Group 1 - The Shanghai Museum is enhancing public engagement through various hands-on experiences in cultural heritage, including bronze artifact restoration and ancient book restoration techniques [5][16] - The newly opened East Hall of the Shanghai Museum features a "naked exhibition" approach, allowing visitors to closely observe sculptures without glass barriers, promoting a more immersive experience [7] - A Qing Dynasty underglaze blue and white porcelain vase has been made available for visitors to touch after professional assessment and special protective treatment, marking a pioneering effort in similar exhibitions in China [9] Group 2 - The museum is leveraging multimedia technology in the "Landscape of Jiangnan" digital art exhibition to present cultural heritage in an immersive manner, enhancing visitor experience through high-definition projections and interactive elements [12] - The "Pyramid Summit: Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition" will showcase 788 valuable artifacts from ancient Egypt, with over 95% of the items making their debut in Asia [19] - The museum has developed over 1,000 cultural and creative products related to the Egyptian exhibition, catering to the needs of citizens and tourists, and has attracted over 2 million visitors, generating over 10 billion yuan in urban consumption [20] Group 3 - The Shanghai Museum aims to meet the growing cultural needs of the audience through permanent and influential special exhibitions, focusing on public education and community engagement [23]