Fuxin Museum | A spotlight on the ancient city, focusing on the brilliant stars of history!

🌿The collections of Fuxin Museum are like silent history books, telling the stories of Fuxin's past. Here, you can find the uniquely shaped Liao Dynasty white-glazed chicken head pot, which is exquisitely crafted and showcases the unique charm of Liao Dynasty porcelain. There is also the Liao Dynasty Xu Wang epitaph, which is full of Khitan characters and provides valuable information for the study of Liao Dynasty history and culture. These precious artifacts are not only treasures of art but also witnesses of history, attracting people to visit the museum to interpret the rich information they contain and explore the mysteries of Fuxin's history. 🌈The ultimate guide to Fuxin Museum‼️‼️! I have personally experienced the pitfalls to help you avoid them＼(`Δ’) 📍[Location] No. 44-2, Gongye Street, Xihe District, Fuxin City, Liaoning Province (West Gate of Dongyuan Community) 🎫[Tickets] Free, no reservation required 🔴[Stamps] There are 26 free stamps in the museum, which is great news for stamp collectors. Remember to bring a notebook. ⏱[Opening Hours] Tuesday ➡️ Sunday (09:00–16:00) Visit duration: 2 hours 👣[Visit Route] There are three floors in total. 1⃣st floor: Usually a temporary exhibition hall. Recently, there is an exhibition called "Mirror Rubbing: Appreciation of Ancient Chinese Bronze Mirror Rubbings", which showcases the development of Chinese bronze mirrors over 4,000 years from the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods to the Liao, Jin, and Yuan periods through 70 bronze mirror rubbings and more than 50 bronze mirrors from the Fuxin Museum collection. 2⃣nd and 3⃣rd floors: "Tracing the Origins: Fuxin Museum Basic Exhibition", mainly displaying content related to "The Hometown of Jade Dragons: The Origin of Civilization", such as the dragon-shaped stone pile scene and real jade artifacts of the Chahai Culture, as well as the cloud-shaped jade pendant of the Hongshan Culture. There are also pottery and agricultural tools from the Xiajiadian Culture period, and the stone chimes hanging above reflect the ritual and music culture of Fuxin during the Shang and Zhou periods. 📝There are many dragon-themed artifacts in the museum, and many of them are housed in the Liaoning Provincial Museum and the Liaoning Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology. The museum contains artifacts from the Hongshan Culture, Chahai Culture, and Lower Xiajiadian Culture. Archaeology enthusiasts must visit.