The Palace Museum holds court! First appearance at the "ZASHARE Youth Expo"!

The National Palace Museum has been invited to take part in this year's "ZA SHARE Youth - Diverse Learning Expo" from May 16 to 19, bringing "The Palace Museum Holds Court" to the main exhibition hall of the Huashan Four Connected Buildings for a "Huashan debate" with young people of all stripes. The opening event was held yesterday (the 16th); in addition to ZA Share founder and CEO Su Yang-chih personally guiding visitors at the Palace Museum booth, Legislator Wu Su-yao also came in person to experience ancient court workplace life.

"The Palace Museum Holds Court" takes "game experience" as the main axis of the exhibition. Visitors can learn about ancient professions, the court and workplace survival skills through the museum's collected artifacts, which remain just as applicable to today's workplace. In addition, topics such as how ancients wrote resumes, handed in reports, and fought for promotions and raises will all become objects of study and admiration for slash youth.

The Palace Museum said that the ZASHARE Youth Diverse Learning Expo brings together fun, imagination, exploration and learning, and the Palace Museum also hopes to use the past to illuminate the present and create all kinds of rich artifact experiences: let Huaisu's "Autobiography" from the Tang dynasty become the ultimate version of a resume and autobiography, understand ancient salary levels from the patterns on official robes, and learn to lead a team by following the emperors of various dynasties, so that the Palace Museum is not just the traditional Palace Museum, but a new Palace Museum where all young people can rediscover connections!

In recent years, the Palace Museum has actively promoted youth activities. In 108 of the Republic of China calendar, it has successively held the "Children's and Youth Affairs Promotion Consultation Meeting", the Spring Festival "Land Art Check-in Activity", the Youth Day "Silkscreen Workshop" and others, inviting young people into the Palace Museum to create cross-disciplinary sparks together. All sectors are asked to continue paying attention to the Palace Museum's creative ingenuity and its wonderful activities for the "youth-friendly" younger generation.