On July 3, the Fujian Yingliang Stone Natural History Museum and Xiamen Chengyi Nature Exploration Hall jointly launched the 'Color Explosion' themed science exhibition. Taking 'color' as its thread and starting from natural science, the exhibition leads visitors to rediscover the rich colors hidden in the natural world, and to explore the natural mysteries behind color in a more fun, interactive, and experiential way.

From minerals and rocks to flora and fauna, every color in nature records the traces of environment, life, and time working together. Through diverse natural specimens, knowledge interpretation, and scenographic displays, 'Color Explosion' turns professional natural science knowledge into a more intuitive and vivid visiting experience, letting the public feel the beauty of nature through observation and interaction, while further sparking young people's curiosity and interest in natural science.

Following its continuous series of diverse science exhibitions, this collaboration marks another expansion of the Fujian Yingliang Stone Natural History Museum into natural education settings. Relying on its collections and research foundation, the museum keeps experimenting with younger, more lifestyle-oriented ways of expression, bringing natural science out of traditional display cases and into broader public cultural spaces.
In the future, the Fujian Yingliang Stone Natural History Museum will continue to strengthen exchanges and cooperation with outstanding science and cultural institutions, and keep presenting exhibitions that combine scientific rigor, knowledge, and visual appeal — so that more of the public can understand and feel nature through rich, diverse experiences, and discover the unique charm left by hundreds of millions of years of natural evolution through exploration.