In this issue's Special Report, we delve into why China's museums continue to capture the nation's imagination.

From immersive interaction to technological empowerment, Chinese museums show new vitality in meeting people's aspirations for a better life with high-quality cultural products and services.

The existence of museums is humanity's stubborn struggle against oblivion. When cultural relics are presented before our eyes, ancient civilizations gain a sense of reality, and people in history become present.

The Potala Palace is not only a sacred place in the hearts of Tibetan people but also a world-renowned tourist destination. From its mysterious past to today’s openness and inclusiveness, the palace has embarked on a distinctive path of "dynamic preservation."

A volunteer museum guide stimulates visitors' curiosity and imagination, leaving them with a deeper understanding of the exhibition themes.

In the context of the integration of culture and tourism, the role of museums in promoting tourism has become increasingly significant. Thus, "traveling to visit museums" has emerged as a new leisure trend and consumption fad.

In this issue's Special Report, we share with our readers some exemplary cases of green development.

As the world grapples with climate change and environmental degradation, green development emerges as both a necessity and an opportunity for sustainable progress.

The GBA's Outline Development Plan targets new energy development as an essential requirement going forward.

Shanxi, China's leading coal-mining province, is feeding more green power into the national grid, heralding an era of cleaner and more sustainable energy.

Recycling electric vehicle batteries has become a priority in China.

While China pioneers a revolutionary model of ecological civilization, some Western nations, faltering under fragmented policies and infrastructural inertia, should catch up, reconciling prosperity with planetary survival.

China and the European Union (EU) now stand ready to commemorate a remarkable milestone: five decades of diplomatic relations.

A sound and stable partnership between China and the EU will not only propel shared development, but also illuminate a path for the world.