Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of integrity culture as a vital part of traditional Chinese culture, highlighting its historical significance and the moral values it embodies [1][10] - The exhibition "Qingfeng Wanli - Ancient Chinese Integrity Culture Exhibition" at the National Museum of China showcases artifacts that reflect the historical wisdom and spirit of integrity [1][13] - The concept of "integrity" has evolved from its original meaning related to physical space to represent uprightness and moral clarity, with roots tracing back to the Shang and Zhou dynasties [3][6] Group 2 - Historical figures such as Yang Zhen and Zheng Banqiao exemplify the ideals of integrity and self-discipline, with their stories and artifacts presented in the exhibition [6][8] - The exhibition features various types of artifacts, including paintings, rubbings, calligraphy, porcelain, and documents, which collectively construct a shared memory of ancient integrity culture [8][10] - Since its opening on April 29, the exhibition has attracted 350,000 visitors, setting a new record for temporary exhibitions at the National Museum of China [13]