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     Cultural relics (文物) carry rich history. But sometimes, they seem like something that only older people enjoy. Recently, a CCTV show about cultural relics has taken young people by storm. It's called National Treasure．

     The show has been highly praised on Bilibili.com. This website is believed to be China's biggest pop culture website for young people. So how can a show about relics from hundreds or even thousands of years ago attract so many young viewers?

     The show's 10 episodes (集) show 27 treasures from nine museums across China. Instead of telling the stories and history behind them, the show invites famous actors to act out these stories on stage．

     Actor Wang Kai plays Emperor Qianlong on the show．He meets ancient artists, as well as his father, Emperor Yongzheng, in a dream．They criticize Qianlong's taste in such fancy designs. But Qianlong argues by saying that this kind of design is the best way to show the prosperity of his time.

     This soon became a hot topic online. Screenshots of Wang Kai's performance were made into popular memes. Internet users also compared pictures of vases from the times of Qianlong (1736-1796) and Yongzheng (1678-1735)．

     The stars might be part of the reason that young viewers enjoy the show. But it is still the treasures themselves that are the main focus. “The treasures make me so proud of our country and culture”, internet user “Fengshiyuci” wrote on Sina Weibo. “After watching the show, I want to visit all the museums in China,” wrote by another user with the screen name “Pilipalaxiong”．

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材料一：2010年9月8日，人民网，***新闻网正式推出“直通中南海——中央领导人和中央机构留言板”。该留言板突出互动性，旨在让广大网友对中央领导人倾诉心声，给中央机构提出意见和建议。

材料二：前***温家宝曾说“我一直认为群众有权利知道政府在想什么，做什么，并且对政府的政策提出批评意见，政府也需要问政于民，问计于民，推进政务公开和决策民主化。