Recently, the "National Treasure Heavy Artifacts - Gathering in the Ice City - Overseas Returned Cultural Relics Harbin Special Exhibition" was held at Harbin Art Museum. This exhibition is guided by Harbin Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism, Poly Culture Group, and jointly organized by Poly Art Museum and Harbin Museum. A total of 76 precious collections from Poly Art Museum are exhibited. The most eye-catching are the seven bronze statues of the twelve zodiac animal heads in Yuanmingyuan. Among them, the cow head, tiger head, monkey head, and pig head are precious original cultural relics, the mouse head and rabbit head are replicas, and the horse head is a replica. The exhibition delves into the unique blend of Chinese and Western cultures and aesthetic features of ice and snow in Harbin, creating an immersive cultural experience that empowers cultural relics with modern technology. Through immersive projection OLED Cutting edge technologies such as holographic display cabinets bring national treasures to life. The three fold screen immersive projection and interactive device perfectly restores the sound of flowing water and mechanical operation of the Haiyan Hall in Yuanmingyuan, interpreting the changes in the landscape of the four seasons. Standing in the center of the exhibition hall surrounded by animal heads, it feels like traveling back to the magnificent scenery of the "Garden of Ten Thousand Gardens" in the past; OLED Holographic display cabinet technology enables every inscription on the Suigong Temple and every feather pattern on the Phoenix and Bird Zun to be clearly presented; AI The dynamic reproduction technology enables millimeter level dynamic reproduction of the patterns on the social life picture pots embedded in the Warring States period, vividly reproducing the vivid scenes of noble mulberry picking, hunting, and warfare during the Warring States period. At the same time, the exhibition is equipped with chatting digital guides and bronze knowledge graph display screens, supporting more than 10 people to click and search at the same time, making knowledge acquisition easy and interesting. It is reported that this exhibition will last until March 9, 2026. (New Society)