility - The implementation of the "Barrier-Free Environment Construction Law" in September 2023 marks a significant step towards improving accessibility in museums, with institutions like the Forbidden City now offering guided tours and tactile experiences for visually impaired visitors [3] - The integration of cultural and creative elements in museum exhibits allows visually impaired individuals to engage with history through touch and sound, enriching their understanding of cultural heritage [3]

Core Insights - The "Museum Fever" continues to rise during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays, with more visitors flocking to museums across China [1][9] - The Palace Museum's centennial exhibition has become a major attraction, leading to changes in visitor access due to overwhelming demand [8][10] - The rapid development of museum infrastructure in China is a key factor behind the increasing popularity of museums [10][12] Museum Attendance and Visitor Experience - The Palace Museum's centennial exhibition features significant artworks, including "Along the River During the Qingming Festival," attracting large crowds [4][9] - Visitors are willing to wait for hours to see the exhibits, indicating a strong emotional connection to cultural heritage [7][10] - The implementation of online ticketing and crowd management measures has improved the visitor experience [8][10] Cultural Consumption and Economic Impact - The surge in museum attendance has translated into increased sales of cultural and creative products, with sales during the National Day period rising over 150% [12][13] - Museums are evolving into economic engines, driving local consumption and cultural tourism through innovative product offerings and extended hours [12][13] - The integration of cultural experiences with tourism is becoming a new trend, particularly among younger generations [10][12]

Core Insights - Museums have transformed from being perceived as "cold" institutions to becoming popular cultural destinations, effectively meeting the spiritual needs of visitors [1][5][8] Visitor Trends - During the recent holiday, museums in Shandong experienced a surge in visitor numbers, with the Shandong Museum receiving 19,852 visitors on October 1 alone, maintaining an average of 20,000 to 30,000 visitors daily in the following days [3][4] - The Zibo Ceramic and Glass Museum welcomed a total of 96,224 visitors from October 1 to 3, marking a 16.6% increase compared to the same period last year [3] Operational Adjustments - To accommodate the increased visitor flow, museums implemented various measures, including extending opening hours and adjusting visitor routes to enhance the experience [4] - The Qingzhou Museum extended its hours by one hour daily and optimized its staff allocation to better serve the influx of visitors [4] Diverse Experiences - Museums are increasingly offering interactive and immersive exhibitions, with the Shandong Museum featuring 22 diverse exhibitions covering history, art, and revolutionary culture, appealing to a wide range of interests [5][6] - The integration of technology, such as VR and AR, in exhibitions has enhanced visitor engagement, allowing for unique experiences like virtual underwater explorations [6] Community Engagement - Museums are becoming more community-oriented, hosting a variety of programs and activities that resonate with visitors, including performances and hands-on workshops tailored for different age groups [7][8] - The trend of making museums more accessible and engaging has led to a significant increase in participation in educational and cultural activities, attracting families and younger audiences [7][8]