Elechuan, under the Yin Mountain, the wind and clouds have changed drastically, and the heroes have risen together, and a historical picture of Jin Ge Iron Horse and the momentum of the rainbow has been unfolded......
On July 24th, the "Long Song of the Northern Dynasties - The Road to Integration of the Northern Dynasties Exhibition" was opened to the public in the Hebei Museum, attracting many visitors to visit.
The exhibition is sponsored by the Hebei Museum and the Hebei Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, bringing together more than 350 pieces (groups) of cultural relics from 23 cultural and museum units, including the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the Shanxi Museum, the Henan Museum, the Shaanxi History Museum, and the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology.
Colorful cultural relics and detailed pictures and texts jointly tell the history of the integration of various ethnic groups in the Northern Dynasties into a pluralistic and integrated Chinese nation.
The exhibition is divided into three parts, "Six Towns Together, East and West Struggle for Hegemony" tells the historical overview from the Six Towns Uprising in the last years of the Northern Wei Dynasty to the confrontation between the Eastern and Western Wei Dynasties.
"Returning to China, Diversity and Integration" shows the social life in the context of the confrontation between the north and the south, with Chinese civilization as the main body, and shows the historical picture of multicultural coexistence and integration through cultural relics.
The third part, "Heterogeneous Confluence and Symbiosis", restores the historical scene of ethnic integration and the spiritual map of diverse aesthetics through the brilliant achievements in the fields of inscription calligraphy, statues, murals, etc.
Walking into the exhibition hall, the historical atmosphere through time and space emerges spontaneously, and exhibits such as ceramics, gold and silver, bronze, jade, inscriptions, rubbings, and murals come into view one by one.
The copper belt decoration of the Northern Zhou Dynasty is simple and full of charm, the jade group of the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology is luxurious and exquisite, the lotus pattern paving stone and the white glaze goblet plate reflect the aesthetics of the people at that time, and the Northern Zhou ox cart, painted arched male figurines and other various terracotta figurines attract the audience to stop and admire.
It is worth mentioning that there are many cultural relics unearthed from Hebei in this exhibition, such as the painted equestrian figurines of the Eastern Wei Dynasty unearthed by Zanhuang in Shijiazhuang, the figurines of maids of the Northern Qi Dynasty unearthed in Cixian County, Hebei, and the female figurines and female official figurines of the Eastern Wei Dynasty unearthed in Jingxian County, Hebei, etc., which allow people to further understand the history and culture of their hometown.
The formal design of the exhibition was also praised by the audience. Ning Sisi, a visitor from Shijiazhuang, said: "It has a special sense of atmosphere, and I enjoy the immersive exhibition. I hope that Hebo will launch more new exhibitions for us to feast our eyes. ”
Wang Duo, the museum librarian of the art and design department of the exhibition and the design of the exhibition, said that the exhibition design uses the real historical stories that happened during the Northern Dynasties, as well as the literary works of the Northern Dynasties that have been handed down to this day, such as "The Song of Ele" and "Mulan Ci", etc., to create a wonderful historical picture.
He said: "Considering that there are many young visitors in the summer, we have adopted a combination of cultural relics in the exhibition design, so that the cultural relics can tell a story. The exhibition will run until October 20.
Source: Shijiazhuang Daily