中国经济网北京11月18日讯（记者 成琪）11月17日，"中华文明起源系列——'看·见殷商'"展览总结暨博物馆高质量发展研讨会在北京大运河博物馆（首 都博物馆东馆）举行。北京市委宣传部、北京市文物局、北京广播电视台、"看·见殷商"展览借展单位、中央在京博物馆等44家单位的120位代表出席会议， 共同回顾"看·见殷商"展览的创新实践，并就新时代博物馆高质量发展的路径展开深入研讨。 下午的研讨会围绕"文博高质量发展"和"博物馆展陈建设"两大主题展开分组讨论，为博物馆发展建言献策。文博高质量发展研讨会上，与会代表围 绕"体制机制改革""文商旅体融合""博物馆职业伦理"等议题展开深入探讨；首都博物馆展陈建设研讨会则聚焦"一馆六址"差异化发展路径。 本次研讨会既是对"看·见殷商"展览经验的系统总结，更是对博物馆未来发展的前瞻谋划。与会代表表示，在文化强国建设背景下，博物馆不仅要收藏 过去，更要参与构建未来，加强跨界融合，以更开放的姿态、更丰富的形式、更优质的服务，让文物活起来，让文化传下去。 作为首都博物馆在深化文化文物单位改革试点下推出的首个大型展览，"看·见殷商"自筹备之初便备受关注。展览以殷商文明为核心，通过文物 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing Grand Canal Museum has enhanced its "Seeing the Shang Dynasty" exhibition by adding four new artifacts, enriching the cultural experience for visitors and providing deeper insights into Shang Dynasty craftsmanship and artifacts [1][3]. Group 1: Exhibition Details - The newly added artifacts include a turquoise-inlaid taotie-patterned vessel, a snake-patterned bronze shovel, a jade bird carving knife, and a dagger-shaped tool, all of which were excavated from the Anyang Yin Ruins [1][3]. - The turquoise-inlaid taotie-patterned vessel is noted for its exquisite craftsmanship and vibrant colors, making it a rare find among Shang Dynasty bronze artifacts [1]. - The jade carving knife, used for inscribing oracle bone script, features a small hole for wearing, showcasing both artistic and practical aspects [3]. Group 2: Visitor Experience - Visitors, including families, have expressed appreciation for the diverse range of artifacts, with some noting the uniqueness of certain pieces and the educational value for children [3]. - The exhibition continues to evolve, with additional artifacts from other museums expected to be showcased, enhancing the overall visitor experience and understanding of Shang culture [3].