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An Investigation of Nuclear Exhibition Halls in China and Enlightenment from Japan
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Yong Yang, Yongmei Chen*, Jiaxin Lu, Jingrong Zhang, Minghui Wang
Studies on Science Popularization | 2018, 13(2) : 47 - 53
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An Investigation of Nuclear Exhibition Halls in China and Enlightenment from Japan
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Yong Yang, Yongmei Chen*, Jiaxin Lu, Jingrong Zhang, Minghui Wang
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Published: 2018-04-10 doi: 10.19293/j.cnki.1673-8357.2018.02.007
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Public acceptability has become one of the most important restrictive factors in the development of nuclear industry. The nuclear exhibition hall, to which much attention has been paid by the relevant government departments and enterprises, is an important place for public science communication and exchange. Combined with literature research and expert recommendations, Shandong Nuclear Power Science and Technology Museum and other domestic representatives of the nuclear exhibition halls had been chosen to visit, and it was found that since 2000, nuclear exhibition halls, constructed by nuclear-related enterprises in China, have become significantly more spacious and magnificent, more geographically near the city, and diversified in the layout, and applied acousto-optic and other modern means more often. However, the model of nuclear reactor was the standard configuration, flat panels were still quite common, and display content was basically the same. Japan, close to China in geographical location and culture, is one of the countries with the largest number of nuclear power in the world, so its nuclear exhibition halls have great reference for us to learn. Through literature research, it was found that the Exhibition halls in Japan had changed significantly in the late 1980s in the exhibition building itself, the surrounding environment, entertainment facilities, high-tech display means and so on. A comparative analysis of nuclear exhibition halls between China and Japan showed that visitor's reception volume of nuclear exhibition halls in China was much smaller, with insufficient supporting services, obviously emphasis on knowledge dissemination and imperfect organizations. Therefore, it is recommended that China should strengthen the top guidance to exhibition halls construction, change development concept, innovate expression methods, streamline display content, and focus on improving operational capabilities. Finally, it is emphasized that the dissemination of nuclear science should strive to uphold the basic principles of objectivity and fairness, and inspire the public to think constantly and profoundly.

nuclear exhibition hall  /  investigation comparative analysis  /  science communication  /  China  /  Japan
Yong Yang, Yongmei Chen, Jiaxin Lu, Jingrong Zhang, Minghui Wang. An Investigation of Nuclear Exhibition Halls in China and Enlightenment from Japan[J]. Studies on Science Popularization, 2018 , 13 (2) : 47 -53 . DOI: 10.19293/j.cnki.1673-8357.2018.02.007
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doi: 10.19293/j.cnki.1673-8357.2018.02.007
  • Receive Date:2018-01-09
  • Online Date:2026-07-28
  • Published:2018-04-10
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红菇属 Russula 17 8.13
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