Core Insights - Hangzhou is developing into a "Museum City" with 299 museums serving as cultural hubs, showcasing the city's rich traditional culture [1][2] - The "Museum City - Achievements of High-Quality Development of Hangzhou's Museum Undertakings" exhibition will officially open on May 18, highlighting the interactive and educational aspects of the museums [1] - The "Hangzhou Memory" digital platform has been established to enhance visitor engagement and promote the museums [2] Group 1 - The exhibition features an interactive display that allows visitors to explore various museums in Hangzhou, including detailed introductions to each [1] - The city has implemented a five-year plan titled "Action Plan for Promoting High-Quality Development of Museums in Hangzhou (2021-2025)," which includes the establishment of ten new state-owned museums and the cultivation of a hundred rural (community) museums [1] - Each year, Hangzhou's museums serve over ten million visitors, reflecting the growing interest and participation in cultural activities [1] Group 2 - The history of Hangzhou's museums dates back to the establishment of the Zhejiang Provincial West Lake Museum in 1929, with ongoing developments leading to the upcoming Hangzhou Museum [2] - The "Hangzhou Memory" digital platform allows users to view museum locations, learn about exhibitions and lectures, and engage as cultural recommendation officers [2] - Visitors are encouraged to participate in the "Museum City" exhibition by taking photos and generating personalized posters through the digital platform [2]