Group 1 - The exhibition "Tianlai Echoes - Special Exhibition of Calligraphy and Painting for the 500th Anniversary of Xiang Yuanbian's Birth" is held at the Jiaxing Museum, featuring top-tier exhibits from 16 major Chinese cultural institutions [1][3] - The "Song Xiaozong Zhao Shen Handwritten Edict Scroll," a significant exhibit from the Sichuan Museum, highlights the historical connection between Jiaxing and its native emperor, Song Xiaozong [1][3] - The exhibition aims to enhance public understanding of the stories behind local historical figures and artifacts, particularly among younger audiences during the summer peak visiting period [3] Group 2 - The trend of "cultural relics on business trips" signifies a shift from mere display to a deeper engagement with history, allowing artifacts to resonate within their historical contexts [3][4] - The Wenzhou Museum showcases a national treasure, the Northern Song Dynasty Ouyou Green Glaze Fern Pattern Teapot, emphasizing the historical significance of trade and cultural exchange along the Maritime Silk Road [4] - Experts highlight that the value of cultural relics lies not only in their rarity but also in their ability to reveal hidden connections of civilization through historical context [4]