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1753年,大英博物馆建立,成为全世界第一个对公众开放的大型博物馆。所谓博物馆是指征集、典藏、陈列和研究代表自然和人类文化遗产的实物的场所,并对那些有科学性、历史性或者艺术价值的物品进行分类,为公众提供知识、教育和欣赏的文化教育的机构、建筑物、地点或者社会公共机构。本期特别报道,我们寻访了一批年轻茶人,试图通过他们对理想中的茶叶博物馆的描述,来一窥年轻茶人,对茶的困惑,对茶的期盼。
In 1753, the British Museum was established as the first major museum in the world open to the public. The so-called museums refer to the collection, display, display and research of physical places representing natural and human cultural heritage, and the classification of those objects of scientific, historical or artistic value to provide the public with a cultural education of knowledge, education and appreciation Institutions, buildings, places or public institutions. In this special issue, we visited a group of young tea people and tried to get a glimpse of the young tea people, the confusion of tea and the expectation of tea through their description of the ideal tea museum.