On June 24, media reporters and online influencers wore VR headsets to immerse themselves in China's suspended sculptures. On the same day, the Changsha Museum hosted a special guided tour for the media featuring an exhibition titled "Awaken the Future—Treasures and Suspended Sculptures of Xiaoxitian Temple," part of the Chinese Civilization special exhibition series. The exhibition brings together 96 precious artifacts. Combining physical artifacts with diverse digital technologies, the exhibition comprehensively showcases the historical, artistic, and scientific value of Xiaoxitian Temple, establishing a new paradigm for the innovative transformation of immovable cultural relics. The exhibition will officially open to the public on June 26 and run through November 1. (Photo/Guo Lijiang and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 24, media reporters and online influencers wore VR headsets to immerse themselves in China's suspended sculptures. On the same day, the Changsha Museum hosted a special guided tour for the media featuring an exhibition titled "Awaken the Future—Treasures and Suspended Sculptures of Xiaoxitian Temple," part of the Chinese Civilization special exhibition series. The exhibition brings together 96 precious artifacts. Combining physical artifacts with diverse digital technologies, the exhibition comprehensively showcases the historical, artistic, and scientific value of Xiaoxitian Temple, establishing a new paradigm for the innovative transformation of immovable cultural relics. The exhibition will officially open to the public on June 26 and run through November 1. (Photo/Guo Lijiang and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 24, media reporters and online influencers wore VR headsets to immerse themselves in China's suspended sculptures. On the same day, the Changsha Museum hosted a special guided tour for the media featuring an exhibition titled "Awaken the Future—Treasures and Suspended Sculptures of Xiaoxitian Temple," part of the Chinese Civilization special exhibition series. The exhibition brings together 96 precious artifacts. Combining physical artifacts with diverse digital technologies, the exhibition comprehensively showcases the historical, artistic, and scientific value of Xiaoxitian Temple, establishing a new paradigm for the innovative transformation of immovable cultural relics. The exhibition will officially open to the public on June 26 and run through November 1. (Photo/Guo Lijiang and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 24, media reporters and online influencers wore VR headsets to immerse themselves in China's suspended sculptures. On the same day, the Changsha Museum hosted a special guided tour for the media featuring an exhibition titled "Awaken the Future—Treasures and Suspended Sculptures of Xiaoxitian Temple," part of the Chinese Civilization special exhibition series. The exhibition brings together 96 precious artifacts. Combining physical artifacts with diverse digital technologies, the exhibition comprehensively showcases the historical, artistic, and scientific value of Xiaoxitian Temple, establishing a new paradigm for the innovative transformation of immovable cultural relics. The exhibition will officially open to the public on June 26 and run through November 1. (Photo/Guo Lijiang and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 24, media reporters and online influencers took a sneak peek of an exhibition featuring China's suspended sculptures. On the same day, the Changsha Museum hosted a special guided tour for the media featuring an exhibition titled "Awaken the Future—Treasures and Suspended Sculptures of Xiaoxitian Temple," part of the Chinese Civilization special exhibition series. The exhibition brings together 96 precious artifacts. Combining physical artifacts with diverse digital technologies, the exhibition comprehensively showcases the historical, artistic, and scientific value of Xiaoxitian Temple, establishing a new paradigm for the innovative transformation of immovable cultural relics. The exhibition will officially open to the public on June 26 and run through November 1. (Photo/Guo Lijiang and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 24, media reporters and online influencers took a sneak peek of an exhibition featuring China's suspended sculptures. On the same day, the Changsha Museum hosted a special guided tour for the media featuring an exhibition titled "Awaken the Future—Treasures and Suspended Sculptures of Xiaoxitian Temple," part of the Chinese Civilization special exhibition series. The exhibition brings together 96 precious artifacts. Combining physical artifacts with diverse digital technologies, the exhibition comprehensively showcases the historical, artistic, and scientific value of Xiaoxitian Temple, establishing a new paradigm for the innovative transformation of immovable cultural relics. The exhibition will officially open to the public on June 26 and run through November 1. (Photo/Guo Lijiang and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 24, media reporters and online influencers took a sneak peek of an exhibition featuring China's suspended sculptures. On the same day, the Changsha Museum hosted a special guided tour for the media featuring an exhibition titled "Awaken the Future—Treasures and Suspended Sculptures of Xiaoxitian Temple," part of the Chinese Civilization special exhibition series. The exhibition brings together 96 precious artifacts. Combining physical artifacts with diverse digital technologies, the exhibition comprehensively showcases the historical, artistic, and scientific value of Xiaoxitian Temple, establishing a new paradigm for the innovative transformation of immovable cultural relics. The exhibition will officially open to the public on June 26 and run through November 1. (Photo/Guo Lijiang and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

On June 24, media reporters and online influencers took a sneak peek of an exhibition featuring China's suspended sculptures. On the same day, the Changsha Museum hosted a special guided tour for the media featuring an exhibition titled "Awaken the Future—Treasures and Suspended Sculptures of Xiaoxitian Temple," part of the Chinese Civilization special exhibition series. The exhibition brings together 96 precious artifacts. Combining physical artifacts with diverse digital technologies, the exhibition comprehensively showcases the historical, artistic, and scientific value of Xiaoxitian Temple, establishing a new paradigm for the innovative transformation of immovable cultural relics. The exhibition will officially open to the public on June 26 and run through November 1. (Photo/Guo Lijiang and Long Wenyang, Hunan Daily)

Information:
Duration: June 26 – November 1, 2026
Venue: Special Exhibition Hall 1 and Atrium Exhibition Area, Changsha Museum
Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30); closed on Monday (except statuary holidays)

This article is from Hunan Provincial Government. www.enghunan.gov.cn.

Translator: Xiao Juan

Chinese source: hunantoday