Guangzhou Citywalk - Guangdong Provincial Museum

Recently, the Guangdong Provincial Museum has suddenly become a hot spot, with tickets being hard to come by during the Spring Festival, and long lines forming daily at the entrance. Now it's not as crazy, but it's still hard to get a reservation. The Guangdong Provincial Museum is located at No. 2 Zhujiang East Road in Zhujiang New Town, with opening hours from 9:00 to 17:00. It spans four floors and is a comprehensive museum, featuring both historical relics and specimens of animals and plants, equivalent to a history museum + natural history museum. Some of the more popular exhibits include: Guangning jade-carved chicken (Image 2, Guangdong Natural Resources Exhibition on the fourth floor) Western Zhou beast-face pattern bronze he (Image 3, Guangdong Historical and Cultural Exhibition on the fourth floor) Ming Dynasty Dehua kiln 'Zhang Shoushan' inscribed Luohan figure (Image 4, mezzanine third floor, Ceramic Exhibition) Gold-lacquered wood-carved shrine (Image 5, third floor Wood Carving Exhibition) Guangcai porcelain figure double-eared covered cup (Image 6, Guangdong Historical and Cultural Exhibition on the fourth floor) Yangchun peacock stone (Image 7, Guangdong Natural Resources Exhibition on the fourth floor) Thousand-gold Monkey King inkstone (Image 8, third floor Duan Inkstone Exhibition) Jingdezhen kiln blue and white porcelain figure pattern Jade Pot Spring vase (Image 8, mezzanine third floor, Ceramic Exhibition). The Natural Resources Exhibition's Oceanarium and Paleontology Museum are paradises for children (Image 17). In addition, the third floor also hosts 'Their Finery - Pearl River Basin Women's Ethnic Costumes Exhibition (Images 19-20)', which is also worth a visit. Special Exhibition - The Bronze Exhibition is also on the third floor. Having seen many in Beijing and other provincial museums, and it charges an admission fee, I'll pass. The Provincial Museum is also a great place to view the Canton Tower (Image 20). Complaint: The management of the Guangdong Provincial Museum still has room for improvement, with children making noise in the exhibition halls and display case glass covered with palm and fingerprints.