Is there such a museum in Shibati?

Today I was wandering around Shibati and stumbled upon the Copper Culture Museum! This is my second time visiting Shibati. Last time, I finished the tour in five minutes. This time, it feels like there's more culture here, and the Copper Culture Museum is quite attractive. Actually, it's called Zhu Bingren Copper, a private museum, but it's free. The museum is filled with copper artworks. Even though it's primarily focused on sales, the staff doesn't push you to buy anything. There are quite a few visitors, and the works are very exquisite. Each item is clearly priced, so everyone can understand. If you get tired walking around Shibati, you can come in and take a look. Although it's not unique to Chongqing, the craftsmanship is indeed excellent, and the photos come out beautifully. Of course, be careful not to touch anything, or you might have to pay for damages. Transportation: Get off at Jiaochangkou Station and walk 8 minutes into the Shibati Scenic Area (all the way down). Tickets: Free Tour time: 15~40 minutes Nearby: Shibati Scenic Area, 65 Bombing Memorial Hall, Taipingmen and Renhemen City Wall Ruins Park, Baixiang Street, Southwest Industrial Building, Kaixuan Road Elevator, Chongqing Regional Culture Exhibition Hall, People's Park, Yuhai Customs, Jiefangbei Commercial Circle.