Liaowang Liaoning Daily
In the past two weeks, the Shenyang Museum has been full of tourists, and 24 check-in stamps printed with the 24 solar terms patterns have been loved by the audience, and some visitors even wait in line for a long time to get stamped.
In recent years, the traditional seal culture has been continuously exploring and innovating in the field of culture and museums, resulting in the phenomenon of "stamp collection fever" and "punch card stamp collection". In many museums in our province, such as Liaoning Provincial Museum, Shenyang Museum, Lushun Museum, Anshan Museum, etc., the stamp collection check-in point has become an on-site "Internet celebrity". In addition to viewing the exhibition, the audience stamped the traditional cultural beauty displayed by different patterns on the book and imprinted it in their hearts, as if storing a memory of visiting the museum, and making the check-in stamp an important carrier for disseminating history and culture.
The patterns of the 24 seals taken from the blue and white porcelain cultural relics of the Ming and Qing dynasties represent the 24 solar terms, all of which are exquisite and full of ancient meaning. The picture shows the seal of Lixia.
Interesting: The clothes and trousers and leaves on the 24 solar terms are clearly recognizable
A small fish "swims" on the Great Heat Seal, and the plum blossoms with thousands of postures "fall" onto the Great Cold Seal...... The patterns of the 24 punch-in stamps represent the 24 solar terms, all of which are exquisite and ancient, and the contents are taken from the blue and white porcelain cultural relics of the Ming and Qing dynasties. The "24 Solar Terms in Shen Bo" check-in stamps designed by the Shenyang Museum are like independent and complete small calligraphy and painting works, attracting a large number of visitors to visit, check in and collect stamps.
Nowadays, the seal culture that has been inherited for thousands of years is also constantly exploring new expressions in the field of culture and museums. The design of the "24 solar terms in Shen Bozhong" punch-in stamp of Shenyang Museum is based on the characteristics of each solar term, and the ingenious design of pictures and characters ensures the integrity of the picture. Fan Xun, the designer of the seal and a staff member of the Propaganda, Education, Cultural and Creative Department of the Shenyang Cultural and Museum Center, believes that although the seal is small, it bears the heavy responsibility of "telling" history and culture. In the selection of the main picture of the seal, he sorted out more than 200 pieces of blue and white porcelain ornaments in the museum's collection, and selected those ornaments and patterns that can highlight traditional culture and contain decorations and patterns that are in harmony with the solar terms. The branches and leaves on the three solar terms seals of Guyu, Lixia and Xiaoman are gradually flourishing, the children of the spring equinox are wearing shirts and trousers, and the little dolls of Xiaoxia are wearing belly pockets, these clearly recognizable details are full of fun while presenting the changes of the solar terms.
Mr. Yao, a citizen of Shenyang, said: On the day of the release of the 24 solar terms in Shen Bozhong, he came to the scene an hour early to line up. He was surrounded by teachers and students from Shenyang Foreign Affairs Service School, majoring in tourism service and management. During the exhibition, they learned about the history of blue and white porcelain with Luo Lixin, a member of the Chinese Museums Association and director of the Jingdezhen Tang Ying Research Association, and stamped 24 seals on their collection card books.
Tradition: The Zodiac chapter allows you to "take away" cultural relics home
Seal culture is one of the representative symbols of excellent traditional Chinese culture. Leng Xu, a researcher at the Seal Carving Institute of the Chinese Academy of Arts, introduced that the seal began in the Yin Shang period and flourished in the Qin and Han dynasties. In Leng Xu's view, the value of seal culture lies in this, he said: "Whether it is a practical seal function or an artistic form of seal carving, seals carry a profound traditional culture and convey heavy historical information." ”
The audience "brings" the museum's cultural relics home by collecting stamps and punching cards, and the cultural relics are posted by various cultural and museum units, allowing the audience to pick out their favorite cultural relics and then make punch-in stamps. The reporter learned that in many museums in our province, this kind of seal for tourists to check in has already become an important carrier for displaying and disseminating history and culture. Every New Year, the zodiac seal of the Lushun Museum will be "online" on time. Taken from the Western Zhou Dynasty's "Lu Shishang [~Formula~] 匜", the Tang Dynasty's "Qianqiu Dragon Pattern Mirror" on the Year of the Dragon Zodiac Seal, and the Year of the Rabbit Zodiac Seal taken from the Yuan "Rabbit Pattern Copper Seal", etc., connect the ancients with the modern people's yearning for a better life. Similarly, in the Liaobo exhibition hall, the Hongshan jade seal and the "jade" seal of the Ming and Qing jade exhibitions are placed in a corner, attracting a large number of tourists to check in and stamp.
The design is amorphous, but the direction of showing China's long history and culture remains the same. Liu Yidan, deputy director of the design department of Liaobo, said: "We will consider two points in the seal design: one is the content presented by the exhibition itself and the overall visual design style; The other is how to extract the most representative logos. For example, the Silk Art Inheritance Exhibition, which is currently on display, shows the development of weaving and embroidery skills in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China and today. The pattern of the seal is a theme picture, and the four characters of 'Silk Art Inheritance' are connected in a silk-like shape, showing the long history of weaving and embroidery art. ”
Fashion: The "F7" cultural relics medal has driven 7 cultural relics into stars
In recent years, driven by the cultural and museum craze, the audience is no longer satisfied with a simple visit, but interacts with the cultural and museum exhibitions. In the Lushun Museum, there are 7 cultural relics selected by the audience, they are Lu Fangding, Tiliang Gong, white ground and black flower children's character learning pillow, blue and white brocade ribbon ear flat pot, ivory carving three peach with chain box, gilt copper inlay Beilu Town, bird pattern brick. These 7 cultural relics have become star exhibits with their unique historical and artistic value, and have been named "F7". In order to allow the audience to better experience the cultural relics and the culture they carry, the Lushun Museum has specially launched the "F7" cultural relics seal to enrich the exhibition experience. These stamp patterns, which are reduced in equal proportions and retain details such as shape and ornamentation, attract a large number of visitors to check in.
According to the data, during the "May Day" period, Lushun Museum received a total of 60,000 visitors. In the upgraded cultural and creative store, many visitors participated in the check-in and stamp collection activities. Liu Fang, head of the mission department of Lushun Museum, said that after the audience stamped the stamp, they would discuss these cultural relics with the librarians, family and friends, and some visitors would take the stamped seal to find the cultural relics and have an in-depth understanding of the history of the cultural relics. In her opinion, the experience of checking in and collecting stamps is naturally integrated into the exhibition, which is very interesting and will deepen the understanding of the cultural relics and the history behind them.
It is worth mentioning that the check-in and stamp collection activities are also shifting from static to dynamic experience. In the Anshan Museum, the stamp exhibition area composed of more than 900 punch-in stamps has attracted visitors from all over the country and has become a hot check-in place. During the "May Day" holiday, Anshan Museum also launched a special activity of "Anbo Calling You to Poetry", integrating punch-in stamps into historical scenes, and the audience and "poets" wearing ancient costumes to poems and stamping seals on the words written in pen and ink, so that the audience can approach the seal culture through this novel way of collecting stamps.
Reporter: Tan Shuo
Editor: Liu Di
Editor-in-charge: Zhang Yifan Review: Li Deqiang
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