[Daka China 2024] Foreign Internet Influencers Embark on Exploration of Ancient Civilization and Modern Technology in Zhengzhou

Internet influencers visit the Zhengzhou Museum

On November 7, ten internet influencers from Germany, Malaysia, Mexico, Romania, South Korea, Russia, and Vietnam, along with the Czech-speaking anchor of the CMG, visited Zhengzhou to embark on a journey exploring ancient civilization and modern technology.

Internet influencers immerse themselves in the experience of VR Glasses

In recent years, Zhengzhou Museum has been revitalized by leveraging digital technologies such as auto-stereoscopic 3D, holographic projection displays, VR virtual reality, and motion sensing. Exhibits in the museum have become dynamic, enhancing visitor interaction and immersive experiences.

In the lobby of Zhengzhou Museum, an AI robot slowly approached. After scanning a QR code with their smartphones, visitors can embark on a tour guided by the “AI docent”. Throughout the museum, multimedia digital facilities are readily available, allowing audiences to easily access information about cultural relics and engage in interactive experiences.

Internet influencers tour the Zhengzhou Museum

Currently, Zhengzhou Museum houses over 60,000 cultural relics, encompassing more than 20 categories including pottery, porcelain, bronze and paintings. Particularly notable are the Neolithic pottery, bronzes from the Shang and Zhou dynasties, stone carvings from the Tang and Song dynasties, and porcelain from various dynasties, all of which highlight the local characteristics. The Museum serves as a vital showcase of the ancient capital’s historical and cultural heritage and its achievements in socialist spiritual civilization. Additionally, the Museum features 21 exhibition halls, with plans for 20 different types of exhibitions, categorized into permanent collections, special displays, and temporary exhibits.

Internet influencers visit the Zhengzhou Art Museum

At the Zhengzhou Art Museum, internet influencers visited the 14th Henan Province Exhibition of Fine Arts and the Li Gangtian Calligraphy Art Exhibition. Under the guidance of Luo Ming, the director of the Zhengzhou Art Museum, they learned to write oracle bone inscriptions together.

Internet influencers learn to write the oracle bone inscriptions

Internet influencers visit the calligraphy art exhibition

Internet influencers visit the fine arts exhibition

Internet influencers learn about the nipple-nailed square Ding with beast face patterns from the Shang Dynasty

Internet influencers take photos together 

Internet influencers display the oracle bone inscriptions they have learned

An internet influencer captures images of cultural relics while exploring the Zhengzhou Museum