The "Beijinger" fire -like ashes helping the Chinese lantern culture exploration sources move forward

On July 19, 2022, the China Lantern Museum went to the Zhoukou Store Site Museum, Xu Juan, deputy curator of the China Lantern Museum, Dong Cuiping, the curator of the Zhoukou Store Site Museum, and the relevant personnel participated in the exhibits.

The exhibition exhibits are the evidence of "Beijingers" from 700,000 to 200,000 years ago -ash. The "Beijingers" discovered by Zhoukou store 700,000 years ago will be preserved and used. A large number of bones, rocks, soil, charcoal, and ashes were found in the ape man cave. The thickest ashes were thick. It reached 6 meters. In 2011, the protection of the Zhoukou store site was founded and discovered in the new discovery of the new discovery. birthplace.

The China Lantern Museum is currently the only professional and state -owned museum in China and the world. The museum's basic display is based on the discovery and use of fire, the advent of the lamp, the emergence of windproof lamps, and the formation and development of the lantern party to the exhibition line. However, the source of the lantern culture, the use of ancient humans, has not been reflected in the content of the content of the exhibition. At this point, the Zhoukou Store Site Museum received a letter from the China Color Lantern Museum, and organized a special meeting to organize a special meeting to discuss the exhibition. And hoping to use the evidence of "Beijingers" to use the ashes of fire, it can help the China Lantern Museum to improve the content of the exhibition, enrich the origin of the lantern culture, and help the Chinese lantern culture exploration move forward.

The China Lantern Museum is undergoing the exhibition of the History of China Lantern. It is hoped that the "Beijingers" can meet the public with fire ash as soon as possible. The Zhoukou Store Site Museum will take this as an opportunity to promote resource sharing and complementary advantages in many fields with the China Lantern Museum, create more opportunities, and carry out more exchanges and cooperation in inheriting, protecting and promoting traditional Chinese culture.

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