Ancient Chinese murals contain rich historical and cultural information
Shanxi serves as a fusion zone between the northern grassland civilization and the agricultural civilization of the central plains
Excavated ancient mural tombs are known for their "quantity, quality and essence"
Among them, the Northern Dynasty is the most eye-catching
In 2020, the construction project of taiyuan Northern Qi mural museum was launched
The museum is located in Wangjiafeng Village, Yingze District
The design construction area is more than 5,000 square meters
Including the pavilion and the Mural Restoration Research Center
The main body of the exhibition is the mural of Xu Xianxiu's tomb
Today, the main body of the Taiyuan Northern Qi Mural Museum has begun to appear
Workers are stepping up the installation of the façade
The internal display has also begun
All projects are carried out in an orderly manner
When it is built, people can enjoy it
Xu Xianxiu's tomb mural, which is known as "representing the highest level of painting at that time"
Yamanishi North Morning Mural Tomb
It depicts a spectacular scene of the collision of national cultures
The historical trajectory of ethnic exchanges and integration is reproduced
From a political, social, cultural, artistic and many other points of view
It has high historical value, cultural relics value and ornamental value
Since the 1980s
Archaeologists in Shanxi and Hebei
Three large Northern Qi tombs have been discovered
Unveiled the mystery of the Northern Qi murals
In particular, the discovery of Xu Xianxiu's tomb in Wangjiafeng Village, Yingze District
It was listed as one of the "Top Ten New Archaeological Discoveries in China in 2002"
Taiyuan Northern Qi Mural Museum
Relying on the original site of Xu Xianxiu's tomb for protection
Combine Northern Qi murals with other artifacts
Conservation, research, etc. are the core
It is the first site museum in Taiyuan City
Xu Xianxiu has been a hero throughout his life and has made remarkable achievements
Before his death, he was the Prince of Northern Qi and the King of Wu'an
Its tomb murals paint more than 200 characters of various types
There are also various patterns of cattle and horses, weapons, and living objects
The image of the painted object is the same size as the real object
The colors are as new as new and come to life
It vividly shows the luxurious life of Northern Qi Xungui
The figures in these murals are simple and accurate with a pen
It is very similar to the painting style of the Northern Qi court painter Yang Zihua's "simple standard beauty"
Some people call Yang Zihua or the author of the mural paintings of Xu Xianxiu's tomb
A scene of pleasure in the murals of Xu Xianxiu's tomb
It also reveals the concept of life and death that "things die like things live"
The ancients believed in people after death
It is still possible to live a life similar to that of the yang in Hades
Therefore, the ancients called the mausoleum "yin house"
Architectural construction, mural carving, burial items, etc
They should all be modeled after the world before they were born
Create something that is both nuanced and fantastical
It blends life before death with pleasure after death
In the homeland of another world, it is still singing and dancing, and It is still enjoyed by Fulu
It reflects people's deep confusion about the value of life
It also reflects the reawakening of the meaning of life
In early 2021, Taiyuan Northern Qi Mural Digital Museum
(http://tybqbhm.com) Go online for trial operation
People go through mobile phones, computers
You can admire the precious cultural relics of the Northern Qi period in advance
The Digital Museum combines the existing historical materials of the museum
Simulation using 3D, AR, VR and other technologies
Through the Internet for a wide range of visitors to visit and browse
It mainly includes an overview of the site and a digital exhibition
There are seven major sections such as the Wenbo Lecture Hall
The use of online museums
Break through the limitations of time and space in the traditional sense
Let people feel the charm of cultural relics more conveniently
It also shortens the distance between the people and the style of the city