The live video of Internet celebrity anchor Dong Yuhui’s tour of Wuhan East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden and other scenic spots showed that he was surrounded by a large number of security personnel. After being questioned by many netizens for his arrogance, Dong Yuhui recently visited Hubei ProvincearchiveDuring the live broadcast of Jingzhou Museum, netizens questioned whether the live broadcast fill-in light source could damage cultural relics. In response, both museums responded on the 27th that flashlights were indeed banned in museums. Cultural relics experts explained: As long as the brightness is controlled to a reasonable level and a certain distance is maintained, the fill light will not have too much impact on the safety of cultural relics, but will not expose the extremely delicate ancient calligraphy and paintings. can be done. Long lasting light. Many netizens commented negatively on it, with one saying, “This is a reflection of basic etiquette, personal qualities and family education in public places.”
Top News reported that Dong Yuhui held a two-and-a-half-hour live broadcast at the Hubei Provincial Museum on the 22nd, and nearly 260,000 people watched it online. On the 24th, Dong Yuhui went to Jingzhou Museum for live broadcast.
According to the official video, Dong Yuhui visited the cultural relics such as the Yu Qing Goujian sword and the Zeng Hou Yizun plate in the Hubei Provincial Museum, as well as the Warring States Chu bamboo slips, jade covers, tiger birds and other treasures in the Jingzhou Museum. His team followed him during the live broadcast and the reflection was visible through the glass, and his team used lights in the museum.
Some netizens questioned that the Hubei Provincial Museum clearly stipulates that tourists are prohibited from using flash, so why did Dong Yuhui fill the light while visiting? At the same time, some people in the industry believe that many cultural relics are made of light-sensitive materials. Will strong light sources damage cultural relics?
In response, the Hubei Provincial Museum said it would not answer relevant questions related to Dong Yuhui. Jingzhou Museum staff responded that you can bring cameras into the museum, “but you cannot turn on the flash.”
According to reports, the official Weibo of Hubei Provincial Museum posted in 2019: What is museum etiquette? The following points should be the most basic requirements for travel, of which article 6 states: It is prohibited to use flash when taking photos or doing photography. Bright light will damage sensitive materials like paper and textiles. Therefore, the brightness of the general exhibition hall lights has been specifically reduced.
In response to the issues that netizens are concerned about,HenanDu Qiming, former deputy director of the museum, said that the use of flash lights is completely prohibited in museums. The flash light becomes very bright in an instant and also produces heat, which will directly cause irreparable damage to cultural relics. “If you want to fill light, you must first use a cold light source that does not change the original color of cultural relics, and secondly, use light within the parameters that meet the lighting regulations.”
Huang Chao, director of the exhibition department of Luoyang Museum, pointed out: The use of flash is prohibited in the museum mainly in view of the safety of cultural relics. “betweenSugarIn the national standard GB/T 23863-2009 “Museum Lighting Design Specification” of the People’s Republic of China, display exhibits are divided into three categories according to their light sensitivity: particularly light-sensitive, sensitive and insensitive. Their annual performance ranges from high to low. The amount is limited numerically. ,
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