Xi Jinping with Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge

The video provides an introduction to the Victorian Albert Museum, highlighting its founding in the 19th century and its long-standing relationship with China since 1852. It discusses the museum's extensive collections dating back to 3000 BC and its collaborations with Chinese institutions like the Palace Museum, National Museum in Beijing, and Shanghai Museum. The museum's role as the first overseas museum chosen for exhibitions in China is also emphasized.

What is the historical significance of the Victorian Albert Museum's relationship with China?

In what year was the BNA founded?

What types of collections does the Victorian Albert Museum have?

Can you name some of the museums in China that have collaborated with the Victorian Albert Museum?

What was the significance of the Victorian Albert Museum being the first overseas museum chosen by the National Museum?