National Treasure - Bodhisattva, Northern Qi Dynasty, China

Whether cultural relics are world or national is indeed a question. Cosmopolitanization is developing, and the primary feeling of cosmopolitanization at the cultural level is "borderless". Through modern media, the "national treasures" stored in major museums have become digital information, while the museums in which they are located have become "treasuries" for storage and display. From this point of view, the statues seem to have an "embodiment". This optimism is caused by contemporary "replication" technology, and we are also in the "era of replication". Replication is a technology and a social phenomenon as well. And through replication, the "image" is distinguished between an "actual one" and an "embodiment". What's more, the right of reproduction declares more realistic rights, that is, who own the actual objects has the right to publish and interpret them.