The special digital exhibition "A Moving Masterpiece: Along the River during Qingming Festival" kicked off in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, on July 12.

Visitors listen to the guide's narration. [Photo/Xi'an Release]

The exhibition will run for three months, with free admission for children aged 12 and under, presenting residents with an immersive feast of Song Dynasty (960–1279) culture.

Along the River during Qingming Festival is a national treasure scroll painted by Zhang Zeduan during the Song Dynasty (960–1279). It serves as a precious document for studying social life during this important period of Chinese history.

The special exhibition uses cutting-edge technology, dynamic rendering, and scene restoration techniques to recreate the life scenes from the Song Dynasty's capital.

Complemented by guided tours, it interprets the historical heritage and artistic value of the painting through in-depth narrations. It caters to visitors of all age groups and is particularly suitable for teenagers to carry out historical and educational study tours.

Visitors watch a show reenacting typical scenes from the days of the Song Dynasty.

[Photo/Xi'an Release]

Xi'an will continue to empower the inheritance of cultural heritage through technology, innovate exhibition formats and enrich cultural offerings, enabling traditional Chinese culture to thrive in the new era.