Ever thought a museum could be more than quiet halls with dusty relics? 🤔 Qian Zhaoyue, curator at Suzhou Silk Museum and champion of cultural heritage, thinks museums are life’s ultimate power-up zones.
He highlights All the Beauty in the World: The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Me, authored by a former security guard who spent a decade walking the Met’s corridors. Written in first-person, it’s a backstage pass to daily life with some of the world’s most iconic artworks and relics.
Qian shares, "I hope that museums can become the most beautiful place in each of our hearts. We can keep returning, discover the beauty of life through relics and art, and draw strength from our culture." 🌏✨
Whether you’re into history, art, or just looking for inspiration, Qian’s vision shows that museums aren’t just about the past—they’re about fueling creativity and connecting communities. Next time you plan a weekend outing, revisit your local museum and find your own slice of beauty! 🎨💪
From the silken threads of Suzhou to the marble halls of the Met, these stories link cultures and spark #MuseumLife inspo for your next TikTok trip. 📱💥
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