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Xinjiang Museum Horse Relics' Out of Circle 'Tourists: Embracing Joy

2026-02-14   

As the Lunar Year of the Horse approaches, various horse cultural relics in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region Museum have become popular and have become the "traffic responsibility" under the lens of tourists. The painted clay figurines of Pommeled Horse and painted figurines of polo are particularly "out of the circle". With the increasing popularity of "Year of the Horse", the museum recently launched the "Qiji Chichun - Bingwu Year of the Horse New Year Special Exhibition", and also set up a Year of the Horse check-in device in the museum. They have launched a series of cultural and creative products based on horse cultural relics, such as the "Horse to Success" sachet and the "Zhu Hong Di Lian Zhu Dui Ma Wen Jin" wooden refrigerator sticker. They have also jointly launched the "Xinjiang Horse Galloping" blind box inspired by the Xinjiang Przewalski's Mustang with the Kucha Museum. The Year of the Horse is galloping towards us, and idioms such as' success on horseback 'and' dragon and horse spirit 'engrave our expectations for a better life into cultural memory; The old horse knows the way, takes the lead, and integrates the wisdom, loyalty, and pioneering qualities of the horse into the spiritual foundation of the Chinese people. Although Ma Wenwu has gone through thousands of years, he has always maintained a galloping posture. Ma Wenchuang endows cultural relics with new cultural connotations, blending the excellent qualities symbolized by the "horse" with beautiful blessings, and bringing them to life endlessly. (New Society)

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