Xuzhou Museum Launches Online Service Programs of Enjoying Exhibitions, Cultural Relics, and Stories

      In order to enrich the people's cultural life during plague prevention, promote the inheritance and development of Xuzhou's excellent traditional culture, and innovate the forms of museum public services, Xuzhou Museum has recently launched a batch of digitalized multi-media online products, with which the masses can remain within doors enjoying online exhibitions, cultural relics and stories.

      Visit the official website of Xuzhou Museum, then enter its VR (virtual roam) system, so you can enjoy an online tour of scenic spots of Xuzhou Museum, including the quarry site of Western Han Dynasty, exhibition halls in the main exhibition building, Emperor Qianlong's Imperial Palace, Tablets Park, and Mount Tushan King of Pengcheng's Tomb in Eastern Han Dynasty. During the VR tour, you can click in relative hot spots and browse details about relative scenic spots and cultural relics, including the information on bodies of cultural relics, HR photos and 3D models. Enter the 3D cultural relics appreciation system and you can experience the high-accuracy three-dimensional models of extracted cultural relics. The texts, HR photos and video introductions give you a full knowledge of the extracted cultural relics in Xuzhou Museum.

      At the same time, "Xuzhou Treasures", a programme jointly created by Xuzhou Museum and Xuzhou Radio Station, is broadcasted on platforms including Himalaya, Ajmide, Dragonfly FM, official website of Xuzhou Museum, WeChat platform, and APP "Kaiba" of Xuzhou Radio Station. The programme tells stories about the extracted cultural relics in Xuzhou Museum for the public to enjoy online.
      During plague prevention, online platforms such as website of Xuzhou Museum and WeChat will also release online courses, documentaries on Han culture in Xuzhou shot by CCTV column of "Discoveries of National Treasures", popular science about plague prevention, etc. While it is closed, Xuzhou Museum will remain exhibitions and provide public culture services.