Midnight Hours & Digital Scrolls: The Future MuseumThat young people Loves   At the 2026 InterMuseum BRICS+ festival in Moscow, experts highlighted Chinese museums’ innovative strategies to engage young audiences. The Deji Art Museum in Nanjing stays open until midnight, freeing visits from 9-to-5 routines. Its digital exhibition brings an ancient painting to life, allowing visitors to “travel” into a Song Dynasty scroll and interact with history—proving the future museum is about youth, energy, and participation.   #MuseumInnovation# #YouthEngagement# #DigitalCulture# #BRICS2026# #Nanjing# #DejiArtMuseum# #SongDynasty# #ImmersiveArt# #CulturalHeritage# #TechMeetsCulture# Photo/VCG

This guy showed up to a Song Dynasty theme park in a T-shirt and sneakers.🏯🔥Look at his confidence and killer moves. He danced like the entire ancient city was his stage. This is what real swag looks like – period.👏 Source: Pianpianqiwu (Douyin)

南宋缂丝莲塘乳鸭图，上海博物馆藏 Kesi Tapestry: Ducks and Ducklings in Lotus Pond，Collection of Shanghai Museum This is the only large surviving kesi tapestry by Zhu Kerou, a master weaver of the Southern Song Dynasty. The composition depicts a serene lotus pond landscape, featuring Taihu rock, lotus blooms, white egrets, mallard pair with ducklings, swallows, dragonflies and aquatic plants rendered with delicate layered details. The versatile weaving technique is known as "Zhu’s kesi method". Symbolizing harmonious family life and prosperity, it represents the pinnacle of Song floral-and-bird silk tapestry art.

#Yangjiang# | 🏛️✨ Step into a thousand years of history in Yangjiang. The newly launched "Ancient City Millennium Trail" takes visitors through bluestone streets, the Song Dynasty Yangjiang Confucian Academy, historic trading lanes, lively riverside food streets, and the picturesque Xilai Scenic Area—offering a journey through the city's rich cultural heritage and Lingnan traditions. 📍A perfect route for history lovers, culture seekers, and study tours. Dive in: #Guangdong# #LingnanCulture# #AncientCity# #CulturalHeritage# #StudyTour# #TravelChina#

#Travel# | 🌃🍲 Old #Guangzhou# Charm! #Haizhu# South Road in #Yuexiu# District bridges centuries of trade, from Song Dynasty shipping to Qing Dynasty dried seafood markets. By night, its 1930s arcades glow as locals gather at Linji Congee Shop (since 1978) for authentic, slow-simmered comfort food tucked away from the modern skyscrapers. cr: IP Guangdong Creator 叶文浩 Enjoy the charm of old Guangzhou: #ChinaTravel# #CantoneseFood# #Guangdong# #China#

Think food delivery is a modern invention? Think again — China had it over 1,000 years ago!. At this Chinese museum, you can step into the ancient painting An Era in Jinling and experience a day in the Song Dynasty. Video credited to: BeeRose in China 📍Deji Art Museum, Nanjing

Each performance is a dialogue with our forebears; each passing year is an embrace of tradition. May this touch of Song Dynasty accompany you all as you celebrate a peaceful & joyful #DragonBoatFestival#. Stay tuned on June 18th, #2026AdventuresonDragonBoatFestival#

Title: A Day in the Life: The "Forbidden City" Scroll That Feels Like a Movie Step into the year 1550 and witness the most detailed "slice of life" ever painted. While most people think of Chinese art as quiet mountains and lonely poets, Qiu Ying’s masterpiece, Along the River During the Qingming Festival, throws you into the bustling chaos of a thriving metropolis. Imagine a 22-foot-long panoramic film where the camera never stops rolling. You aren’t just looking at a painting; you are eavesdropping on the daily gossip of the Song Dynasty. 🔍 Look Closer: The Drama in the Details As you scan the ink-washed streets, you’ll find a world vibrating with energy: • The Hustle: Watch a team of laborers sweat as they haul heavy goods, while a grumpy official argues with a boatman over a tax dispute. • The Street Food: See a cook fanning a fire under a wok, steam rising from freshly made buns that look almost edible. A street vendor shouts his prices to a crowd of hungry onlookers. • The Commute: A privileged scholar rides a mule, looking thoroughly unimpressed by the peasants dodging his path. Meanwhile, a mother struggles to control her toddler on a bridge crowded with shoppers. • The Crisis: Look at the bridge! A massive grain boat is losing control in the rapids, and the crowd leans over the railings, holding their breath as men rush to pull the ropes. Qiu Ying didn't just paint buildings; he painted the noise, the smells, and the sheer human struggle of a city that looks surprisingly modern. It is a 400-year-old documentary captured in silk and ink.