Walk into the museum, enjoy the exhibition, guess the riddles, hand-make the "ice pier", "explore the museum" on the cloud, appreciate the folklore, and learn ancient and modern ice and snow knowledge. This year's Lantern Festival, the Winter Olympic Games are in full swing, and many of the "Lantern Lantern Festivals" in various museums in Beijing feature "ice and snow".
On the 15th, the China Agricultural Museum launched the "Happy 'Tiger' Winter Olympics" series of activities, the audience can participate in the production of tiger palace lamps, hand-painted wish cards and other experience activities, children can personally experience the production process of tangyuan and Lantern, in addition to these "traditional" projects, the audience also has the opportunity to knead the Beijing Winter Olympics mascot "Ice Pier" under the leadership of the science popularization teacher of the Agricultural Science Popularization Hall. It should be noted that the Agricultural Science Popularization Museum has a limit of 50 people per hour, and visitors need to participate in the activities with the reservation information. Beijing Guo Shoujing Memorial Hall launched the "Ice and Snow Shichahai" Winter Olympics theme exhibition, showing the old objects of residents around Shichahai about "ice and snow", Zhoukoudian Beijing RenRen Site Museum invited the audience to guess the riddles, flower lanterns, in a strong festive atmosphere, feel the charm of ice and snow culture.
There are also museums with Lantern Festival themes that closely follow traditional Chinese culture. On the night of the Lantern Festival, the Art Museum of Tsinghua University will be extended to 21:00, inviting the audience to visit the museum at night, the museum also prepared the Lantern Festival "Easter Eggs": the audience wearing traditional Chinese costumes and costumes that night can enter the museum for free to visit all the exhibitions, and children aged 18 and below have the opportunity to receive a pair of "Meng Tiger" masks and wear masks to visit the exhibition; the curator of Tsinghua Art Museum will also write "Fu" for the audience in the hall, and children can also participate in writing and get their own handwritten lucky "Fu". The museum also suggests that gifts are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Many museum activities focus on the "cloud". The China Garden Museum opened the Winter Olympic Gallery Labyrinth Science Popularization Exhibition Area, and at the same time launched the "Ice and Snow Classroom in the Garden", which tells the origin of the Winter Olympic project and the ancient garden online and offline, and takes the audience to appreciate the ancient capital garden culture, the spring festival traditional culture and the winter Olympic ice and snow culture. The Beijing Museum of Ancient Architecture invited the audience to explore the Xiannong Altar on the cloud under the leadership of the staff, and share with the audience the origin of the sacrifice of the Xiannong altar. The Beijing Folk Customs Museum held an online exhibition of tiger zodiac relics from the collection of "Dragon Yin Tiger Roar", exhibiting 40 sets of tiger-themed cultural relics of different dynasties, different textures and different forms, and the museum also held online interactive activities with 13 museums across the country to introduce the tiger-themed cultural relics collected in each museum.