Hosted by China Travel Service Co., Ltd. and Hong Kong China Travel (Group) Co., Ltd., City University of Hong Kong and China China Poly Group Co., Ltd., the "Splendid Gathering Tianbao Fanghua: Old Summer Palace Beast Head and Cultural Relics Exhibition" was grandly unveiled in Hong Kong on the 3rd. The exhibition shows four original bronze animal heads of the twelve zodiac signs of the Haiyan Hall in the Old Summer Palace in the Qing Dynasty, namely, the head of a cow, the head of a tiger, the head of a monkey and the head of a pig. "Gathering in a Prosperous Age: Old Summer Palace Beast Heads and Cultural Relics Exhibition" was held at Bango Exhibition Hall, City University of Hong Kong. According to the picture provided by City University of Hong Kong, this exhibition will be held in Bango Exhibition Hall of City University of Hong Kong. In addition to four original animal heads, dozens of other precious cultural relics will be displayed until August 31. Through immersive experiences, innovative art and technology, and interactive techniques, the exhibition allows viewers to dynamically understand the conservation and historical changes of world cultural heritage, achieving the cross temporal integration of ancient civilization and new technologies. Huang Jiachun, President of the Board of Trustees of City University of Hong Kong, said in his welcoming speech that the exhibition of four bronze animal heads and several national treasures was a good example of cooperation, showing how City University of Hong Kong used technology to deepen the audience's appreciation of art and culture. Chen Yin, Chairman of China Travel Service Co., Ltd. and Hong Kong China Travel Service (Group) Co., Ltd., said in his speech, "I hope that the cultural relics exhibition will lead you through the history, understand the growth of the country, share the development opportunities in the golden age, and create a better future for Hong Kong." Zhang Hao, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of China China Poly Group Co., Ltd., said that with the help of immersive experience and innovative interaction, Let the audience deepen their understanding of the historical changes of the World Cultural Heritage, and arouse more attention and reflection on the cultural relics lost overseas. At the Opening ceremony, CITS Group also signed a memorandum of cooperation with City University of Hong Kong to jointly discuss cooperation in digital collections of cultural tourism, VR panoramic roaming experience of tourist attractions, digital cultural tourism theme exhibitions and other aspects. (New News Agency)