Sichuan Chengdu Museum.

Chengdu Museum is a comprehensive museum located at No. 1 Xiaohe Street, Qingyang District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province. It was established on September 15, 1958. Here is some information about Chengdu Museum: • Venue Design: The museum's exterior features a "gold inlaid jade" design, abstractly recreating the "gold and jade" imagery of ancient Shu civilization. The building uses copper and glass materials, colors, and textures to metaphorically convey the charm of "ancient Shu treasures." The exterior is decorated with 20,000 German-made copper plates, making it the largest known single building with copper cladding in China. • Exhibits: Chengdu Museum currently houses 215,182 items (sets), including 1,022 precious cultural relics (sets). These include bronzes, gold and silver artifacts, pictorial bricks, stone carvings, ceramics, paintings, Taoist paintings, and wood carvings, forming a comprehensive collection spanning from the Neolithic period to the Republic of China era, including historical relics, shadow puppets, and modern and contemporary paintings. • Exhibitions: The museum features three permanent exhibitions: "Flourishing Chengdu: Chengdu Historical and Cultural Exhibition (Ancient, Modern, Folk)", "Shadow Dance: Chinese Shadow Puppets and Puppets Exhibition", and "Man and Nature: Bering Donation Exhibition." • Opening Hours: Tuesday to Thursday, Sunday: 9:00–17:00 (last entry at 16:00); Friday, Saturday (weekend children's museum open day): 9:00–20:30 (last entry at 19:30); closed on Mondays (except public holidays). • Honors: Chengdu Museum is the largest comprehensive urban museum in Southwest China. In 2020, it was rated as a national first-class museum and has received honors such as "National Advanced Collective in the Cultural Relics System" from the State Administration of Cultural Heritage and "Most Innovative Museum in China" from the Chinese Museum Association.