每日故宫 vs Florilegio

故宫博物院官方出品 每日甄选一款馆藏珍品，邀您同游宋元山水，共访禁城别苑，探寻皇家日常那些令人惊叹的细节，感受传世珍品不竭的历史生命。 主要特点： 1.故宫博物院馆藏每日撷珍，纵览各领域珍贵文物及代表作品； 2.解读部分文物工艺要点及背景故事； 3.高清文物细节图片欣赏； 4.添加桌面小组件，解锁日历功能。 5.心情笔记记录及分享功能，充满艺术气息的分享模板； 6.全新体验，悦耳音乐伴您欣赏。 故宫博物院 成立于1925年的故宫博物院是以明清两代皇宫（紫禁城）和宫廷旧藏文物为基础建立起来的，以宫廷建筑群、古代艺术品及宫廷文化史迹为主要展示内容的大型综合性国家级博物馆。 其馆藏包括世界上规模最大保存最完整的木结构宫殿建筑群以及明清时代遗留下来的旧藏珍宝。此后，通过国家调拨、向社会征集和接受私人捐赠等方式，故宫博物院的馆藏得到极大地丰富，形成古书画、古器物、宫廷文物、书籍档案等领域蔚成系列、总数超过186万件的珍贵馆藏。1961年，经国务院批准，故宫被定为全国第一批重点文物保护单位。 1987年，故宫被联合国教科文组织列入“世界文化遗产”名录。

Florilegio is a pressed-flower book for your pocket — a little zine of leaves where every flower you find on a walk gets pressed, named, and kept. THE RITUAL Photograph a bloom and it goes under the press: laid on the sheet, traced, freed from its background, sealed with a white die-cut edge. Then YOU hold the press down and feel the whole phone thump. At the end, you christen the flower in your own hand. A REAL BOOK Your garden is a paper book — bone paper, two riso inks, washi tape, a visible fold. Stickers can be dragged, tossed, and rearranged while a flower cures; after 48 hours under the press, its name and place set like ink. Field notes stay open forever. FLORA, ON DEVICE Download the optional field guide and Florilegio names each bloom as you press it — 7,806 species, with the common name in your language. Identification runs entirely on your phone. Nothing ever leaves it. GIFTS The best part: gift a flower. Send one to a friend and it appears in THEIR garden — the real picture, the name, the species, a line written in your hand. AND THE REST — A numbered index of every specimen, like a hand-kept herbarium — Postcards with a wax seal, ready to share — The exact finding spot, kept as four little words, opening in your favourite maps app — iMessage stickers of your pressed flowers — 32 languages, right-to-left included — Backups in a single .flor file you own FREE, LIKE FLOWERS No subscriptions, no coins, nothing to unlock. The price is a walk: a park, a roadside, a hill in spring. Go out, look down, find one bloom worth keeping — and bring it home.