National Museum of Classic Books: A Journey Through 3,000 Years of Cultural Treasures

Located on Zhongguancun South Street in Haidian District, the National Museum of Classic Books is China's first national-level hall dedicated to classic literature. The museum houses 1.5 million precious items, ranging from oracle bones from the Yin Ruins to modern manuscripts by renowned authors, creating a vivid "Chronicle of Chinese Civilization." Inside the exhibition halls, intelligent display cases maintain a constant temperature and humidity to protect national treasures like the "Yongle Encyclopedia" and "Complete Library in Four Sections." Interactive touchscreens allow visitors to browse through the essence of ancient texts page by page. Three core experiences stand out: 1. Immersive Digital Exhibition: Using VR technology, visitors can experience the grandeur of the Yongle Palace murals, with AI-animated deities seemingly "flying" towards them, creating a sensation of traveling back 700 years. 2. Ancient Text Activation Experience: A high-quality replica of the "Sacred Virtue Stele of the Divine Strategy Army" by Liu Gongquan is paired with touchscreens, enabling visitors to "flip through" the thousand-year-old inscriptions. 3. Cultural Adventure Tour: The permanent exhibition "National Library Collection Highlights" showcases cultural heritage such as oracle bones and Dunhuang manuscripts. Daily guided tours, held three times a day, provide professional insights into the stories behind the artifacts. Additionally, the museum is hosting a special exhibition titled "Exploring the Marvelous: Yongle Palace Cultural Treasures and Digital Art Exhibition," featuring over 150 precious artifacts from Yongle Palace, many of which are being publicly displayed for the first time.