The opening ceremony of the exhibition "Learning from the Past and Seeking Truth from Facts - The Academy in Classics" was held at the National Library on the 19th. The ancient Chinese academies were cultural and educational institutions that integrated functions such as lectures, book collection, and book carving. They originated in the Tang Dynasty and were completed in the Song Dynasty. The continuous and profound academy culture has spread overseas and has had an impact to this day. This exhibition is divided into three units: "Shuyuan Jingwei", "Zhusi's Wind", and "Learning to Convey the Way". In addition, a "Seeking Truth from Facts" section is set up to inherit and promote the culture of Shuyuan, promote the spirit of seeking truth from facts, and revitalize the cultural heritage of Shuyuan. The exhibition showcases over 100 precious exhibits, utilizing various types of exhibits such as oracle bones, stone carvings, ancient manuscripts, rubbings, rare ancient books, and book editions to present the culture of the academy in a three-dimensional manner. The exhibition also set up a "College Roaming" real-life VR experience area, where visitors can immerse themselves in the Yuelu Academy through VR glasses and experience the ancient and modern inheritance of the spirit of seeking truth from facts. In addition, visitors can also embark on a multi sensory immersive journey through exhibitions such as "Digital Oracle Bones" and "Books of the Academy". This exhibition is hosted by the National Library (National Museum of Classics) and co organized by China's First Historical Archives, Jiangxi Provincial Library, Hubei Provincial Library, Yuelu Academy of Hunan University, and Sanming College. (New Society)