**Abstract: Exhibition of Research Findings from the Tsinghua Bamboo Slips** On April 28, 2013, Tsinghua University hosted the opening of an exhibition showcasing the research findings from the Tsinghua Bamboo Slips, a collection of ancient bamboo slips from the Warring States period that the university has been studying and protecting. The event took place at the Tsinghua University History Museum and was attended by several prominent figures, including Tsinghua University's Party Secretary Hu Heping, Vice President Xie Weihan, and renowned historian Li Xueqin, who is the director of the Center for the Study and Protection of Excavated Texts at Tsinghua University. In his opening remarks, Hu Heping congratulated Li Xueqin and his team on their significant achievements in the protection and study of the Tsinghua Bamboo Slips. He emphasized that the slips, which are a valuable academic treasure, contain a vast amount of content, primarily consisting of long-lost classical texts and historical documents that are central to Chinese traditional culture. Hu highlighted that the ongoing research into these slips has brought many surprises and has profound implications for reevaluating Chinese history and culture, as well as for advancing the innovation and inheritance of Chinese civilization. He also noted that the national government has provided substantial support for the research and protection of the slips, creating favorable conditions for the work. Hu expressed his hope that the Center for the Study and Protection of Excavated Texts would continue to make important discoveries and contribute to the development of related disciplines at Tsinghua University. Li Xueqin provided an overview of the progress and achievements of the research team in protecting and studying the Tsinghua Bamboo Slips. The exhibition, which followed the opening ceremony, was attended by numerous guests, including scholars and experts from various domestic research institutions, former university leaders, and representatives from different departments and faculties of Tsinghua University. The attendees had the opportunity to view the collection and learn about the findings. The Tsinghua Bamboo Slips were acquired by Tsinghua University in July 2008, thanks to a donation from an alumnus. The collection consists of approximately 2,500 slips (including fragments), with a total of nearly 60,000 characters. These slips are written in the script of the Chu State and represent the largest known collection of Warring States period bamboo slips. The research team at Tsinghua University has been diligently working on the compilation and publication of the findings, releasing high-resolution photographs of 345 slips and deciphering 18 texts. The team has also published a significant number of research papers and monographs. The Tsinghua Bamboo Slips contain a rich array of documents, including classical texts and historical records that are crucial to understanding the core elements of Chinese traditional culture. The ongoing research by Tsinghua University not only enhances the academic community's knowledge but also contributes to the broader cultural and historical discourse in China. The exhibition serves as a platform to share these findings with the public and to foster further interest and collaboration in the study of ancient Chinese texts. The event was well-attended, with participants from both within and outside the university community, indicating a strong interest in the cultural and historical significance of the Tsinghua Bamboo Slips. The exhibition is expected to continue to draw visitors and spark discussions on the importance of preserving and studying ancient texts for the better understanding of Chinese civilization. **Key Events:** - Opening of the Tsinghua Bamboo Slips research findings exhibition on April 28, 2013. - Remarks by Tsinghua University's Party Secretary Hu Heping on the academic and cultural value of the slips. - Overview of the research progress by Li Xueqin, director of the Center for the Study and Protection of Excavated Texts. **Key People:** - Hu Heping, Party Secretary of Tsinghua University. - Xie Weihan, Vice President of Tsinghua University. - Li Xueqin, Director of the Center for the Study and Protection of Excavated Texts at Tsinghua University. **Location:** - Tsinghua University History Museum, Beijing, China. **Time:** - April 28, 2013. **Background:** - The Tsinghua Bamboo Slips were acquired in July 2008. - The collection contains about 2,500 slips with nearly 60,000 characters. - The slips are written in the script of the Chu State and are the largest known collection of Warring States period bamboo slips. - The research team has published high-resolution photos of 345 slips and deciphered 18 texts. - Numerous research papers and monographs have been published as part of the ongoing research efforts.