On the afternoon of January 25th, under the guidance of Maoming Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports, sponsored by Maoming Museum, and co-organized by Maoming Collectors Association and Maoming Branch of Guangdong Banknote Research Professional Committee, the "2022 Maoming Citizens' Collection Spring Festival Exhibition" was launched at Maoming Museum, presenting a New Year cultural feast for the general public. Wang Xiaohui, vice mayor of Maoming City, Wu Zaiming, deputy secretary general of the municipal government, and Chen Yan, director of the Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports, visited the exhibition.
It is reported that the exhibition time is from January 25 to February 25, during which it is free to the public. The exhibition exhibits a wide variety of collections, including ceramic miscellaneous items, ancient and modern coins, bronze and jade, calligraphy and painting ancient books, strange stone root art and other categories, including many fine works.
A collector surnamed Wen told this writer that he sent a Guangxu twenty-four-year silver dollar for the exhibition, and it is said that the collection value is about 300,000 yuan. Another collector surnamed Chen showed the actual envelope of the chinese women's volleyball team's first hero image, including the autograph of the women's volleyball team's head coach and team members. The dazzling array of exhibits opened the eyes of the audience.
In recent years, the Maoming Municipal Museum has given full play to the role of Maoming Civic Collection Organization, relying on cultural venues such as museums at all levels, and has organized and held various large-scale folk collection exhibitions and exchange activities for many times, which has been welcomed and praised by the majority of audiences, and has also effectively promoted the development of Maoming Civic Collection Activities.
[Southern Daily, Southern + Reporter] Yang Jinfeng
[Correspondent] Chen Zhaohui
【Author】 Yang Jinfeng
【Source】 Southern Press Media Group South + client