继前不久南京《秀江南》杂志的刊登
苏州市吴文化研究会会刊
《吴文化研究》（2023年第3期）
转载了李海珉老师六悦匾额专题中的另一篇
《六悦博物馆匾额文史探源
——以"二代鸣琴“说清正廉洁》
Following the recent publication of Mr.Lee Haiming’s article in Nanjing Show Jiangnan Magazine, the Suzhou Wu Culture Research Journal (No. 3, 2023) also reposted an article by Mr.Lee, "The Explanation of Ancient Plaques in the Six Arts Museum —— Second-Generation Chimes".
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六悦博物馆匾额文史探源——以"二代鸣琴“说清正廉洁
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The Explanation of Ancient Plaques in the Six Arts Museum —— Second-Generation Chimes
六悦博物馆馆藏丰富，规模宏大
一万八千平的展馆内
展示着四万多件传统艺术品
其中众多的匾额更是令人目不暇接
具有很高的艺术价值和历史价值
The Six Arts Museum has a rich collection of folk arts pieces. It’s gallery exhibition area exceeds 18,000 sqm, and it displays more than 40,000 ancient folk art pieces, including a large number of plaques, which are of high artistic and historical value.
作为黎里古镇保护开发管理委员会顾问
李海珉老师多次到访六悦博物馆
对馆藏进行深入探究
为六悦博物馆的馆藏编写介绍
As the consultant of Lili Development and Preservation Office, Mr. Lee Haimin has visited Six Arts Museum numerous times. He has studied and written about many of the museum’s pieces.
去年开始将匾额研究作为一个专题
以“六悦博物馆匾额文史探源”为系列名
持续在“黎川四季歌”公众号上连载
“六悦博物馆”公众号也第一时间转载
将专业的匾额研究好文分享给大家
Mr. Lee recently began to study the museum’s plaques, and he shares his research on his WeChat official account from time to time. We also repost his articles as soon as possible on our Six Arts Museum Official Account.
目前，“六悦博物馆”公众号
已经转载了来自李海珉老师十多篇
六悦博物馆匾额文史探源系列推文
下方逐一提供链接，可供查看阅读
So far, Six Arts Museum Official Account has reposted more than a dozen of Mr. Lee Haimin's articles about the explanation of plaques. Please click on the links below to read the articles.
再次感谢李海珉老师的耐心研究及细心编写
为六悦博物馆丰富的匾额馆藏
提供了可供参考的图文资料
对六悦博物馆所展示的匾额文化的
保护与传播传承起到了不可忽视的作用
Thanks again to Mr. Lee Haiming for his research and editing, his research and writting of many articles serve as important reference materials concerning the rich collection of plaques in the Six Arts Museum. His research has played a very important role in the preservation and dissemination of the culture of Chinese plaques displayed in museums.