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Core Insights - The Shanghai Museum and NEON Group signed an agreement to host the "Golden Empire: Treasures of Machu Picchu" exhibition in June 2026, marking its debut in China and the largest version of the exhibition to date [1][2] - The exhibition will feature over 300 precious historical artifacts from the Larco Museum in Peru, with 116 items making their first appearance outside of Peru [1][2] Group 1: Exhibition Details - The exhibition will cover an area of over 1,500 square meters and will utilize cutting-edge virtual reality technology, immersive sound design, and multi-sensory interactive installations to engage visitors [2] - The exhibition aims to recreate the myths, religious rituals, and artistic essence of the Inca Empire, allowing visitors to experience the allure of the "Golden Empire" [2] Group 2: Cultural Significance - The year 2026 marks the 100th anniversary of the Larco Museum and the 55th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Peru, making this exhibition a significant cultural exchange event [2] - The collaboration between the two institutions aims to create an exceptional cultural project and a world-class exhibition experience, bridging history and innovation [1][2]

Core Points - The exhibition "National Treasure Panda and Precious Metal Currency Culture Premiere" will debut at Chengdu Museum on November 21, focusing on the theme "Coins Carrying Millennia of Civilization, Pandas Conveying Friendship" [1][4] - This exhibition is part of the 2025 Global Panda Partners Conference and will run for approximately 15 days at Chengdu Museum, in conjunction with another exhibition on gold-themed fashion from North Africa to East Asia [4] Exhibition Details - The exhibition is organized by China Gold Coin Group Co., Ltd. and Xinhua News Agency Sichuan Branch, with Chengdu Museum as a co-organizer [4] - It features three main thematic areas: "A New Carrier of Chinese Traditional Culture," "Golden Memories of Bashu Culture," and "Golden Nameplate of National Treasure" [4] - A total of 113 pieces of precious metal coins will be displayed, including notable 10-kilogram gold commemorative coins from the years 2024 and 2014 [4] Interactive Experience - The exhibition will include immersive interactive experiences, such as a "Time Tunnel" at the entrance filled with coin-themed light boxes and floor stickers, along with a viewing area that plays thematic films about the creation of precious metal coins [4] - The innovative presentation and rich collection aim to inject new vitality into Chengdu, a city known for its historical and cultural significance [4]

Group 1 - The 16th Beijing Catering Expo and the 3rd International Culinary Arts Skills Competition will take place from March 18 to 20, 2026, in Beijing, featuring a theme of "Innovating Food Era, Starting New Journey" [1][4] - The expo will cover an exhibition area of 60,000 square meters, host over 1,100 domestic and international brand exhibitors, and attract more than 86,000 buyers from various channels [1][4] - During the launch event, over 50 new and old clients signed contracts, indicating strong industry engagement and interest [4] Group 2 - The expo will include multiple supporting activities, such as the "3rd International Culinary Arts Skills Competition" with 500 culinary experts participating and a "New Product Launch" event showcasing numerous new dining products [4] - Special exhibition areas will be set up, including a "Financial Exhibition Area" and a "New Product Debut and Innovation Exhibition Area" [4] - The organizer revealed a strategic layout for national exhibitions in 2026, including three major events: a Central Asia exhibition in May focusing on cross-border trade cooperation, a June exhibition in Hangzhou targeting the East China market, and an August exhibition in Xiamen emphasizing dining innovation and cultural tourism integration [4]

Core Viewpoint - The "Ocean and Climate Village" world tour exhibition aims to enhance public understanding of the ocean's critical role in regulating the Earth's climate system, aligning with the United Nations' goals for sustainable ocean development [3]. Group 1: Event Overview - The exhibition is held in Shanghai from October 10 to 19, co-hosted by UNESCO's Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission and Prada Group [3]. - The event features various components, including a technology exhibition, photography exhibition, documentary screening, thematic discussions, and educational workshops [3]. - The exhibition is free to the public and has attracted over 12,000 visitors [3]. Group 2: Key Themes - The exhibition focuses on critical themes such as marine biodiversity, climate change, ocean acidification, sea level rise, and the impact of human activities on the ocean [3]. - It aims to achieve the seventh expected outcome of the UN's "Ocean Decade," which is to create an inspiring and attractive ocean [3]. Group 3: Expert Engagement - Experts from the Ocean Institute participated in discussions on "Ocean Literacy and Global Consensus," engaging with the public on topics related to ocean science, climate change, and public education [4].

Core Insights - The exhibition "What Makes Dunhuang: Echoes of Memory" showcases significant cultural artifacts from Dunhuang, including five classic replicated caves, six manuscripts from the Dunhuang Caves, seven sculptures, seven restored musical instruments, and fifty murals, attracting considerable public interest in Shanghai [1][2] Group 1: Exhibition Highlights - The exhibition features five representative caves from the Mogao Caves, including Cave 428, which has a main chamber area of 178.38 square meters and showcases a blend of Indian and Chinese architectural styles [1] - Cave 220, previously displayed in miniature form, is now presented as a complete replica, highlighting its historical significance and the discovery of its original Tang dynasty murals [1][2] - The exhibition retains three notable replicated caves from a previous exhibition, including Cave 17, known as the "Cave of Scriptures," Cave 285, the "Pantheon," and Cave 3, which is the only cave dedicated to Avalokiteshvara [2] Group 2: Thematic Structure - The exhibition is organized chronologically into early, middle, and late periods, allowing visitors to understand the evolution of Mogao Caves' art over a millennium [2] - The early section features works that reflect a strong Western influence, while the middle section showcases the grandeur of the Tang dynasty through various murals and sculptures [2] - The late section presents works that inherit Tang aesthetics while also displaying trends of diversity and secularization [2] Group 3: Future Activities - The exhibition will host a series of cultural activities, including lectures, reading sessions, and concerts, in collaboration with enterprises and institutions for team-building and educational purposes [4]

Core Points - The exhibition titled "In Memory of the 80th Anniversary of the Victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War" opened on October 20 at the Memorial Hall of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China, showcasing 362 valuable exhibits that reflect the lives of war heroes and the profound connotations of the great spirit of resistance [1][2] - The exhibition utilizes cutting-edge molecular archaeology techniques developed by researchers from Fudan University to identify the remains of martyrs, providing biological evidence that reconstructs the heroic lives of these individuals [1] - The exhibition is divided into four sections: "Loyal Bones Buried in the Green Mountains," "Sacrificing Lives for the Nation," "Devotion Illuminates the Return Journey," and "Spirit Inspires Future Generations," highlighting three anti-Japanese war stories through the lens of ordinary individuals [1] Exhibition Features - The exhibition runs until December 21 and includes guided tours, science popularization lectures, and online displays as supplementary activities [2] - It integrates history, archaeology, and technology to create a multi-dimensional viewing experience, featuring advanced technologies such as precise projections, holographic imaging, and 3D printing to vividly present the excavation of martyr graves [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Customs House in Shanghai, a historic building, is open to the public for the first time in 98 years as part of the "Bund Light Year: Echoes of Time" exhibition, running until November 28 [2]. Group 1: Historical Significance - The Customs House was completed in 1927 and is renowned for its clock, which is considered one of the "three great clocks of the world" alongside London's Big Ben and Moscow's Red Square clock [3]. - The building serves as a geographical landmark for Shanghai, marked by the coordinates of 31°14' N latitude and 121°29' E longitude [4]. Group 2: Exhibition Features - The first floor features a central installation made of white magnolia, symbolizing the historical significance of the Customs House [4]. - The exhibition includes maritime murals made from thousands of natural colored mosaics, depicting historical shipping scenes [6]. - Interactive installations such as memory capsules and storytelling windows are designed to engage visitors and evoke memories associated with the Customs House [8]. Group 3: Architectural Details - The exhibition showcases the building's restoration through models, immersive experiences, and displays of architectural materials, highlighting the craftsmanship of the 1920s [9]. - Specific architectural elements, such as the brown glazed bricks and ironwork, are designed to withstand the humid environment near the Huangpu River [11]. Group 4: Visitor Experience - The exhibition is temporarily open to the public, covering the first to third floors, while the clock tower remains closed [15]. - An XR experience on the third floor combines digital technology with artistic aesthetics, allowing visitors to explore the history and future of the Bund [15]. - The Customs House is located at 13 Zhongshan East Road, Huangpu District, and is open for free visits with prior reservation until November 28 [16][17].