Beijing Travel｜Museums that don't require reservations.

🌟A friend I met online 6 years ago said he wanted to visit Beijing. Before he came, I repeatedly reminded him to make reservations for attractions in advance, but he didn't listen to me at all. Fortunately, as a local, I know all kinds of free attractions, and I don't need to make a reservation to see the real things~ · 📖You must have heard of the National Library, but how many people know that there is a National Museum of Classic Books here, which is small and unpopular, but the things are real, and the key is free and no reservation is required, just because of this, you must not miss it! · 🚥The transportation here is very convenient. Take Metro Line 4 to the National Library Station and get off. Exit from Exit A (Northwest Exit) and walk about 100 meters to get there. · 📚This year happens to be the 115th anniversary of the establishment of the National Library. The National Library has specially planned the "Outstanding Traditional Chinese Culture Classic Exhibition" for this purpose, which is located on the first floor of the National Museum of Classic Books. This exhibition has joined 8 libraries and museums across the country, and has collected a total of 54 kinds of precious exhibits. 75 volumes are very worth seeing~ · 📝The key exhibits include the Song Chunxi seven years (1180) Chi Yangjunzhai engraved version of "Shan Hai Jing" collected by the National Library, the Song Shaoxing two to three years (1132-1133) Liangzhe East Road Tea Salt Division Public Library engraved version of "Zizhi Tongjian", and Shandong Museum Collection "Gongdian" Oracle Bones, etc... · 📷Here is a special reminder that this exhibition involves many real objects. When you take photos for commemoration, you must remember to turn off the flash. Some books are exposed to the flash for a second, which is equivalent to several years of damage!