The Gansu Bamboo Slips Museum, the largest of its kindin China, launched an online digital exhibition on October 1st. This means that all of the museum's collection of over 50,000 bamboo slips will be presentedto the public for the first timeas technology has made it possible to overcome the limit of on-site exhibition and provide services for more visitors online.

This digital exhibition provides many high-resolution images of cultural relics, as well as detailed and straightforwardtextual explanations, combined with voice explanations, to helpthe audience to intuitively and deeply understand each exhibit. To attract the younger generation of viewers, the exhibition has also launched various types of interactive games, such as bamboo slips production experiences, puzzle solving games, etc. At the same time, each chapter of the digital exhibition also includes interactive Q&Awhich play an educational role. After passing the game or completing the answer, the playercan also receive exquisite electronic postcards or badges.

It is reportedthat the museum plans to launch a digital exhibition to show the life of ancient people on the northwest border of China, as well as a series of short videos on bamboo slips, to share knowledge ofthe history and culture of bamboo slips with the public.