Cover news reporter Zeng Jie intern Lin Xiao picture according to the Palace Museum
On July 3, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, the Hong Kong Palace Museum of Culture, which has been in preparation for many years, was officially opened to the public. More than 900 precious cultural relics from the Palace Museum, covering enamel, bronze, sculpture, clocks, calligraphy and painting, ceramics and many other categories, will be displayed in batches in the opening exhibition of the Hong Kong Palace Museum of Culture, including 166 national first-class cultural relics.
More than 900 treasures of the Forbidden City gathered in Xiangjiang
The White Glazed Baby Pillow of the Northern Song Dynasty Ding Kiln, cleverly using the child's waist as a neck support, is a famous product in ancient porcelain; Ming Jiajing multicolored fish algae pattern lid jar, with a beautiful meaning of more than one year, more wealth and more; The representative work of the Round Carved Jade of the Qing Dynasty, Tongyin Shi nu Tu Shanzi, shows a three-dimensional landscape with jade as the main body; There is also the only snow landscape painting under Emperor Huizong's name, "Snow River Guizhuo Map", and the only authentic work of ruan Gao of the five generations, "Langyuan Female Immortal Map"... Most of the treasures from the Forbidden City are exhibited in Hong Kong for the first time.
The Hong Kong Palace Museum has a total of 9 exhibition halls
It is reported that the Hong Kong Palace Museum has a total of 9 exhibition halls to hold permanent thematic exhibitions and special exhibitions. The opening exhibition was curated by the Palace Museum and the Palace Museum in Hong Kong. These treasures from the Forbidden City are unveiled in 7 of the exhibition halls, showcasing the fascinating history and culture of the Forbidden City.
It is worth mentioning that the opening special exhibition , "Treasures of the Nation: The Palace Museum's Collection of Jin, Tang, Song, and Yuan Calligraphy and Paintings", brings together 35 classic masterpieces of calligraphy and painting from the Tang and Song dynasties, and is the largest outbound exhibition of ancient calligraphy and painting treasures collected by the Forbidden City in the past 15 years. National treasure-level calligraphy and painting treasures, including "Luoshen Futu" (Northern Song Dynasty Facsimile), Tang (Chuan) Yu Shinan's "Xingshu G Lanting Prologue Scroll", Northern Song Dynasty Mi fu "Xingshu Yanshan Inscription Scroll" and other national treasures will meet with the audience. It is reported that this special exhibition lasts for a total of three months, and a batch of calligraphy and painting masterpieces will be replaced every other month.
In addition, the special exhibitions "Forbidden Vientiane: Architecture, Collections and Cultural Heritage" and "One Day in the Forbidden Purple: Qing Dynasty Court Life" will introduce the Forbidden City of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the court life of the Qing Dynasty; The special exhibitions "Condensed Soil for Ware: Ceramics Collected by the Palace Museum", "Longyan Fengzi: Portrait of the Empress of the Qing Dynasty", "Instrument Seeking Novelty: Contemporary Design Dialogue ancient craftsmanship" focus on ceramics, portraits of Qing Dynasty empresses and craft treasures respectively.
Hall 9 showcases horse culture and art
"Racing the World: Horse Culture and Art" in Hall 9 showcases the significance of horses in Chinese culture and other world cultures. In addition to exhibiting the treasures of the Forbidden City, the exhibition hall also exhibits 13 treasures from the Louvre Museum in Paris, which are mutually beneficial to the cultural relics of the Forbidden City and show the exchange of different civilizations.
The opening exhibition also featured two thematic exhibitions with Hong Kong characteristics, "Enjoying Together: Through the History of Hong Kong Collection" in Hall 6 and "Ancient and Modern Without Boundaries: Reinterpreting the Culture of the Forbidden City" in Hall 7, where six Hong Kong multimedia and cross-border artists interpreted and interpreted the culture and collection of the Forbidden City from a unique perspective.
The Hong Kong Palace Museum of Culture is open
Shan Jixiang, president of the China Cultural Relics Association and the sixth president of the Palace Museum, traced the origin of the palace museum's cooperation with Hong Kong in the article "Hong Kong, Exhibition Xin'an". As early as 2007, in order to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, the Palace Museum went to the Hong Kong Museum of Art to hold the "Heavy Treasure of the Nation - The Palace Museum Collection of Jin, Tang, Song and Yuan Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition", exhibiting 31 national first-class cultural relics including "Qingming On the River", which caused great social repercussions. In 2017, the Palace Museum and the Hong Kong museum community once again cooperated, prompting the official launch of the Palace Museum project. He hoped that the Hong Kong Palace Museum will become a museum with temperature, shocking and worth the trip, making the "Pearl of the Orient" more attractive.
[If you have a news thread, please report to us, once adopted, there is a fee reward.] Feed WeChat attention: ihxdsb, feed QQ: 3386405712]