Viewers can enter the polar regions in a panoramic manner from the perspective of scientific expedition team members, watching the "Snow Dragon" and "Snow Dragon 2" chopping waves and chopping waves; On June 28th, the "Ice Road Journey -40th Anniversary Achievement Exhibition of China's Polar Expedition" was held at the National Museum, where visitors can experience the hardships and brilliant achievements of China's polar exploration up close. In the showcase, a "Monthly Report of the Great Wall Station in Antarctica, China" caught the attention of the audience. "It's been almost 40 years since 1985, which is quite precious," said Mr. Yang, the audience member, to his 9-year-old child. On November 20, 1984, 591 members of China's first Antarctic expedition team, as well as sailors, set sail from Shanghai aboard the "Xiangyanghong 10" and "J121" ships, embarking on an expedition to Antarctica. The inspection team built China's first Antarctic exploration station - the Great Wall Station, as well as China's first Antarctic meteorological station - the Antarctic Great Wall Station meteorological station. The first batch of wintering team members from the Great Wall Station in Antarctica completed the meteorological observation mission for the whole year of 1985. The monthly report exhibited this time is the first complete annual meteorological observation record of Antarctica in China formed during the mission. So far, China has organized 40 Antarctic expeditions, 13 Arctic Ocean expeditions, 20 annual expeditions to the Yellow River Station in the Arctic, and several annual expeditions to the Chinese Arctic Scientific Research Station. The Great Wall, Zhongshan, Kunlun, Mount Taishan and Qinling Stations have been established in the Antarctic, and the Yellow River and Chinese Arctic Scientific Research Stations have been established in the Arctic. Nearly 10000 people from over 400 units across the country participated in the polar expedition. "Under the strong leadership of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and with the strong support of various departments and sectors of society, although China's polar work started relatively late, due to appropriate measures and continuous improvement of comprehensive support capabilities, the level of polar scientific research continues to enhance." Liu Shunlin, director of the China Polar Research Center, said. This exhibition also fully showcases the comprehensive support capabilities of China's polar scientific research. The "Xuelong" ship, the "Xuelong 2" ship, the Great Wall Station in Antarctica (Building 1), Zhongshan Station (Complex Building), Kunlun Station, Mount Taishan Station, Qinling Station, the Yellow River Station in the Chinese Arctic, the China Ice Arctic Scientific Expedition Station, two ships and seven stations of large-scale models and the National Polar Outlook Monitoring Network were collectively unveiled for the first time. In addition, the exhibition focuses on showcasing the important achievements made by China in multiple disciplines such as polar oceanography, glaciology, biology, meteorology, and geology since the beginning of the new era, as well as some scientific research equipment and specimen samples used by polar workers in their investigations. "The development of China's polar industry has always prioritized polar scientific research, focusing on scientific research results serving national strategies and benefiting the international community." Liu Shunlin said that in the past 40 years, relying on the construction of a comprehensive and three-dimensional inspection system from land, sea, air, and sky, China has made important breakthroughs in multiple fields of polar science, continuously improving its ability to recognize, evaluate, and predict changes in polar systems, and making China's contribution to "understanding, protecting, and utilizing the polar regions.". "Behind the brilliant achievements, it is inseparable from the selfless efforts of polar workers." Liu Shunlin sighed and said that generations of polar workers have fought against strong winds, huge waves, blizzards, severe cold, and icebergs, demonstrating a spirit of courage, perseverance, hard work, dedication, rigor and practicality, and benefiting humanity. They have forged glory in the ice and snow. This exhibition presents the work and life status of the inspection team members in the polar region in the form of pictures, videos, and other forms. In the immersive area of the exhibition, visitors can have a panoramic view of the polar regions, approach China's polar regions for exploration, experience the cold "ground blown snow" of the Antarctic continent and the white "white sky" of the sky and earth, appreciate the gliding and migrating penguins and happy seals, get up close to the brilliant aurora and the soaring "Snow Eagle 601" plane... "These real images all showcase the unique romance and proud Chinese power of the polar regions." Liu Shunlin said. This exhibition is jointly organized by the Ministry of Natural Resources, Xinhua News Agency, and the National Museum, and jointly organized by the Propaganda and Education Center of the Ministry of Natural Resources and the China Polar Research Center. The exhibition will continue until October 21st. Long Wei, Deputy Director of the Polar Exploration Office of the State Oceanic Administration, said that during the more than three-month exhibition period, the Ministry of Natural Resources will continue to organize multiple polar science education and cultural propaganda activities, inviting scientists, captains, station managers, and builders who participate in polar exploration work to introduce the 40 year development process and brilliant achievements of polar exploration. (Lai Xin She)