Shanghai Cultural Relics and Museum Studies 2004.3, Issue No. 9 in Total

Author: Chen Xiejun et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features:
"From the perspective of the cultural and museum conference, we gaze at the vast sky and seek the artistic journey—feeling the pain in mourning Mr. Ma Chengyuan; a collection of inkstones and reading inkstones in the museum's new vision; the inscriptions on unearthed inkstones from the Song, Liao, and Jin dynasties; a possibly misunderstood religious phenomenon; the colorful pavilion gates in Song; letters from Liu Chenggan to Li Xiang; the live transmission; the fine introduction of unearthed Xiaopei pendants from Shanghai archaeology; a sample of Chinese banknotes printed by the American Bank Note Company; copper coin tickets from the Weichang official silver bureau; an overview of paper-cutting; cultural and museum discussions; theoretical reflections on museum exhibition design—written in "Exploring the Origins of Exhibition and Exhibition Design of the Shanghai Museum New Building"; people-oriented—the basic concept of exhibition design; the unity of structural science and artistic form—analyzing the exhibition design of the "Retrospective Exhibition of Fine Calligraphy and Painting Donated by Qian Jingtang"; some thoughts on museum informatization work; traces of distant lands—rebuilding a digital image: museum websites should not just be databases; book reviews; "Hunting for Truth in the Garden of Learning"; "Blood Spilled in the History and Geography of Shanghai"—a review of historical and geographical relics of the Shanghai Battle; "Reading Famous Works and Famous Gardens"—a mutual discussion on Cheng's "Gardens of the Masters" and the Shanghai Yiyuan; tracing the origins of Xu Guangqi's former residence; the Shanghai gold market—from the Gold Industry Guild to the Gold Exchange; the Gezhi College and the Great Iron Room Museum; the construction of the Shendiping and Xiaoshi; Shanghai's plea for help—in memory of the 40 years of excavation of the Mawangdui Han; "Premium Prints from 40 Years Ago"—recalling the experience of making plates for the Shanghai Museum; Shanghai Expo; cultural protection unit information links; "The Exhibition of Ancient Bronzes in the Shanghai Museum" held in Barcelona; the first tunnel science museum in China opens in Shanghai; the opening of the China Tobacco Museum; the opening of the Shanghai Railway Museum; the Nanhui Museum is about to open; the "Qinshanwei City South Japanese Invasion Landing Site" renovation project symposium held in Qinzhou; the "Leifeng Cup" National Museum Interpretation Competition held in Fushun; the official publication of "A Visual Collection of Protected Cultural Relics in Songjiang"; the Buddhist sculptures from the Longxing Temple in Qingzhou are again exhibited in Shanghai.