Group 1 - The theme for International Museum Day this year is "The Future of Museums in a Rapidly Changing Society," highlighting the need for museums to adapt and become more accessible to the public [1] - There are nearly 7,000 registered museums in China, indicating a growing interest and investment in cultural institutions [1] Group 2 - The Baoji Bronze Museum in Shaanxi is renowned for its collection of over 480,000 artifacts, including the earliest written record of the word "China" found on a bronze vessel [3][5] - The Qinhuangdao Glass Museum is the first state-owned museum dedicated to the history and technology of glass in China, showcasing its evolution over a century [8][10] Group 3 - The Zhou Yao Insect Museum in Ningbo features rare specimens, including a first-ever ecological display of leafcutter ants, emphasizing the importance of biodiversity [12][14] - During the recent May Day holiday, museums across the country welcomed over 60 million visitors, setting a new record for attendance [16] Group 4 - The North Qi Mural Museum in Shanxi utilizes VR technology to provide an immersive experience of ancient burial practices, enhancing visitor engagement [18][20] - The Hunan Museum has introduced advanced AI techniques for the digital restoration of Han Dynasty silk artifacts, achieving millimeter-level precision in recreating ancient textile craftsmanship [23][26]