故宫首次开放夜场，穿越了怎么办？随身带点啥？急，在线等！

元宵佳节

“今年元夜时，月与灯依旧”。

上元佳节，在故宫赏灯、看景、听曲，共贺良宵，听起来让人心驰神往。

然而为求得一票“进宫赏月”，网友们把故宫门票预订网站刷到崩溃。

“故宫博物院94年来首开夜场” 的消息一出，就在网上开启了一场堪比春运抢票大战的网络购票潮。抢票大战如“决战紫禁之巅”般激烈，还刷屏了微博、朋友圈。

经历门票秒没、系统崩溃等情况后，一张故宫夜场门票更是被炒到了5000元人民币的“天价”。

买不到票的中国网友们，开始化身“灵魂段子手”。

有人自称自己是阿哥、阿玛、格格… 元宵节进不了故宫，有失颜面。

几家欢喜几家愁，抢不到票的网友们感叹抢到的大概都是“天选之人”。雪天的故宫遇不上，晚上的故宫还是遇不上。

而抢到票的网友表示，夜游故宫，在神鬼传说的衬托之下，更能激起自己探索的欲望。

The Palace Museum once again became a big deal on Chinese social media after it announced on February 17 that it would be open to the public at night for the first time in 94 years for Lantern Festival celebrations. The special event will feature a red lantern show, light projections of renowned ancient paintings and New Year-themed exhibits. Tickets to the first tour sold out within hours of going on sale Saturday afternoon, according to Xinhua.

The rush to buy tickets for the event was so intense that it caused its official website to go offline around midnight on Sunday. Following the quick sell-out, museum-goers took to social media to express their excitement, leaving others to imagine what it would be like to spend a night at the museum in the Forbidden City.

会穿越？能看到紫禁之巅的决战？能看到神秘东西？ 夜游故宫是一种什么样的体验？网友们纷纷脑洞大开。

有网友问到，万一穿越需要带什么？有人说：“带好手机充电宝，万一穿越了拍回来给我们看。”

中二网友表示：

求生欲满分的网友表示：

学霸网友表示：

有没抢到票的网友表示：

万一不小心穿越了，网友表示想去…

昨晚，故宫灯光提前点亮，为元宵“大秀”进行调试。这样的华灯符合你的审美吗？

除了“紫禁城上元之夜”灯光秀，也有网友在想：其他古代书画里有关元宵佳节的场景什么时候也能被cos一下呢？

唐代《灯戏图》

比如唐代诗人崔液笔下的元夕放灯会 “谁家见月能闲坐，何处闻灯不看来。”

宋代《观灯图》

北宋孟元老《东京梦华路》里热闹的勾栏瓦肆：“花灯焰火，金碧相射，锦绣交辉。京都少女载歌载舞，万众围观。游人集御街两廊下，奇术异能，歌舞百戏，鳞鳞相切，乐音喧杂十余里。”

明代《上元灯彩图》

明代《上元灯彩图》里描绘的金陵元宵街市：“人头攒动，摩肩接踵。骑马乘轿，伞盖相随。”

The Lantern Festival changed numerous times during different dynasties, so did the traditions and customs. Besides from organizing a public nighttime event in the Palace Museum, some also hope special cosplay activities to recreate scenes from the ancient paintings and books that depicted the festival can be held, so as to teach people about the festivities.  

还原这些不同朝代的“元宵佳节”，或许是在用一种独特的方式让“文物和传统文化活起来。”

去年元宵节，就有一组“唐代仕女”吃汤圆图刷屏社交网络，大受好评。

网友们表示这样的模仿不仅是对传统文化的一种传承，更让人看到了传统文化可爱生动的一面。

For example, during last year's Lantern Festival, a collection of pictures titled "A Lady of Tang Dynasty Eats Tangyuan" flooded social media sites and became an internet sensation. The photos capture a chubby model wearing traditional clothing in the style of the Tang Dynasty (618-907) and eating "tangyuan", the dessert made from glutinous rice flour that is usually made for the Lantern Festival. 

Many netizens enjoyed how these photos recreated the clothing, hairstyle and make-up of the Tang Dynasty, saying that similar activities should be encouraged to revive the history and traditional culture.