Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the vibrant cultural activities and exhibitions organized by various museums across China during the Spring Festival, emphasizing the integration of traditional culture with modern engagement methods to enhance public interest in heritage [2][5]. Group 1: Exhibition Highlights - The "Over New Year - Year of the Horse Spring Festival Theme Exhibition" at the Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum features a 4.5-meter tall, 3.6-meter diameter flower bread sculpture, showcasing a prosperous scene with dragon and phoenix motifs [1]. - The National Museum of China presents the "Galloping Horse - New Year Cultural Exhibition," displaying various horse figures from different historical periods, reflecting the significance of horses in Chinese civilization [2]. - The Shanghai Museum's Year of the Horse exhibition, titled "Spring Breeze and Galloping Steed," connects artifacts across a millennium, while also showcasing the "Modern Chinese Fashion: Shanghai Cheongsam and a Century of Style" exhibition [3]. Group 2: Educational and Interactive Activities - The Qinghai Provincial Museum's "Galloping Horse Welcomes Spring" event combines traditional sports and cultural activities, allowing visitors to engage with local customs and heritage through interactive games [5]. - The Henan Museum premiered an original cultural dance drama, "National Treasure Joy," featuring precious artifacts, aiming to educate audiences about history through music and dance [5]. - A collaborative initiative among nine museums in Gansu has created a "High-speed Train Mobile Museum," bringing elements of local culture and history to travelers during their journeys [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the cultural significance of the Spring Festival in China and the various themed exhibitions organized by museums across the country to celebrate the holiday, enriching the experience of "celebrating the New Year in museums" [1][5]. Group 1: Thematic Exhibitions - The National Museum of China features the "Leaping Horse" exhibition showcasing various representations of horses throughout history, emphasizing their importance in Chinese civilization [1]. - The China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum presents the "New Year - Year of the Horse" exhibition, featuring a 4.5-meter tall flower cake that symbolizes prosperity and abundance [1]. - The Shanxi Museum invites visitors to explore the "Horse Cultural Relics Special Exhibition," which includes over 200 artifacts, with more than 140 being rare items not often seen [2]. - The Shanghai Museum's Year of the Horse exhibition, titled "Spring Breeze and Galloping Steeds," connects horse-themed artifacts across a millennium, alongside a fashion exhibition on qipao [2]. Group 2: Educational and Interactive Activities - Various museums are enhancing visitor engagement through technology and cross-disciplinary activities, making cultural connections more vivid and lasting [4]. - The Qinghai Provincial Museum's "Galloping Horse Welcomes Spring" event combines traditional sports and cultural activities, integrating local customs and heritage into an interactive experience [4]. - The Henan Museum premiered an original cultural performance titled "National Treasure Joy," using music and dance to present the stories of precious artifacts [4]. - A "High-speed Train Mobile Museum" initiative by nine museums in Gansu province allows travelers to experience cultural heritage while traveling, featuring elements like murals and pottery [4].

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