Name: Phoenix Kingdoms: The Last Splendor of China’s Bronze Age | National Museum of China
Start: 2024-09-13T16:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-12-15T16:00:00.000Z
Location: Beijing

Beijing

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Exploring the gems of China, visiting the sea of national expo In the heart of China, Beijing, there is a hall of knowledge that gathers the essence of China&#39;s 5,000-year civilization. It is like a dazzling pearl, shining with the light of history and culture. This is the National Museum of China. Stepping into the gate of the National Expo, like stepping into the space-time tunnel, was instantly shrouded in a strong historical atmosphere. The lobby is spacious and bright, and the sun shines through the dome, illuminating the way for people to explore the unknown. First of all, the majestic &quot;Simu Ding&quot; (later renamed &quot;Stepmother Ding&quot;) imitation products, the real product as one of the treasures of the town hall, carrying the Yin Shang period of highly developed bronze culture. The body is heavy and majestic, the mysterious majesty, and every texture tells the prosperity and glory of the ancient dynasty, which makes people can&#39;t help but respect the exquisite skills and great creativity of the ancients. Along the exhibition hall, the &quot;Ancient China&quot; basic exhibition hall is like a long historical volume that slowly unfolds, and the development of the Chinese land from ancient to present clearly. From the crude stone tools of the primitive society to the exquisite colored pottery of the Neolithic era; From the spring and autumn war countries to the great unified pattern of Qin and Han Dynasty; From the prosperity of poetry in Tang and Song Dynasty, the technology is Changming, to the exquisite craftsmanship and foreign exchanges in the Ming and Qing Dynasties... One piece of cultural relics is displayed in chronological order, just like a faithful historical narrator, quietly telling the story of the changes of the dynasties and the changes of the wind and clouds. Here, you can see the part of the &quot;Qingming Shanghetu&quot;, the delicate brush stroke outlines the bustling city of Beijing, the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty, the characters are lifelike, if you can hear the street cries; you can also witness the terracotta warriors and horses, feel the majesty of the Qin Dynasty army. The National Expo not only has a treasure trove of ancient cultural relics, but also follows the pace of the times and has various modern art exhibitions. In the contemporary art exhibition hall, pioneer paintings, unique sculptures, innovative installation art are dazzling. Artists with their imaginations and using different media to express their deep thoughts on the current society, humanity, environment and other issues, injecting a vivid atmosphere of the ancient museums, so that audiences can broaden their horizons and enlighten their thinking in the collision of ancient and modern times. In addition, the National Expo also often holds special exhibitions on various themes, exchanges and cooperation with museums around the world, and introduces rare foreign cultural relics exhibitions. This makes the audience not to go abroad, can appreciate the mystery of ancient Egyptian pharaohs, the beauty of ancient Greek sculpture, the weight of ancient Roman civilization, promote the exchange and integration of multiculturalism, and truly realize &quot;let the cultural relics live.&quot; Whether it is history lovers, professional scholars, or ordinary tourists, the National Museum of China has provided an unparalleled cultural feast for everyone with its rich collection, careful display and diverse exhibitions. Here, you can swim the long history, touch the treasures of China, feel the blending and inheritance of human civilization, harvest the dual nourishment of knowledge and soul, it is undoubtedly worth everyone to repeatedly taste, deeply explore the cultural holy place.

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I didn&#39;t grab the early bird ticket and placed the order here. It is the lowest price in the whole network. The world is a little worse than expected. The project time is too short. Basically, there are too many people to control the field, and there are so many off-seasons, don&#39;t mention the peak season. . scared

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**The treasures and history of the Qing Dynasty Wangfu** The Prince Gongfu was built in the 41st year of Qianlong Qing Dynasty (1776), formerly the mansion of Quanchen and Yuan, and later became the mansion of Prince Qing, the brother of Jiaqing Emperor. In the first year of Xianfeng (1851), Prince Gong became the owner, and the mansion was named. Prince Gong&#39;s house was not only a great success in architectural art, but also a microcosm of the political and cultural changes of the Qing Dynasty. Walking through the mansion and garden, touching the historical warmth between the carved beams and paintings, listening to the dynasty past in the afterglow of the opera house, knowing the weight of &quot;half of Qing history&quot;.

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