Published on: 2026-10-13
Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation
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At the Memorial Meeting Museum in Zunyi, every exhibit silently tells the moving stories of the revolutionary era. A team of museum staff is responsible for safeguarding these invaluable revolutionary relics.
Li Zhoxue is an employee of the Cultural Relics Protection Department at the Memorial Museum of the Zunyi Conference. Her daily duties include checking the airtightness of display cases, monitoring the placement of exhibits, and recording the slightest changes in the environment. Regular inspections and care for the exhibits may seem like routine work at first glance. However, even minor fluctuations in temperature and humidity, as well as the tiniest dust particles entering through the display case seams, can cause irreversible damage to the exhibits. Li Zhoxue pays tribute in her own way to an entire generation and an entire era.
Photo by a correspondent of the Xinhua News Agency.
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