New exhibition in Changsha! Hurry up and have a millennial dialogue with Jia Yi, Grand Tutor!

For three years I was exiled and lingered here, Leaving behind only the sorrow of the Chu traveler for all time. Walking in the exhibition hall, it seems that you can still see more than 2,200 years ago, when Jia Yi, Grand Tutor, was living in Changsha, wearing a raincoat and walking through the rain alley of Taiping Street, writing bamboo slips of national governance strategies with sorrow, and his thin figure in the ancient well where he fetched water to make tea... Qu Yuan wrote the "Chu Ci" literary style, and Jia Yi inherited his patriotic feelings. Suddenly, I understood what is meant by "worrying about the world and daring to be the first" - it turns out that the spirit of Hunan has been integrated into the bones at this time. This special exhibition displays more than 300 cultural relics, showing the city of Changsha, which has always been here for more than 2,500 years. The city site has not changed, the center has not moved, and even the city bricks seem to remember the years of Jia Yi's exile by the well. ✨The Millennium Residence of Jia Yi: The City Where Jia Yi, Grand Tutor of the King of Changsha in the Western Han Dynasty, Lived ⏰Exhibition time: From now until May 31, 2026 (09:00-17:00, closed on Tuesdays) 📍Exhibition location: Changsha Bamboo Slips Museum, Special Exhibition Hall 2 (enter through the southeast gate or the west gate and take the elevator down to the first floor) 🎫Free! 💡Small complaints about the exhibition: 1️⃣ Where is the exhibition brochure? The media teachers have a copy of the exquisite picture album, but we ordinary viewers can only peek at it. 2️⃣ The lighting and glass settings of the exhibition do not feel very good. The glass on the top of some display cases is like being covered with gauze, and the glass on the side is clearer to see the cultural relics.