Is the museum's cultural and creative industry pursuing a doctorate?!

While waiting for the Zhongyi Bus 1314 at the entrance of the Gushan branch of the Zhejiang Museum, I had some time to kill, so I strolled through the museum's market! I have to say, the current cultural and creative products are exquisite, with a wide variety and pleasing prices! The tote bags feature beautiful embroidery, and Zhao Mengfu's "Wu Xing Fu" has been transformed into a clutch—the textured, customized effect is truly unique!! The "Ladies' Outing" fridge magnets not only have VR functionality but can also transform into colorful nightlights—how sophisticated! The new West Lake Ten Scenes fridge magnets are shaped like stamps and ancient paintings. There's also a series of flower-and-bird painting fridge magnets, and a set of heavy, carved red "Great Fortune" gourd vases. I can't imagine how amazing the combined display must be! Who would have thought that Leifeng Pagoda would be made into an aroma diffuser? This kind of practical yet high-end item is perfect for gift-giving! Ancient painting patterns have been transformed into artistic desk pads, and Liangzhu divine emblems have become glowing lollipops. Three-dimensional bookmarks assemble into vases, and there are also mother-of-pearl pen holders and ancient coin blessing pendants. How happy the lucky recipients must be! The cheapest product was actually pre-Qingming Longjing tea, with antique packaging, selling for only 28! I double-checked the price, and the staff member said, "If it's too expensive, you're unwilling to buy; if it's too cheap, you're afraid to buy. You're too hard to please!" Hahaha, after all, it's better to buy ingenuity than to give inferior products!