Goal: Complete all fields for an Exhibit / Attraction type Showcase so the AI can answer visitors' main questions about this exhibit.

Applies to: Museum exhibits, art pieces, landmark attractions, cultural heritage sites, natural landscapes, interactive installations

Step 1: Fill in Showcase Title

Enter the exhibit or attraction's complete official name
If there is a time period, dynasty, or creator, add it in parentheses after the name
Aim for 15–30 characters

✅ "Blue-and-White Lotus Scroll Plate (Yongle Period, Ming Dynasty)"

❌ "Blue porcelain," "Exhibit A," "Blue plate"

Step 2: Fill in Showcase Subtitle

Write one sentence describing the exhibit's historical significance, artistic value, or interactive type
Aim for 20–40 characters

✅ "Representative official kiln work of the Yongle reign — the largest intact example known to exist"

Step 3: Fill in Showcase Description

Write in the following order, maintaining narrative flow between sections:

Historical background — period, origin, creator
Craft or artistic features — materials, technique, what makes it unique
Cultural significance — provenance, importance
Viewing highlights — details visitors should pay attention to

Target: 200–300 words, written in paragraphs (avoid pure bullet points)

✅ Good example: "This plate was produced at the Imperial Kiln Factory in Jingdezhen during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (1403–1424). At 45 cm in diameter, it is the largest intact example of its kind known to survive. The center is painted with blue-and-white interlocking lotus scrolls, with deep, vivid cobalt using imported 'Sumaliqing' pigment. During firing, this pigment produced distinctive rust spots and blurring effects that are a key marker of Yongle blue-and-white ware. Originally used in the imperial court, the piece later passed into private hands and was reacquired by this museum in the 1980s. Look closely at the unglazed sandy base around the rim — a feature reflecting the not-yet-fully-mature technique of early Ming imperial kilns."

❌ Poor example: "This is a blue and white porcelain plate. It's very beautiful and has patterns."

Step 4: Upload Picture and Catalog

Picture — Upload a clear front-facing photo (display only, not included in AI database)
Catalog — Upload the exhibition catalog or reference document (automatically segmented into the AI database)

Step 5: Add AI Sources (target: 4–6 entries)

Use the following list as a reference — add one entry per question:

Title: What is the historical background of this exhibit? / Content should cover: production period, origin, creator, provenance
Title: What age group is this exhibit suitable for? / Content should cover: entry points for children vs. adults, interactive elements, suggested viewing time
Title: What are the special highlights to look out for? / Content should cover: craft details, easily overlooked parts, best viewing angles
Title: Is photography allowed? Any restrictions? / Content should cover: photography rules, flash restrictions, handling of protective glass glare
Title: How does this exhibit relate to others in the museum? / Content should cover: same series, same theme, recommended viewing route
Title: Are guided tours available? / Content should cover: audio guides, scheduled tour times, related publications

→ For guidance on writing each entry, refer to: "How to Write AI Sources"

Final checklist

Showcase Title contains the full official name (no abbreviations or internal codes)
Showcase Description is 200+ words, written in paragraphs
AI Sources ≥ 4 entries
Every AI Sources Title is a natural question — no category labels like "exhibit introduction" or "history"

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