Shoppers select products at the National Museum Cultural and Creative Market. [Photo provided to en.nantong.gov.cn]

The National Museum Cultural and Creative Market, part of the Nantong Museum's 120th-anniversary event series, has been open in Nantong, Jiangsu province, for over a week and continues to gain in popularity.

This cultural extravaganza, featuring highlights from over 120 museums nationwide, has quickly become a favorite destination in the city.

Items like the golden bowl-shaped fridge magnet from Shaanxi History Museum, the pig-shaped pot fridge magnet from Nanjing Museum, and the bronze galloping horse product from Gansu Provincial Museum have sparked a buying frenzy.

This week, the cultural feast brings even more excitement with Prince Kung's Palace Museum unveiling a new selection of meticulously crafted cultural and creative products. Known for their profound heritage and exquisite design, the cultural products of Prince Kung's Palace perfectly blend classical aesthetics with modern life.

Prince Kung's Palace fridge magnet. [Photo provided to en.nantong.gov.cn]

The Prince Kung's Palace fridge magnet is inspired by the palace itself, the largest and most well-preserved Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) palace in Beijing. It is famous for Emperor Kangxi's "Fu (福)" inscription, symbolizing prosperity, fertility, talent, longevity, and happiness. Together with the diverse bat motifs symbolizing good fortune found in the palace, the inscription represents the renowned Fu Culture of Prince Kung's Palace.

Portable mirror inspired by the century-old wisteria in Prince Kung's Palace. [Photo provided to en.nantong.gov.cn]

The portable mirror draws inspiration from the century-old wisteria in Prince Kung's Palace. The wisteria's graceful branches and vibrant blossoms fill the palace with fragrance each summer, symbolizing prosperity. The mirror features wisteria blooms, swimming goldfish, and layered floral shadows, creating a harmonious and delightful scene.

This weekend, take a break from the hustle and bustle and visit the cultural and creative market at the Nantong Museum for a winter rendezvous.