Making Its Debut in Hainan | Ningbo Bangda was invited to attend the “Three Triangles” Museum Alliance Conference and delivered a keynote address.

June 4, The Sixth Conference of the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei, Yangtze River Delta, and Pearl River Delta Museum Alliance, together with its academic symposium, was held at the China (Hainan) South China Sea Museum. It was solemnly convened.

This conference is guided by the Hainan Provincial Department of Tourism, Culture, Radio, Television and Sports, hosted by the China (Hainan) South China Sea Museum, and co-organized by the Hainan Provincial Museum Association and Wenboquan (Beijing) Cultural Development Co., Ltd.

The conference will “Connection, Innovation, and Development” With this theme, closely aligned with the core concept of International Museum Day 2026—“Museums: Bridges Connecting the World”—the event brings together leaders from the China Cultural Heritage Conservation Foundation, the Chinese Archaeological Society, local cultural and tourism authorities, more than a hundred museum directors from three major regions, experts in the cultural heritage and museum sector, and representatives of the media. More than 300 people , aiming to jointly explore new pathways for cross-regional collaboration in cultural heritage and museum management, as well as technology-driven approaches to collection preservation, through a series of exchanges and discussions—including keynote speeches, roundtable forums, and on-site field visits. 
 

Ningbo Bangda As the special partner of this conference, it is the only one available throughout the venue. Special Booth , company Xiong Maolin, General Manager of the Marketing Division The company granted a profile interview during the conference and delivered a keynote address, sharing its innovative achievements in the construction of intelligent cultural‑heritage storage facilities with the entire industry. 
 

01 Major Debut: Creating a Benchmark for Exhibition Venues with a Special-Design Pavilion

To enrich the conference’s content and foster deep integration between the cultural heritage and museum sector and related industries, this year’s event has specially established a dedicated exhibition area for cultural heritage and museum technologies, products, and services, inviting 10 companies to participate.

The event showcases cutting-edge innovations in museum digitalization, cultural‑heritage‑related creative products, integrated cultural‑tourism initiatives, and industry‑support services, establishing a professional platform for resource matchmaking, brand promotion, and collaborative exchange among upstream and downstream enterprises in the cultural‑heritage sector, thereby fostering industrial synergy and mutually beneficial outcomes.

Ningbo Bangda as Special Collaborating Unit , constructed with three-sided LED screens The only specially designed booth at the event. Throughout the day, a continuous loop broadcasts content highlighting the company’s development journey, smart‑warehouse technologies, benchmark project case studies, and industry‑university‑research achievements, offering a multi‑dimensional showcase of its 30 years of unwavering expertise in the field of cultural‑heritage storage facility construction.

During the event, museum directors, cultural‑heritage experts, and industry peers flocked to the Bangda exhibition booth, creating a lively atmosphere of on‑site interaction and business discussions, making it the highlight of the trade show.

02 Keynote Address: Harnessing Wisdom to Build Storage Facilities—Ensuring Cultural Relics Rest in Peace

The opening ceremony’s keynote session brought together a star-studded lineup of industry leaders, Rong Jing, Deputy Director of the Capital Museum Shared new pathways for collaborative co‑construction among regional cultural and museum institutions; Li Lianghui, Secretary of the Party Committee and Vice Director of the Nanjing Museum It recounts innovative practices in the revitalization and transmission of cultural heritage. Zhao Lifan, Deputy Director of the Guangdong Museum It explores new opportunities for museum development empowered by the integration of culture and tourism. Xin Li, Director of the China (Hainan) South China Sea Museum The exhibition showcased the remarkable achievements in the conservation and sustainable utilization of the South China Sea’s cultural heritage.

Rong Jing, Deputy Director of the Capital Museum

Li Lianghui, Secretary of the Party Committee and Vice Director of the Nanjing Museum

Zhao Lifan, Deputy Director of the Guangdong Museum

Xin Lixue, Director of the China (Hainan) South China Sea Museum

Xiong Maolin, General Manager of the Marketing Division at Ningbo Bangda

Xiong Maolin, General Manager of the Marketing Division at Ningbo Bangda As the sole corporate representative in this keynote session, starting from the industry’s most pressing challenges, the presentation focused on… “Building a Repository with Wisdom: Ensuring Cultural Relics Rest in Peace” The session featured a thematic presentation, sharing Bangda’s systematic solutions and benchmark cases in the warehouse‑construction sector, thereby infusing the conference with practical insights from the front lines of the industry.

In his remarks, Xiong Maolin stated that, in order to build a “high‑quality warehouse,” Bangda has leveraged thirty years of accumulated experience to develop a comprehensive, systematic solution:

• Prioritize comprehensive planning: Based on the classification of collection items, warehouse zones are delineated, with security integrated into the design phase and the construction sequence advanced in reverse order, ensuring that every stage is scientifically sound and compliant.

• Customization of high-end equipment: Tailored to the specific attributes of each collection, we design and install archival cabinets and shelving systems with varying structures and functionalities, along with a range of complementary and auxiliary equipment.

• Digital Intelligence Integration: Integrate previously siloed systems—such as collection management, environmental monitoring, security access control, and energy‑consumption management—while deploying membrane‑separation technology to enable proactive fire prevention, and integrate AI‑powered visual analytics for rapid inventory counts and streamlined information retrieval.

Meanwhile, in conjunction with two flagship projects—the Shenzhen International Museum of Art and the Sun Yat-sen University Museum—this approach provides a concrete, visual demonstration. Stacked, densely packed storage rack The practical outcomes.

Shenzhen International Art Museum – Layered Rack Case Study 
 

Case Study: Tiered Rack at the Museum of Sun Yat-sen University

Unlike the traditional Over 2.5 meters For standard shelving units that require elevated access, Bangda’s self-developed heavy-duty stacked archival shelving features a double-deck design, with each level… Approximately 2 meters tall , staff can directly access and retrieve collections without the need for elevated work equipment, thereby significantly enhancing Vertical space in the warehouse and effective storage space on shelving units Dual utilization efficiency, while balancing security and convenience.

03 Connecting Development: Supporting the Healthy Growth of Cultural and Museum Institutions 

This conference focuses on cross-regional exchange of cultural and museum resources and the deep integration of technology with the cultural heritage sector, providing the entire industry with a high‑quality platform for resource matchmaking and technological collaboration. The connections forged among museums extend beyond mere resource sharing—they also embody the convergence of technology and intellectual innovation.

Ningbo Bangda will continue to be rooted in Ningbo, expand nationwide, and reach out to the world, relentlessly refining its core technologies for intelligent, digitalized storage facilities. Drawing on three decades of technological expertise, it will help museums across China upgrade and enhance their storage capabilities, leveraging technology to ensure the safe preservation and sustainable stewardship of cultural relics, and consistently contributing Bangda’s strength to the high‑quality, long‑term development of China’s cultural heritage sector.