A date at the China Archaeological Museum.

When an old friend came to Beijing, we met at the China Archaeological Museum, which is my favorite way to meet. The China Archaeological Museum, which opened in 2023, is known as the most difficult museum to book. Now you can book on the same day, it is closed on Mondays, Tuesdays are group days, and other times are public days that can be booked for visits. Opening hours: 9:00 am Stop admission: Permanent exhibition 16:00, temporary exhibition 16:30 The public explanation time of the Archaeological Museum is (the last picture). The current explanation method is different from last year. Last year, it was explained while walking, and the objects were seen in real time. Now it is in the hall (Figure 1), with 2 large screens on the left and right, and a computer is used for explanation. This form is more friendly to people who are very familiar with the internal exhibition. My friend came for the first time, and I took him around for the first time, briefly talked about some well-known cultural relics, and then returned to the first floor hall to listen to the explanation at the time of public explanation, about 20 minutes, and then focused on the cultural relics that my friend was interested in in the public explanation. Enjoy the explanation again. Last year, you could rent an interpreter for free with your ID card at the service desk on the first floor. Now I heard that the equipment is being maintained and upgraded, and it is not available for the time being. You can scan the QR code next to the object to understand. This time I focused on the earliest text-like cultural relics. I compared the "Fu Hao" logo and found that some of them did not have "Ji", only two "women" + a "child" in the middle. If you are interested, you can leave a message to discuss. We rested and chatted during the visit, and it was a happy thing to meet here!