Group 1 - The main event of the International Museum Day in Guangdong focuses on the theme "The Future of Museums in a Rapidly Changing Society," gathering over 500 museum directors, experts, and industry representatives to showcase the latest achievements in high-quality museum development in the Greater Bay Area [1][2] - The conference addresses three key topics: "Museum and Social Participation," "Integration of Museums and Tourism," and "Trends in Museum Construction and Operation," aiming to explore innovative paths for museum development in the Greater Bay Area [2] - The Hong Kong Palace Museum has hosted 25 exhibitions in three years, attracting over 3 million visitors and generating ticket revenue of 100 million HKD, highlighting the growing interest of younger audiences in traditional culture [2] Group 2 - Advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, the metaverse, and digital twins are reshaping museum experiences, with innovations like AI-guided tours and VR recreations enhancing visitor engagement [2][3] - The MR smart guide glasses from Litian Cultural Technology Group and an AI guide program from Kuaiyu Technology Company are examples of cutting-edge technology being showcased, enhancing the interactive experience for museum visitors [3] - The "Museum Night" event featured an immersive performance combining drama and technology, showcasing the rich historical and cultural heritage of the Shaoguan region through various artistic expressions [4] Group 3 - The Guangdong main venue activities will continue until May 17, featuring creative and thematic exhibitions that emphasize the educational role of museums [5] - Special exhibitions include "Is the Style as Good as Jiu Ling? - Zhang Jiuling and His Era," showcasing over 200 Tang Dynasty artifacts, and "Ancient Yu State and Elegant Shaoguan," highlighting the historical significance of Shaoguan [5] - Additional activities include free consultation services for private collectors, cultural and creative workshops, and themed museum tours, aimed at enhancing public engagement with cultural heritage [6]