This paper aims to survey a case study on "Qianlong C. H. A. O. New Media Art Exhibition" held in The National Palace Museum, exploring the phenomena of mediatization caused by new media tide's dynamics on historical relics exhibition with the emergence of new media technology. In this paper, I appropriate Jay David Bolter and Richard Grusin's theory of "remediation" and "mediatization" as the basis and cite Henri Lefebvre's three-stage model to reconstruct mediatized social space concept, letting modern audiences enjoy the somatosensory system and practical turn under the mixture of ancient and modern time and space through the representation of new media technology in the being of historical objects to examine how the productions of hypermedia and transmedia, such as representation, collage, mixture, and blending of new media, change the concept of being of historical time, social space, and human beings.