Roaming Museum, Reviving Old Times

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In ancient Greece, temples revered the nine muses. Today, these sacred spaces have become museums, preserving humanity's heritage. Yet, accessibility barriers persist, limiting widespread visitation. How can museums become more inviting? How can they integrate new technologies? And what collaborative efforts can promote understanding? Don't miss out on this art adventure!
【Guests】
Eike Schmidt
Former Director of the Uffizi Galleries in Italy
Gabriel Montua
Director of Museum Berggruen
Suppawan Nongnut
Curator from the National Museum Bangkok
Zheng Yi
Director of Fudan University Museum;
Professor of the Department of Cultural Heritage and Museology at Fudan University
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Liu Xin looking gorgeous today 😍

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[@tru_710]

When the top of Mt. Everest was blown off with dynamite, what did China do about it? We found out how it happened, who did it, and tried to find ways of preserving the history even when people were being drugged and having their memories erased.

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It shouldnt be called mt everest at all, it was robbed from its original climber a nepalese, named sherpa tenzing that reached the summit first. Not a westerner as it was a lie and a propaganda taking credit.. Very shameful distorting history coming from the west.

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@@limk8994 we found out how it happened and who did it. The Nazi’s had asked the locals if they wanted work. They were given boxes and asked to put them around the peak. Once they were done, they told the Nazi’s and they detonated the explosives. This has been erased and hidden from their white history books.