On the Winter Olympics, it was concerned by CCTV
He also appeared in the Forbidden City "Why China" exhibition
Gansu cultural relics are hot out of the circle
Let netizens call directly
"Too much to go"
Gansu cultural relics on the Winter Olympics
In response to the call of the "Winter Olympics for all", the Gansu Provincial Museum and Benliu News jointly created the "Gansu Cultural Relics on the Winter Olympics" series of media products on the eve of the opening of the Winter Olympics, and the products received a good response after the release, of which the animated short film "Gansu Cultural Relics on the Winter Olympics" was released on the official WeChat public account of the Gansu Provincial Museum and was reprinted and released by the Central Radio and Television General Station on February 9, which further enhanced the dissemination and influence of Gansu cultural relics.
Han Dynasty wooden dancing figurines wearing ice knives dancing on the ice, painted wooden reclining dogs driving a steel frame snowmobile from a high place, copper galloping horses also joined the ski team to step on the double board over the high platform, Wei Jin portrait brick man also "out of the mountain" to experience alpine skiing... "Gansu Cultural Relics on the Winter Olympics" Animation short film selected ten cultural relics in Gansu Province as prototypes, according to the shape of cultural relics combined with the characteristics of the competition project, let the cultural relics athletes incarnate, wear professional competition equipment, appear on the field of various Winter Olympic projects to cheer for the Winter Olympics.
Gansu Provincial Museum has a rich collection of cultural relics, in recent years, has been committed to making cultural relics come alive and moving, since 2019, gansu Provincial Museum and Benliu News (formerly Pocket Lanzhou) jointly created a series of high-quality media products that tell the story of Gansu through cultural relics. The cultural relics memes previously launched became the first media product in Gansu with more than 100 million readers, and won the National Top Ten Awards for the Promotion of Chinese Cultural Relics All-media Communication Boutique (New Media) sponsored by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage.
Six Gansu cultural relics
Appeared in the Forbidden City "Why China" exhibition
Under the guidance of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, the "Why China" exhibition organized by the Palace Museum, the Central Radio and Television Corporation, and 29 museums across the country was launched at the Palace Museum on January 26, and the vast majority of the cultural relics on display were fine cultural relics of various museums that had been featured on the "National Treasures" column of CCTV.
Gansu cultural relics appeared in the "Why China" exhibition
The exhibition will tell the story of Chinese civilization of "diversity, integration, continuous and inclusiveness" to guests from all over the world during the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. With the theme of "Why China", the exhibition takes the "source", "flow" and "hui" of Chinese civilization as the main line, and is divided into three units of "source", "stream" and "hui", each unit has 3 sections, and a total of more than 130 precious cultural relics (sets) are exhibited, from the Stone Age to the Qing Dynasty, including stone tools, ceramics, jade, calligraphy and painting, ancient books, seals and other categories, including He Zun, Changxin Palace lamp, Tibetan "Four Medical Classics" and other national treasures.
Among them, the first unit "Source" begins with a geographical analysis of China, explains the driving forces of Chinese civilization, and uses China's unique material culture to show the philosophical ideas, values, and institutional systems contained in it, thus laying the foundation for a unified multi-ethnic state; the second unit "Flow" explains the glorious course of Chinese civilization through the exchange and integration of various ethnic groups in the region, the reflection and mutual learning with civilizations outside the region, and the dialogue and interaction with natural things; the third unit "Hui", Explaining the traditional concept of respecting benevolence and respecting the Chinese nation and integrating the family and the country, the spirit of exploration that pursues the ultimate and the courage to innovate, and the Chinese wisdom of the chinese language with a continuous cultural context and a full collection of chinese culture, it not only shows the outstanding achievements of Chinese culture, but also clearly reveals that all civilization history is created by the people, enjoyed by the people, and inherited by the people. The Gansu Provincial Museum collection of human head-shaped vessels and painted pottery vases and portrait bricks of the Emissaries, which became popular on the network because of their appearance in the first season of CCTV's "National Treasures", also appeared in the C position in "Why China".
The human head-shaped vessel mouth colored pottery vase on display
The portrait tiles of the emissary on display
At the same time, the fine cultural relics of the Gansu Provincial Museum, such as the gold seal of "Marquis of Jinguiyi qiang", the black glazed peony pattern six-series jar, and the Eight Sbawen Tiger Rune Round Plate, were also exhibited in this exhibition. The Dunhuang Research Institute's luwang bunsen story picture (replica) is also on display.
The JinGui Yiqiang Hou Jinyin on display
The Gansu Provincial Museum exhibits 5 cultural relics, which is the cooperative exhibition unit with the largest number of cultural relics in addition to the organizer, the Palace Museum. The reporter saw at the Palace Museum on February 9 that perhaps because the Spring Festival holiday had just ended, there were not many tourists who came to the Forbidden City for tourism, but there was a long queue at the door of the "Why China" exhibition hall, and many viewers came with the purpose of "seeing the treasures of 29 museums and towns across the country at once". The Palace Museum's appointment mini program shows that the reservation for this exhibition is full in the next few days, and the nearest appointment date will be until February 15, 6 days later.
In front of each display case, there are audiences who carefully observe, discuss in a low voice, take pictures carefully, and marvel at the superior wisdom of the ancients from time to time. There are also some people with rich historical knowledge who have volunteered to explain strangers around them. It can be seen that with the continuous heating up of the cultural fever in recent years, more and more people have begun to truly fall in love with traditional Chinese culture and are impressed by the long history and profundity of Chinese civilization.
Wen 丨Benliu news reporter Cai Duan Lu Weishan
Animation 丨Benliu News Reporter Shan Guozhu Intern Tian Ruifeng Ding Yuerui
Poster 丨Benliu News Chief Illustrator Li Yutong Illustrator Chen Yanan Liu Lulu Intern Du Xinyu
Picture · video 丨New Gansu Gansu Daily reporter Zhang Tieliang New Gansu · Daily Gansu Network reporter Yang Fangming Benliu news reporter Lu Weishan
Edited by 丨Dou Hongyan