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人惊叹于躁动不休的海面那流淌的海水那美丽的天景可却忘却了在所有奇观中人自己才是最曼妙的风景。未来的博物馆将会是面向大众的博物馆,否则,博物馆就没有未来。一直以来,美国都把博物馆看作是公共教育的主要场所。史密森学会助理会长乔治·布朗·古德在1889年发表的一次演讲中指出:“在这片民主的土地上,未来的博物馆应该要像适应专业人员和闲暇人员的需求那样,尽可能多地去适应机械师、工厂技工、临时工、推销员和售货员的需求。如果博物
People marveled at the sea of restless sea water flowing that beautiful sky can forget that in all wonders people are the most beautiful scenery. The future museum will be a museum for the general public, otherwise the museum will have no future. All along, the United States regarded the museum as the main venue for public education. In a speech published in 1889, George Brown Goode, Assistant President of the Smithsonian Institution, said: ”On this democratic land, future museums should be as responsive as the needs of professionals and leisure personnel. May adapt to the mechanics, factory mechanics, temporary workers, salesmen and sales staff needs. If the museum