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Special Report | Zhejiang Television’s “News Channel” Visits: Ningbo Bangda
On November 1, Zhejiang Television’s News Channel aired, for the first time, a special report titled “Ningbo Bangda: Crafting Storage Facilities with Artisanal Precision to Ensure the Enduring Legacy of Cultural Heritage,” which comprehensively highlighted Bangda’s unwavering dedication and technological breakthroughs in the construction of collection storage spaces for cultural institutions and in the field of cultural heritage preservation.
On September 23, the “2025 Asia-Pacific Maritime Culture Forum and the International Council of Museums of the Sea (ICMM) Asia-Pacific Regional Annual Meeting,” co-hosted by the Hong Kong Maritime Museum and the China Maritime Museum, was held at the Hong Kong Maritime Museum. More than a hundred experts and scholars from around the world gathered for this prestigious event, with 30 distinguished guests from 18 countries and regions delivering insightful presentations and sharing their perspectives on cutting-edge issues in maritime culture.
On September 20, the “Expert Symposium on Smart Warehouse Construction and High-Quality Museum Development: ‘Using Intelligence to Build Warehouses—Ensuring Cultural Relics Get a Good Rest’,” initiated and hosted by Ningbo Bangda Industrial Co., Ltd., was held in the company’s exhibition hall conference room.
On August 14, 2025, a group of “special trainees” bearing the mission of digitally disseminating Asian art entered Ningbo Bangda Industrial Co., Ltd.
With the vibrant spirit of spring ushering in a new journey, Bangda Industrial and the university join forces to write a glorious chapter. On May 10, 2025, 57 faculty members and students from the School of Art and Archaeology at Zhejiang University visited Ningbo Bangda Industrial Co., Ltd., embarking on a one-day study tour themed “Smart Construction of the Collection Repository.”
To further advance the “Culture + Technology” initiative, stimulate cultural innovation, and better achieve the deep integration and mutual empowerment of science and technology with culture, the “Academic Symposium on Intelligent Museum Storage Construction: ‘Technology Empowers’” and the Zhejiang Provincial Museum Society’s Annual Work Exchange Meeting were held in Ningbo from March 27 to 29.
How “hot” are museums? According to publicly available online data, the National Museum of China welcomes roughly 20,000 visitors per day on average, with “low season is not slow, and peak season is even busier” becoming the norm. Against this backdrop, the recently held “Technology Empowers: Academic Symposium on Smart Construction of Museum Storage Facilities” in Ningbo has sparked vigorous industry-wide discussions about new directions for museum storage development.
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the opening of the China Port Museum and the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Maritime Museums Professional Committee of the Chinese Museum Association (hereinafter referred to as the “Maritime Committee”), the 2024 Annual Meeting of the Maritime Museums Professional Committee, together with the academic symposium on “New Missions and New Developments of Maritime‑Related Museums,” kicked off on October 16 in Beilun, Ningbo.