Hubei Daily News (reporter Guo Wenjie) On February 3, the third day of the Chinese New Year, there was light rain in Wuhan. The cold weather has not affected the enthusiasm of the public to punch in the museum, the Wuhan museum is full of people, bustling, and "celebrating a cultural year" has become a new fashion in the new spring.
During the Spring Festival, the Wuhan Museum launched a number of special exhibitions such as "Spring Wind Cutting Moon - Wuhan Museum Collection of Fan-faced Calligraphy and Painting Art Exhibition", "Song Kiln Relics and Lakes Si Fenghua - Wuhan Lake Si Kiln Site Group Excavated Cultural Relics and Specimens Exhibition", "Wuhan Xiqu Grand Wharf - Wuhan Opera History and Culture Special Exhibition" and so on.
Hubei Daily all-media reporter visited and found that the exhibition group was mostly a family of three. During the exhibition, young parents explained the knowledge of cultural relics to their children from time to time. In the exhibition hall of the Wuhan Opera History and Culture Special Exhibition Hall, Mr. He, a citizen, said that he led his 11-year-old daughter to come this time and wanted to learn about Chinese opera culture with his daughter. In the third exhibition hall of the Wuhan Modern and Contemporary History Exhibition, Mr. Jiang from Tongling, Anhui Province, introduced that after his retirement, he settled in Wuhan with his son, hoping to establish a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the history of Wuhan by visiting the museum.
It is reported that since the Spring Festival holiday, the daily passenger flow of Wuhan Museum has reached more than 1,000 people. During the Spring Festival, the museum will continue to launch special activities such as folk experience and zodiac collection.
【Source: Hubei Daily】
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