In order to thoroughly implement the spirit of the 19th national congress of the communist party of China, improve the rule of law quality and moral quality of the people, and promote the whole society to establish the concept of the rule of law that the constitution and law are supreme and everyone is equal before the rule of law, Jiangsu province has organized a one-month national constitution day and provincial rule of law publicity month. The publicity theme of Xuzhou is "Study and Implement the 19th National Congress, Carry Forward the Spirit of the Constitution, and Jointly Build Xuzhou under the Rule of Law".

      To this end, Xuzhou museum has carefully designed and made a publicity board for the "Mobile Museum" of the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Cultural Relics" and "Regulations on Museums”.  They will work hard to turn "law on paper" into "law in action", vigorously promote core socialist values, uphold law and virtue, guide people to act consciously in accordance with the law, and vigorously promote the construction of Xuzhou under the rule of law.

      From December 25 to 26, 2017, "Mobile Museum" entered Nanhu campus of China University of Mining and Technology. With the assistance of the student union of CUMT and the youth association of CUMT, the exhibition board was displayed and publicized outside the library. Students generally reflect: "cultural relics are not renewable cultural resources, and protecting cultural relics is the obligation of every citizen, so we should be the guardian of cultural relics. This publicity campaign effectively raised the awareness of cultural relics protection among contemporary college students, promoted the legal management of cultural relics and museums, and improved the work of protecting cultural relics in Xuzhou city according to law. In the next step, Xuzhou museum will also go deep into communities and villages to carry out the publicity of Cultural Relics Protection Law, Museum Regulations and other relevant legal knowledge and historical culture.