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A digital cultural exhibition tour showcasing the allure of Jiangsu arrived at Yangzhou Museum on April 8 and will run until April 20.
Precious cultural relics from Nanjing Museum, China Grand Canal Museum, and Suzhou Museum, as well as eight cultural treasures from Yangzhou Museum, are on display.
A visitor zooms in on the digital screen to view the details of a pink, crystal-clear rose quartz furnace from Nanjing Museum. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
Thanks to virtual reality and cloud-based technologies, visitors can now take a virtual tour of nearly 30 exhibitions featuring various historical periods and cultural themes. These include the millennia-long history of Chinese jade wares, the splendor of Luoyang during the Tang Dynasty (618-907), and ancient Roman artifacts housed in the British Museum.
Through advanced 3D vision systems, visitors are invited to explore the beauty of eight provinces and 17 cities along the Grand Canal in a visually captivating and interactive way.
People enjoy the virtual scenery displayed on the digital screen. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
A variety of cultural and creative products inspired by the exhibited artifacts are on offer. These include elegant fridge magnets shaped like a pink, crystal-clear rose quartz furnace, an internet sensation from Nanjing Museum; plush toys reviving the bronze sword of King Fuchai of Wu, an ancient cold weapon from the late Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods (770-221 BC); and tea sets inspired by the stunning landscapes along the Grand Canal, crafted using copper engraving techniques.
Exquisite tea sets from the China Grand Canal Museum are on display. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
