Online Exhibition | Serpentine Dance for the New Year — A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Snake Culture (Part 3)

This exhibition presents high-definition images and detailed captions of representative cultural artifacts related to snake symbolism from across the country, with the aim of promoting China’s outstanding traditional culture, fostering a vibrant New Year atmosphere for the Year of the Snake, and helping more visitors gain an understanding of the origins and evolution of Chinese snake culture.

Online Exhibition | Serpent Dance for the New Year — A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Snake Culture Featuring 100 Museums (Part II)

This exhibition presents high-definition images and detailed captions of representative cultural artifacts related to snake symbolism from across the country, with the aim of promoting China’s outstanding traditional culture, fostering a vibrant New Year atmosphere for the Year of the Snake, and helping more visitors gain an understanding of the origins and evolution of Chinese snake culture.

Online Exhibition | Serpent Dance for the New Year — A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Snake Culture Featuring 100 Museums (Part I)

This exhibition presents high-definition images and detailed captions of representative cultural artifacts related to snake symbolism from across the country, with the aim of promoting China’s outstanding traditional culture, fostering a vibrant New Year atmosphere for the Year of the Snake, and helping more visitors gain an understanding of the origins and evolution of Chinese snake culture.

Event Recap | Celebrating the Lunar New Year at the Museum: Memorable Moments from the Year of the Snake

During the Spring Festival holiday, our museum presented the “‘Si’ Dreams Across Time—Celebrating Love and Ushering in a New Era” series of events for the Year of the Snake, with a different array of exciting experiences awaiting visitors each day.

Event Recap | Joyful New Year Celebrations: Welcoming the New Year at the Memorial Hall

Although the New Year’s Day holiday in 2025 lasts only one day, public enthusiasm for visiting and exploring the museum remains undiminished. On January 1, our museum welcomed a large number of visitors. Children showed keen interest in the museum’s treasure-hunt activities, eagerly taking part and, guided by docents, attentively listening to the exhibition explanations.

Online Exhibition | Serpent Dance for the New Year — A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Snake Culture Featuring 100 Museums (Part 12)

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