Come to Changsha during the summer vacation, you must know this museum in Changsha

The Longping Rice Museum is the only museum in China that focuses on rice culture. The exterior design is inspired by rice and consists of multiple buildings shaped like "rice grains" arranged in the shape of blooming rice flowers. Looking down from the air, the main building looks like five full "grains of rice", symbolizing a good harvest. Here, you can see how rice carries the history of agricultural civilization for thousands of years, how a seed grows into food for half of the world's population, and the arduous exploration stories of a generation of great agricultural scientists. Transportation to Longping Rice Museum: Take Metro Line 6 and get off at Longping Rice Museum Station. Reservations are required in advance. We went today during the summer vacation and there were groups of students. There are coffee shops, cultural and creative centers, beverage stations, etc. The cups and shoulder straps in the cultural and creative products are quite nice. There are several exhibition halls inside, including the History Hall, Longping Hall and other halls, which are enough for about an hour of visiting. Now the outdoor temperature in Changsha has reached 39 or even over 40 degrees. Visiting different exhibitions in the hot summer can be regarded as a way to broaden children's horizons. Yuan Longping's ordinary yet great noble demeanor as an outstanding agricultural scientist. I recommend the drink shop here, called "Laibei Rice Drink". The oatmeal rice milk I bought is delicious. It is made from rice and is very fragrant and smooth. The rice grain peripherals in the creative store are very cute, and the postcards here are also very special. You can go back and soak them in a petri dish to turn them into seeds. Admission: Free. After visiting the exhibition, you can go to Longhu Furong Tianjie for meals nearby, or you can go to the Hongqi Market of the Agricultural University, Donghu Community, etc. You can also go to Hongqi Road to see the lotus flowers, but it is better to go there in the morning.