The digital gene bank of the Mawangdui Pattern is another highlight of the Hunan Pavilion.

The bank is a systematic database of Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220) patterns based on over 3,000 sets of Han Dynasty lacquerware and silk patterns from the Mawangdui Han tombs.

By systematically collecting and digitally reconstructing classical patterns from Mawangdui artifacts, it achieves high-precision pattern restoration, cultural symbolism interpretation, and secondary creation capabilities, forming a resource platform that is researchable, designable, and communicable.

With the support of digital technology, visitors can deeply explore the colorful patterns of Han Dynasty cultural treasures through immersive interactive screens, actively participate in the entire process of pattern intelligent extraction, dynamic coloring, and secondary creation, engaging in a cross-temporal dialogue with cultural heritage.