"Core Value" theme exhibition | Why is China China

How to China

Application unit: Forbidden City Museum

The exhibition is guided by the State Administration of Cultural Relics, co -sponsored by the Palace Museum and the Central Radio and Television Station, focusing on the characteristics of Chinese civilization, with the theme of "How to China", telling the story of Chinese; Breaking the time narrative clues, trying to express with the expression of imagery, and regard the long -distance, extensive and profound Chinese civilization as a large river, corresponding to the Chinese civilization characteristics of "multi -integrated", "endless" and "compatible".

There are three sub -sections each under the three units of "source", "flow" and "exchange", and synthesize the "nine chapters". The volume of each section is basically the same, all of which are revolved around the theme. The exhibition is particularly clear about the historical context of the origin and development of Chinese civilization, the brilliant achievements achieved by Chinese civilization, and the major contribution of Chinese civilization to human civilization, so that the public can better understand the long and profound Chinese civilization, to promote the excellent traditional culture of China, strengthen the traditional Chinese culture, enhance the enhancement Cultural self -confidence provides strong support.

The exhibited exhibited this time comes from 30 literary and bloggers across the country. During the selection of exhibits, the bidding team always adhered to "due to the exhibition" and selected exhibits that effectively conform to the logic of the exhibition. All exhibits need to serve the big proposition of "why China", and at the same time take into account the small themes of their respective units "source", "flow", and "exchange".

Edit: Xiao Weibo

Review: Zhang Shuo

Final trial: Li Wenchang

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