Joke hall

China's 5,000-year history has produced many precious ancient cultural relics. In order to show historical relics to the world, museums are usually set up in every place for exhibitions. The museum is a place full of literature, allowing visitors to experience the greatness of history. A place full of magic and charm, so many readers who love history and literature go there to visit.

Museums always give people a sense of pride. You see, these are the historical essence of our ancestors. Every museum exudes its own charm, so there is never a shortage of tourists. But now Shandong Museum has become a "joke" for everyone after dinner!

Shandong Museum, located in Jinan City, Shandong Province, was founded on 1954 and renamed Shandong Museum on 20 10. It is the first provincial comprehensive museum after the founding of New China, with five floors and 15 exhibition halls. Many international cultural relics are treasured here, such as Sun Tzu's Art of War and Dongping Han Tomb Mural. The on-site visit is very grand.

Why is this an elegant place to say it's a joke? It is said that during the National Day, a couple visited. A young man saw the words on the museum and said, "The heart is a mistress." The girl said that this is obviously the "Shandong Ernai Hall", where the mistresses of corrupt officials used to be. Passers-by just heard their conversation and laughed at their illiteracy. Obviously, it will be a "small three tides", and then it will ferment quickly and spread throughout the whole network.

This sarcastic conversation spread all over the country, and Shandong locals were very unhappy after listening to it. This insulting joke made them urge the museum to change its name, but the joke was a joke, and the museum didn't change its name because of this joke. Amateurs see jokes because they don't know the meaning.

Since this joke became popular, many people began to guess why the museum didn't change its name, which goes back a long time. You know, the name of the museum can't be written casually. After textual research, it is found that it was originally written by Mr. Guo Moruo, a famous poet and writer. But we all know that Guo Moruo's writing skills are extraordinary, so why did he write words that made everyone laugh? This has to start with the establishment of the museum.

I was very happy to learn that Shandong Museum was established. Mr. Guo Moruo wrote a poem for the museum and gave it to Shandong Museum in cursive script. Shandong Museum was also very happy to receive Mr. Guo Moruo's blessing, so it extracted the words "Shandong Museum" from his poems, and after enlargement and carving, it became the present plaque.

Seeing this, you will suddenly realize that it was a mistake. We all know that cursive script is not suitable for formal occasions, and it should be written in block letters in places where there is a lot of traffic, such as museums, so as to facilitate everyone's understanding. It was a beautiful blessing, but now it is ridiculed and generous. This is not Mr. Guo Moruo's intention.

From this incident, we can see the importance of words. China's writing is diverse, but what font should be used in any occasion, or it is a good intention to do bad things. Now it is reasonable to change or not to change this plaque. Museums have their own considerations. On the one hand, with the help of Mr. Guo Moruo's fame, we can also open up some popularity.

However, many netizens suggested that Mr. Guo Moruo's inscription could be put in a special exhibition place for everyone to visit, and the museum should be replaced by a plaque without criticism. But as a provincial museum, they must have their own considerations, so as an audience, we don't have to get too excited. The museum will still be there whether it is changed or not.