Dunhuang exhibitions appear in Hong Kong and other proportions to copy caves and restore real spaces

Xinhua News Agency, Hong Kong/Lanzhou, August 27th (Reporter Huang Qian Tian, ​​Zhang Yujie, He Wen) "Dunhuang -The Story of Thousands of Love" exhibition is being held at the Hong Kong Cultural Museum. The exhibition fully demonstrates the Chinese national culture spirit in Dunhuang culture and historical relics through the murals and cultural relics, copying silk paintings and copy caves of Dunhuang Grottoes.

The exhibition was co -sponsored by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government's HKBC and the Dunhuang Research Institute, which was carried out on August 23. The exhibition is divided into six parts: "Gallery in the Desert", "Dunhuang" and "Landscape Love". By integrating art, technology and multimedia technology into the exhibition, and display, add the fun and educational nature of the exhibition, allowing Hong Kong audiences to cross ancient and modern. Experience the unique artistic charm and charm of ancient Dunhuang.

For the first time, the exhibition exhibited 1: 1 of the 25 Cave Yulin Cave in Hong Kong. The cave has both the Tang Dynasty and the Tubo culture is blended, reflecting the interaction of the diverse civilization of the Silk Road. Copy the cave to restore the space structure of the real cave, providing tourists with an immersive visit scene.

Chen Guoji, director of the Government Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, delivered a speech at the opening of the exhibition that the exhibition re -interpreted Dunhuang culture from many aspects of religion, art and society, and used multimedia technology to "live" the art of Dunhuang Grottoes, bringing rich diversification to the audience Sensory experience. This is also the mission and belief that Hong Kong's public museum has always adhered to, bringing more exciting, interesting and inspiring museum experiences to the public.

Dunhuang Research Institute's dean Su Bomin said at the opening ceremony that Dunhuang culture was a bright pearl in the world's long river of civilization, and it was also a precious historical material for studying ancient China. Over the years, people of all sectors of Dunhuang have continued to care about the protection of Dunhuang Grottoes. Looking forward to this exhibition to let more Hong Kong compatriots understand Dunhuang and protect Dunhuang together.

This exhibition is the third cooperation exhibition of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Dunhuang Research Institute after the "Dunhuang -Extraordinary Story" in 2014 and "Digital Dunhuang -Sky Earth" in 2018. The exhibition will continue to be exhibited until November 21 this year.

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