On September 25th, the opening ceremony of the "Pompeii Mythology - Exhibition of Rare Cultural Relics from Ancient Greece and Rome in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, Italy" was held at the National Archives Museum. The Pompeii Mythology - Exhibition of Rare Cultural Relics from Ancient Greece and Rome in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, Italy, was exhibited at the National Archives and Records Museum. (Photo by Zhang Qian) This exhibition takes the ancient Roman city of Pompeii as a clue and is divided into five units: "Dreaming Back to the Prosperous Era", "Love Mythology of the Ancient Greek and Roman Times", "Pleasant Life: Ancient Romans' Love for a Better Life", "Concept of Beauty in Ancient Art", and "Mythological Reproduction". It focuses on love, luxury, and beauty during the ancient Greek and Roman period, Restore the urban appearance and people's lives of Pompeii before being buried by volcanic ash, feel their love for a better life, and trace the glorious ancient Greek and Roman civilization. What is the ancient city of Pompeii behind the mysterious veil of the exhibition work "Aphrodite in the Sea" (provided by the organizer)? What is the pursuit of love and beauty among the Pompeii people? What was the impact of ancient Greek and Roman civilization? The 127 pieces/set of precious cultural relics from the National Archaeological Museum in Naples, Italy are the best witnesses. There is a plaster cast of a young woman's body in the exhibition, as the solidified volcanic ash from the volcanic eruption allows for the preservation of the outline of the woman's body shell, making it convenient for experts to restore the form of the extinct Pompeii residents; In mythology, Aphrodite, the "god of love and beauty" (known as Venus in Roman times), was born in the foam of the sea. The work Aphrodite in the Sea, which was exhibited on site, shaped the brilliant appearance when he was born from the sea. This classic picture has influenced the entire ancient and modern western art. The audience took photos of the exhibition work "The Head of the Young Bacchus" (taken by Zhang Qian). In addition, there are various types of precious cultural relics, including sculptures, murals, ceramics, bronze, glass products, etc. At the same time, in conjunction with the real restoration of the living and living scenes of the Pompeii people and the reproduction of the scene during the volcanic eruption, combined with multimedia and other display methods, allowing the audience to get up close Immersive appreciation of the Pompeii Hekuranim site, one of the world's top ten rare treasures of ancient tombs. Exhibition of Ancient Greek and Roman Mosaic Culture (Photo by Zhang Qian) Chen Ying, Secretary of the Party Committee and Deputy Director of the National Library of China, Sun Xiaobing, Deputy Director of the China Cultural Relics Exchange Center, Massimo Ambrosetti, Ambassador of Italy to China, and Federico Antonelli, Director and Cultural Counselor of the Cultural Center of the Italian Embassy in China, attended the opening ceremony and delivered speeches. Everyone expressed their hope to take this exhibition as an opportunity, Deepen cultural exchanges between China and Italy. This exhibition is supported by the Italian Embassy in China and the Cultural Center of the Italian Embassy in China, and jointly organized by the China Cultural Relics Exchange Center, the National Library of China (National Archives Museum), and Tianyu Cultural Industry Group Co., Ltd. The exhibition officially opened to the public on September 23rd and will continue until December 17th. Author: Zhang Qian (Liao Xinshe)