Advance Management Standard Mechanism of Meizhou Art Museums for Learning City

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Zhang Hailun
Pichai Sodbhiban

Abstract

          As a gathering place for Hakka people worldwide, the art museums in Meizhou are mostly filled with the unique customs of the Hakka people. Meizhou is located in mountainous areas. The remote terrain helps to resist foreign invasion, but it affects the process of business and learning for people in Meizhou area. This article will be rooted in the regional culture of Meizhou, Guangdong. Using the principles and relevant theories and methods of museum science, innovative design and research will be conducted on the management mechanism of art museums in Meizhou, optimizing the management mechanism of museums in the region, integrating local cultural heritage into the application of disciplines, and promoting the reform of existing exhibition and educational activities. While improving the experience of visitors, it will ensure that the functionality of art museums is maximized, Realize the scientific, healthy, and sustainable development of art museums in Meizhou region.

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Hailun, Z. ., & Sodbhiban, P. . (2024). Advance Management Standard Mechanism of Meizhou Art Museums for Learning City. Journal of Modern Learning Development, 9(1), 342–351. Retrieved from https://so06.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jomld/article/view/270800
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