At the 17th (2019) China Museum Top Ten Exhibition Boutique Promotion Event, the "Bringing peace to all under heaven——The Qin Dynasty's Unification of China" large-scale special exhibition of Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum site Museum won the "China Top Ten Exhibition Boutique Award"!

Boxin provides professional, exquisite, and flexible customized cultural and museum display cabinets for the special exhibition, helping this exhibition tell the stories behind cultural relics and presenting the splendid historical and cultural history of the Qin Empire to the audience.

The special exhibition "Bringing peace to all under heaven——The Qin Dynasty's Unification of China" has gathered 317 pieces (groups) of high-quality cultural relics from 33 cultural and museum units across the country, of which one-third are national first-class cultural relics. Among them, Tiger-shaped tally of Du from the Late Warning States period, Qin Duke Bo from the early Spring and Autumn Period, and the high-ranking officer or general terracotta are the most popular among the audience.

Cultural relics, as the crystallization of human wisdom and precious witnesses of historical evolution and change, accumulate profound cultural heritage and are also important carriers for telling Chinese stories well. Protecting cultural relics is essential for the continuation of the spiritual bloodline of the country and the nation, and for providing a sustainable force for the innovative development of Chinese civilization.

Protecting cultural relics is to safeguard human civilization

Fragile cultural relics themselves are easily damaged, especially national first-class cultural relics, which are even more precious. Given the preciousness and non renewability of cultural relics, when customizing cultural and museum display cabinets for the "Bringing peace to all under heaven" special exhibition, BOXINS always puts the safety of cultural relics first and effectively undertakes the great mission of cultural relic protection.

In this special exhibition, Boxin's highly sealed cultural relics display cabinets are fully suitable for switching between multiple scenes and themes. Starting from the overall design, seamless connection between structural components, glass accessories and display cabinets is achieved, and the ventilation rate of display cabinets is strictly controlled. Inert gas and oxygen deficient preservation technology are comprehensively used to ensure that they are within 0.5d-1. The PVB layer in laminated explosion-proof glass can maintain the intact structure when the glass breaks, coupled with a powerful intelligent anti-theft system, allowing cultural relics and treasures to be exquisitely displayed in a comfortable display cabinet microenvironment while also receiving comprehensive protection, achieving the highest level of timely response to high-risk emergencies.

Zero distance dialogue between cultural relics and people

As the fulcrum of cultural relics display and exhibition, cultural and museum display cabinets should not only ensure the safe collection of cultural relics, but also give full play to the value of cultural relics "exhibition", accurately convey the cultural connotations behind cultural relics, enable audiences to have a dialogue with cultural relics, history, cross time and space, and walk with culture.

From the trend of museum development both domestically and internationally, museums are gradually shifting towards a focus on the audience and enhancing their experience. In this special exhibition, in order to bring cultural relics closer to the audience and immerse them in the cultural atmosphere conveyed by cultural relics and exhibitions, BOXINS provided customized panoramic independent cabinets in various forms and quantities for the exhibition. Cleverly integrating cultural relics with the exhibition experience space, it achieved the best exhibition effect of "visible cultural relics, invisible pivot points".

We use transparent and simple low reflection glass around and on the top of the panoramic display cabinet. We select suitable light sources, arrange projection methods, adjust lighting intensity, control color temperature, filter harmful light, etc. according to local conditions. We also have a hidden light design on the top border of the display cabinet, which allows the audience to focus more on the exhibits with a "visible light but not visible light" lighting effect. In the panoramic and 360 ° transparent display cabinets, the textures and details of cultural relics are vividly presented to the audience, creating infinite possibilities for zero distance dialogue and deep spiritual communication between "people" and "objects".