In the past, important knowledge about culture and history was stored in museums. Nowadays, information is freely available on the Internet; therefore, there is no longer any need for museums. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

In a digital age, where an increasing amount of

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is stored on the

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, there has arisen a voice that

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, once serving as

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centres, have become superfluous.

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the opinion sounds seemingly plausible, it has overlooked an essential fact that

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consists of not only

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but

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vivid feelings, which explains why

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are still necessary. Despite defending the preservation of

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, the essay can partially understand the concerns of those who support the abolition of

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. One of the primary reasons is that on the

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individuals can access most of their

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about culture and history at a negligible cost, which is a field in which

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have no competence compared to the

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. What can be an example of

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perspective is my personal experience in Yangzhou, when I needed to collect

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on jade articles for my dissertation, but the local

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lacked related

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.

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, on the

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what I was searching for was available without any effort, since researchers had uploaded that informationinformation onto the

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.

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, to some extent, can illustrate that

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are not in favour of the field of

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storage and retrieval.

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, as has been mentioned,

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flaw does not eclipse

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' peculiar advantage

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they not only provide

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but

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provoke strong emotions deriving from direct interaction with antiques, which cannot be substituted by surfing the

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. In The Story of Arts, a book by Gombrich who is an eminent art theorist, what is repeatedly reclaimed is that "Art is definitely not merely a kind of

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closely connected with humans' feelings." The essay totally agrees with the judgement as it persuasively explains why people still go to the Louvre to appreciate the sculpture of Venus, when almost every postcard has been printed with that. It is the feelings inspired by these arts preserved in

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that continually attract people to

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.

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, as a place providing people with an opportunity to directly face antiques, they are irrefutably worth remaining. In summary,

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the

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has replaced

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in their role of preserving

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,

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are still peculiar as they provide visitors with a chance to be moved by antiques, which cannot be achieved on the

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