[Explanation] On the afternoon of March 9th, the Potala Palace Management Office in Tibet opened a 5G network live broadcast at the Potala Palace Collection and the Potala Palace Cultural and Creative Experience Museum. Through the Taobao cloud live broadcast platform, the precious cultural relics in the collection were first exposed on the Internet. .
[Same Period] Dorji Pingcuo, Researcher, Cultural Relics Research Office, Potala Palace Management Office
This distribution point of our cultural relics can be said to be our Tibetan Buddhist statues and Thangkas, and some silk fabrics, porcelain and jade that are related to (in) the Ming and Qing dynasties and the ancestral mainland.
[Explanation] In the live broadcast, several professional researchers at the Potala Palace acted as interpreters, exquisite Buddhist statues, Thangka, porcelain, jade, dragon robes, dragon boots and other cultural relics, as well as precious ancient books and documents Suzuki and other instruments were explained and displayed.
[Same Period] Dorji Pingcuo, Researcher, Cultural Relics Research Office, Potala Palace Management Office
Then the approximate age of our cultural relics, such as Thangka and statues, can be traced back to the end of the 12th century to the 13th century, and some of the silk fabrics of modern times should be said to run through the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and even more An early history.
[Explanation] According to Dorji Pingcuo, a researcher in the Cultural Relics Research Office of the Potala Palace Management Office, nearly 30 pieces of cultural relics displayed in the live broadcast on the day, allowing the public to "watch" the house in a relaxed and pleasant state. A more authentic, concrete and diverse rare relic of the Potala Palace.
[Same Period] Dorji Pingcuo, Researcher, Cultural Relics Research Office, Potala Palace Management Office
The first is that we can use this form of cultural relics (live broadcast) to explain the preservation of the Potala Palace's cultural relics; the second is to explain (to) everyone that it is between the Potala Palace and the mainland The relationship between Tibet or the ancestral homeland is also more colorful. The shape and characteristics of this cultural relic allow more people to know the Potala Palace (without leaving the house). The cultural relics in the collection, feel the cultural charm of the Potala Palace.
Reporter Gongsam Ram Tibet Lhasa
Editor-in-chief: [Liu Xian]