2024年12月，“春节中国人庆祝传统新年的社会实践”列入联合国教科文组织人类非物质文化遗产代表作名录， 中国工艺美术馆·中国非物质文化遗产馆举办了“过年——春节主题展”。

In December 2024, "Spring Festival, a Social Practice for Celebrating the Traditional New Year by the Chinese People" was inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, and the China National Museum of Arts and Crafts · China National Museum of Intangible Cultural Heritage held the "Celebrating the New Year – Spring Festival Themed Exhibition".

2026年1月20日，春节申遗成功一周年之际，中国非物质文化遗产馆联合艺云科技精心打造的“过年——丙午春节主题展”正式启幕。展览通过多层次的数字媒介与互动展项协同展陈叙事，立体呈现年俗、年礼与年味，并从传统历法、生肖文化、粮食观等主题切入，串联起百余项春节相关的国家级非遗代表性项目。

On January 20, 2026, the first anniversary of the Spring Festival's inscription on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List, the "Celebrating Chinese New Year – The Bingwu Year of the Horse Themed Exhibition", co-created by the China National Museum of Intangible Cultural Heritage and BOE Art Cloud Technology, was officially launched. Through the collaborative narrative of multi-layered digital media and interactive exhibits, it presents New Year customs, gifts and festive vibes in a three-dimensional way. Starting with themes such as traditional calendar, Chinese zodiac culture and food outlook, the exhibition connects more than 100 national-level representative intangible cultural heritage projects related to the Spring Festival.

「华彩万灯」

裸眼3D互动屏幕

Naked-eye 3D Interactive Screen for Lantern Art Crafting

灯彩，起源可追溯至西汉，最初承载祈福寓意，灯与火相合被视为吉祥之象。历代工匠传承创新，在造型、绘制与制作中兼收并蓄，使灯彩成为中国民间艺术的重要代表。它映照的是匠人“择一事，终一生”的极致用心，也见证着民间审美与生活仪式的绵延不息。

Lantern art, dating back to the Western Han Dynasty, originally symbolized blessings – light and fire together were seen as an auspicious sign. Craftsmen of all dynasties inherited and innovated, blending diverse styles in shaping, painting and making, making it a key representative of Chinese folk art. It reflects craftsmen’s lifelong dedication to their craft and witnesses the enduring folk aesthetics and life rituals.

此展项聚焦非遗灯彩从物质原料到文化图腾的淬炼过程，选取泉州花灯、苏州灯彩、佛山彩灯与仙居花灯为代表。展项以数字化交互呈现灯彩制作的关键细节与技法逻辑，提炼其在材料、工序与造型上的共性结构与地域差异，引导观众在亲历工匠造物的指尖体验中，感悟传统技艺所承载的地域风情与审美温度，在数字维度实现对春节非遗匠心的深度致敬。

Focusing on the transformation of intangible cultural heritage lantern art from material raw materials to cultural totems, this exhibit features Quanzhou Flower Lanterns, Suzhou Lantern Art, Foshan Colored Lanterns and Xianju Flower Lanterns as representatives. Through digital interaction, it presents key details and technical logic of lantern making, extracts the common structures and regional differences in materials, processes and shapes. It guides visitors to perceive the regional customs and aesthetic warmth carried by traditional crafts through the hands-on experience of artisans' creation, paying profound tribute to the craftsmanship of Spring Festival intangible cultural heritage in the digital dimension.

以“中国年”为情感纽带，将华夏大地上最具代表性的南北方春节盛景跨时空汇聚于同一体验场域。依托场景化体感交互，我们将静态地域景观转化为可参与的祈福现场，使观众在即时触发的行为互动中，重新建立个体与土地、人与春节民俗之间的情感连接。这一沉浸体验亦是对地域美学、民俗礼赞与家国祈愿的数字化再呈现，让观众在参与中感受“此心安处是吾乡”的情感共鸣。

Centered on the "Chinese New Year" as an emotional bond, this exhibit brings together the most representative Spring Festival scenes from northern and southern China across time and space in a single experiential space. Leveraging scene-based somatosensory interaction, it transforms static regional landscapes into participatory blessing venues, enabling visitors to reforge emotional connections between individuals and their homeland, and between people and Spring Festival folk customs through real-time interactive behaviors. This immersive experience is also a digital reinterpretation of regional aesthetics, an ode to folk customs and wishes for the nation, allowing visitors to feel the emotional resonance of "Where the heart finds peace is home" through participation.