With the help of digital technologies, visitors in Shougang Park in western Beijing can see the ancient warriors stand face to face with the statue of Kroisos Kouros, seemingly having a "dialogue" across time and space.Īs China's night economy continues to heat up, some museums extended their opening hours and even remained open at night during the holiday. (Xinhua/Zhao Zishuo)Ĭultural institutions were also a preferred choice for those seeking a relaxed and enjoyable holiday experience.ĭuring the just-concluded May Day holiday, museums and art galleries all over China teamed up with foreign counterparts to make their exhibits more innovative and attractive, with almost a panoramic view of the worldwide cultural treasures on offer.ĭigital technologies also helped give visitors a more immersive experience, adding a strong impetus to the cultural and art craze in China.Ī retrospective exhibition named "Parallel Space - Meet the Terracotta Warriors in Greece" digitally presents the past archaeological achievements collected and preserved in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens, the archaeological sites of Terracotta Warriors, and a relevant cultural relics protection laboratory of China. Tourists watch a performance at the National Maritime Museum of China in north China's Tianjin, May 3, 2023. On the first day of the May Day holiday, the top 10 scenic spots in Beijing in terms of the visitor numbers included several cultural tourist attractions: Qianmen Street, the Summer Palace, Nanluogu Lane, the Temple of Heaven, the Beihai Park and the Old Summer Palace, or "Yuanmingyuan."
Local residents and tourists from afar shuttled between all kinds of museums, wandering in various exhibitions, busy watching rarities from all over the world and experiencing tangible and intangible cultural exchanges in ancient and modern times between home and abroad.ĭata collected by multiple museums show that the number of visitors during the holiday rebounded above the pre-COVID level recorded during the same period of 2019. Cuddling his favourite toy, a Transformer-like train man, the young boy felt fully satisfied by the time they departed for their journey home.Īs the first May Day holiday after the country optimized its epidemic response measures, cultural tourist attractions, especially museums and art galleries, have become a hot new trend. They took photos with the abandoned station platforms and all kinds of locomotives, and her child enjoyed a small steam train ride while learning more about the history of China's railway development. On the last day of the May Day holiday, Dong took her child to a niche museum in Beijing, the eastern suburbs exhibition hall of China Railway Museum. The tour's highlights included visiting the signature Palace Museum dressed in ancient costumes and seeing the national treasures at the National Museum of China with their own eyes. She was in charge of arranging her family's tour from Langfang, north China's Hebei Province, to the Chinese capital of Beijing during the five-day holiday. (Photo by Zou Jingyi/Xinhua)ĭuring this year's May Day holiday, more and more Chinese tourists are adding destinations such as museums and art galleries to their itinerary, suggesting an upward trend in China's domestic cultural tourism sector.Ī female surnamed Dong is among the country's traditional culture fanatics.
Tourists visit Xi'an Bell and Drum Towers Museum in Xi'an, capital of northwest China's Shaanxi Province, May 1, 2023.
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