On January 27th, the joint exhibition of cultural relics (photos) of the Chinese New Year of the Tiger and the Year of the Tiger was held at the Jinsha Site Museum in Chengdu. The exhibition brings together hundreds of pictures of tiger cultural relics collected by more than 50 museums across the country and more than 20 tiger cultural artworks created by primary school students in Jinsha, presenting a unique zodiac culture for the audience.
Combined with the characteristics of the collection of jinsha site museum, the exhibition specially set up a section of "Bashu Chonghu", focusing on the gold leaf tiger-shaped ware, bronze tiger, stone tiger, lacquer tiger-shaped ware excavated from sichuan Sanxingdui, Jinsha, Chengdu commercial street ship coffin and other sites, as well as the tiger button and tiger stripe collected by the Chongqing China Three Gorges Museum, reflecting the ideological concept of the ancestors of Bashu as an important object of worship, highlighting the characteristics of tiger culture in Bashu region.
In addition to displaying pictures of Chinese zodiac cultural relics, the exhibition also innovates the mode of "museum-school cooperation, crowdfunding and crowd-creation", cooperates with Chengdu Jinsha Primary School, and focuses on more than 20 paintings, paper-cutting and other works of art created by children based on elements such as Chinese tiger culture and stone tigers unearthed from Jinsha ruins, presenting the image of tigers in the eyes of people of different eras and different groups, reflecting the inheritance and continuation of traditional zodiac culture.
It is worth mentioning that the Jinsha Site Museum also cooperated with the exhibition to add a variety of cultural and creative products such as Tiger Leap New Year Lollipop Gift Box, Tiger Leap Golden Sands DIY Lantern, Fuhu Jewelry, Lanterns, etc., which not only skillfully integrated the cultural relics and zodiac culture into people's lives, but also reflected the festive and peaceful New Year atmosphere of the upcoming Golden Tiger Year of the Lunar Calendar.