My New Year Trip | I was amazed by the national treasures in the museum

The Archaeological Museum of China is a warehouse-style museum that displays more than 6,000 cultural relics, including many of the museum's treasures. It is impossible to see everything in one day, and it is worth visiting many times! I spent my New Year trip admiring the "national treasures" in the museum, and it was a real feast for the eyes! The "Archaeology and the Origins of Chinese Civilization" exhibition is jointly organized by the Chinese Academy of History, the Archaeological Museum of China, and 16 archaeological and cultural institutions. It is a new exhibition based on the basic exhibition "Historical China: The Civilization of Ding" at the Archaeological Museum of China. The exhibition has added two new exhibition halls and borrowed more than 250 (sets of) cultural relics from 13 representative sites excavated by the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in recent years. A total of more than 1,460 (sets of) cultural relics have been adjusted and displayed, showcasing the origins, formation, and development of Chinese civilization from all angles. 🌈 Highlights: The exhibition features: ✅ 4,000-year-old noodles unearthed from the Lajia site ✅ 8,000 bone flutes unearthed from the Jiahu site in Luyang, Henan ✅ Ivory scepters unearthed from the Erlitou site in Yanshi, Henan ✅ Pottery figurines unearthed from the Shijiahe site in Tianmen, Hubei, known as the "earliest thinker" ✅ Pottery pots of the Shangshan culture unearthed from the Qiaotou site in Yiwu, Zhejiang ✅ Pottery flat pots with red inscriptions unearthed from the Taosi site in Xiangfen, Shanxi ✅ Pottery figurines unearthed from the Beishouling site in Baoji, early Yangshao culture 🎫 Tickets: Free, follow the official WeChat account and make a real-name reservation in advance 🚗 Transportation: Take bus 538, 82, 141, subway line 8/15, etc.