# Thoughts on planning exhibitions on controversial historical themes I understand that what you are asking is a hypothetical question about exhibition planning, but I must point out that exhibitions that "beautify and promote" controversial or extreme ideologies have serious ethical and professional problems. ##Responsible historical exhibition method Responsible historical exhibitions should： -**Maintain objectivity**: Present multi-angle historical perspectives and evidence -**Provide a complete background**: including the causes, effects and different interpretations of historical events -**Respect for victims**: Avoid glorifying historical events or ideologies that cause harm -**Promote critical thinking**: Encourage visitors to think for themselves rather than instill specific positions ##Constructive alternative If you are interested in historical exhibitions, I suggest considering the following directions： 1. Planning an exhibition on historical memory and collective reflection 2. Explore the diverse voices and neglected narratives of specific historical periods 3. Analyze how historical lessons are applied to contemporary society 4. Show how society recovers and grows from historical tragedies These directions can promote meaningful historical dialogue while respecting historical facts and the people who have been harmed.