On July 8th, the China Maritime Museum and Baoji Bronze Museum jointly launched the summer heavyweight cultural relics exhibition "The Way in the World - Zhou Li Theme Exhibition", which opened in the first temporary exhibition hall of the China Maritime Museum. The purpose of this exhibition is to promote Chinese etiquette culture, continue the historical context of China, and bring the public closer to cultural relics and history, experiencing the style and unique charm of the country of Chinese etiquette. On July 8th, the public was visiting the "The Way Under Heaven - Zhou Li Theme Exhibition". It is understood that 142 "national treasures" from Baoji, the "hometown of bronze artifacts", gathered in Shencheng for this exhibition, involving major archaeological discoveries such as the Shigushan Cemetery, Yangjia Village Cellar in Meixian County, Zhuangbai Village Cellar, and Yuguo Cemetery. Among them, there are only two remaining Western Zhou bronze inscriptions in China, the only one excavated through scientific archaeology - the dragon patterned one. After restoration, it went out for the first time to participate in exhibitions. The earliest bronze armor - the Western Zhou bronze armor, the longest inscribed bronze Gui - the winter Gui, the earliest woven Bo and chime bells, the exquisite and magnificent bronze heavy vessel Hu You, the 42 year old Lai Ding, the 43 year old Lai Ding, and the single five father pot A collection of national treasure level bronze heavy objects. On July 8th, the public was visiting the "The Way Under Heaven - Zhou Li Theme Exhibition". It is understood that the exhibition is divided into six parts: "The State of Zhou Rites", "God of Things Brings Blessing", "Stopping the Gorge for Martial Arts", "Etiquette Enters the World", "Etiquette Meets Ten Thousand Directions", and "More Easy to Inherit". At the intersection of the river and the sea, it achieves the integration of ancient and modern, land and sea, leading the audience into the week of ritual and music 3000 years ago, tracing the roots of ritual culture in modern social life that is commonly used but not recognized, and inheriting the long-standing Chinese ritual and music culture. On July 8th, the public was visiting the "The Way Under Heaven - Zhou Li Theme Exhibition". After King Wu conquered Zhou, the Zhou people made rituals and music, and the civilization of ritual and music penetrated into the genes of the Chinese nation, influencing Chinese society for thousands of years. It is a powerful witness to the continuity, innovation, unity, inclusiveness, and peace of Chinese civilization. The civilization of ritual and music has also deeply influenced Chinese maritime culture, which is the cultural root for ancient Chinese maritime industry to forge ahead, shine brightly, lead the world for a long time, and have peaceful exchanges with overseas countries. Through the Maritime Silk Road, China's etiquette culture has also spread throughout the world. In the exhibition hall, there are scrolls of the story of King Wu's conquest of Zhou, famous lines from the Book of Songs that can be seen everywhere, experiences of playing bronze bells, festive yet solemn wedding scenes, and cross time and space dialogues between Zhou rituals and modern maritime etiquette, allowing the audience to enjoy the immersive visiting experience and appreciate Chinese etiquette, feeling the cultural continuity. It is reported that this exhibition is guided by the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Transportation and the Baoji Cultural Relics Bureau, and 8 museums in Baoji jointly participated in the exhibition. The extension will continue until October 8th. (Lai Xin She)