文物館的展覽聚焦於東亞漢字文化地區的互動與歷史脈絡，立基於清華大學、新竹與臺灣，進而突顯在地的價值與連結。從籌備處成立至今，暫駐於圖書館特藏組的文物館已經在旺宏館展覽廳舉辦過12檔特展，8檔櫥窗微展覽，並與相關單位合辦6檔展覽及出版5本所典藏文物圖錄。

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        欣逢本校創校114週年暨在臺建校69週年校慶之際，讓我們重溫10年前一段由清華人共同譜寫的動人篇章。2015年，楊儒賓與方聖平教授將珍藏的9件與清華有特殊淵源的珍貴文物進行公開拍賣。消息傳出後，由校友組成的「清華企業家協會」及「百人會」成員立即群策群力，迅速集資競拍，成功購回其中5件珍品，並將這5件文物及剩餘款項全數回饋母校；而楊、方兩位教授不僅將拍賣所得悉數捐出，更額外捐贈5件珍藏文物。這份由師生校友同心協力的美事，為文物館的籌備奠定了美好的基礎，也成為清華精神的最佳見證。

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        本展覽的第一階段首度呈現由校友慷慨捐贈的清華名人墨寶及校訓書法，這些飽含人文底蘊的珍品，不僅體現清華深厚的國學傳統，更彰顯校友師生對母校的誠摯情誼。第二階段精選歷次特展代表性展品，引領觀眾回顧文物館10年來的豐碩成果。

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        The exhibitions at the JieYing Heritage Museum focus on cultural  interactions within the modern historical context of the East Asian Sinitic cultural sphere, with its rooted in National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, and Taiwan, while highlighting local values and connections. Since the establishment of the Preparatory Office, the NTHU Heritage Museum temporarily stationing in the Library, has hosted, in the exhibition hall of Macronix Building, 12 major exhibitions, 8 mini-exhibitions, co-organized 6 exhibitions with related institutions, and published 5 catalogues of its collection.

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        In celebration of National Tsing Hua University’s 114th founding anniversary and its 69th anniversary in Taiwan, let us revisit a memorable chapter written by Tsing Hua community members 10 years ago. In 2015, Professors Yang Rur-bin and Fang Sheng-ping sent 9 precious artifacts with special connections to Tsing Hua from their personal collection to be publicly auctioned. Upon hearing the news, members of the alumni groups "Tsing Hua Club One Hundred" and the "Tsing Hua Entrepreneur Network" quickly mobilized to pool resources, successfully bidding for 5 of the treasures. These 5 items, along with the remaining funds, were fully donated back to the university.

 

        Furthermore, Professors Yang and Fang donated not only all the auction proceeds but also 5 additional rare artifacts to the collection. This act of solidarity and collaboration among faculty, students, and alumni laid a strong foundation for the museum’s development and stands as a testament to the spirit of Tsing Hua.

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        In the first phase of this exhibition, calligraphy, paintings, and letters by distinguished Tsing Hua alumni and former professors are showcased. Generously donated by alumni, these works highlight Tsing Hua’s deep-rooted classical tradition and witness the profound bond between the university and its community. The second phase features a selection of exhibits from past major exhibitions, guiding visitors to revisit the JieYing Museum's accomplishments over the past 10 years.