feat: new exhibition

web/src/views/Home/index.vue

@@ -7,6 +7,21 @@
       aria-label
       aria-description="You've reached the slider section. This section has four image URLs. To browse the content, please use the tab key."
     >
+      <el-carousel-item key="12">
+        <router-link
+          to="/Layout/ExhibitionsInfo?id=70&k=1"
+          replace
+          tabindex="0"
+          aria-label="Image link"
+          aria-description="Radiance: Ancient Gold Ornaments from the Mengdiexuan Collection of the Hong Kong Palace Museum"
+        >
+          <img
+            :src="require(`@/assets/images/swiper12.jpg`)"
+            alt="Radiance: Ancient Gold Ornaments from the Mengdiexuan Collection of the Hong Kong Palace Museum"
+          />
+        </router-link>
+      </el-carousel-item>
+
       <el-carousel-item key="11">
         <router-link
           to="/Layout/ExhibitionsInfo?id=69&k=1"

webM/src/views/Home/index.vue

@@ -71,6 +71,7 @@ export default {
     //这里存放数据
     return {
       topImg: [
+        { id: 12, path: "/Layout/Detail?id=70&k=1" },
         { id: 11, path: "/Layout/Detail?id=69&k=1" },
         { id: 10, path: "/Layout/Detail?id=63&k=2" },
         { id: 7, path: "/Layout/Detail?id=11&k=2" },

webM/src/views/Search/dataAll.js

@@ -540,7 +540,7 @@ export const dataAll = [
     url: "Bronzes",
     cover: "/data/Collections/Bronzes/17.png",
     id: 17,
-    h3: 'Bronze You Wine Vessel Inscribed "Danzi Gongfu Wu"',
+    h3: 'Bronze You Wine Vessel Inscribed "Shanzi Gongfu Wu"',
     p: "This oval-shaped vessel has a domed lid with a high collar and a bud-shaped knob decorated with cicadas.",
     path: "#/Layout/CollectionsDetail?id=17&k=Bronzes",
   },
@@ -548,7 +548,7 @@ export const dataAll = [
     url: "Bronzes",
     cover: "/data/Collections/Bronzes/18.png",
     id: 18,
-    h3: 'Bronze Zun Wine Vessel Inscribed "Danzi Gongfu Wu"',
+    h3: 'Bronze Zun Wine Vessel Inscribed "Shanzi Gongfu Wu"',
     p: "This vessel has a tall flaring upper section, a faintly bulging middle section, and a high ring foot.",
     path: "#/Layout/CollectionsDetail?id=18&k=Bronzes",
   },
@@ -1046,7 +1046,7 @@ export const dataAll = [
     url: 'Calligraphies',
     path: "#/Layout/CollectionsDetail?id=31&k=Calligraphies",
     cover: "/data/Collections/Calligraphies/31.png",
-    h3: 'Rubbing of Qianfu Temple Dobao Pagoda Tablet by Yan Zhenqing (Song Dynasty)',
+    h3: 'Rubbing of Qianfo Temple Duobao Pagoda Tablet by Yan Zhenqing (Song Dynasty)',
     p: 'This rubbing has 21 pages of inscriptions with wooden wrappers, one inside and one outside signed label, and five postscript pages.',
   },
   {
@@ -1351,7 +1351,7 @@ export const dataAll = [
     path: "#/Layout/CollectionsDetail?id=45&k=Paintings",
     cover: "/data/Collections/Paintings/45.png",
     h3: 'Fan Leaf of a Gibbon by Wang Yimin (Song Dynasty)',
-    p: 'Wang Yimin, whose life history is unknown, was born in the Northern Song Dynasty. He was a monk at first and was a native of Yongkang (now the east area of Gouxian County, Sichuan Province). ',
+    p: 'Wang Yimin, whose life history is unknown, was born in the Northern Song Dynasty. He was a monk at first and was a native of Yongkang (now the east area of Guanxian County, Sichuan Province). ',
   },
   {
     id: 48,
@@ -3046,4 +3046,11 @@ export const dataAll = [
     p: "The founding of the Yan capital began with Taibao, opening the first chapter in its history. After King Wu of the Zhou Dynasty overthrew the Shang regime, the Duke of Shao was enfeoffed in Northern Yan and built the Yan capital in the Liulihe area. This “Taibao’s Ramparts at Yan” marked the start of Beijing’s city-building and its integration into the governance system of the Central Plains.",
     path: "#/Layout/Detail?id=69&k=1",
   },
+  {
+    id: 133,
+    cover: "/data/Exhibitions/Current/6.jpg",
+    h3: "Radiance: Ancient Gold Ornaments from the Mengdiexuan Collection of the Hong Kong Palace Museum",
+    p: "Since ancient times, gold has been treasured. By virtue of its rarity and permanence, it came to symbolize power, status, wealth, and sacredness in religion. Over thousands of years, the production, craftsmanship, use, and circulation of gold gave rise to objects of dazzling brilliance and manifold forms.",
+    path: "#/Layout/Detail?id=70&k=1",
+  },
 ];