There are only two days left to see the genuine Sanxingdui artifacts in Guangzhou

⚠️ The last two days of the exhibition are here, with the final day on June 2nd. ⚠️ Purchase tickets and enter directly, no need to queue for reservations. ⚠️ Free audio guides are available at the entrance of the exhibition, with both Cantonese and Mandarin options. Listening in Cantonese allows you to hear the pronunciation of certain artifacts in Cantonese for the first time, which is quite fascinating. ⚠️ There are volunteer guides available at half past the hour, and those who like to interact and follow group explanations can wait a bit. The volunteers are all cultural relics enthusiasts and are very willing to exchange and learn, but using the audio guide alone is also sufficient. 💚 Exciting Highlights 🤎 1⃣️ Right at the entrance is the first chapter of the Sanxingdui artifacts collection! In addition to presenting the genuine representatives of various aspects of the Sanxingdui culture, it also displays graphics and texts about the excavation process, allowing even beginners to gain a detailed preliminary understanding. 2⃣️ As the exhibition goes deeper, it displays bronze artifacts from different periods such as the Xia, Shang, Zhou, Spring and Autumn, and Warring States periods in a hierarchical manner. Although each section only selects the essence, there is no problem with the basic sorting, so the audio guide is very useful at this time, providing progressive explanations that cover a wide range. 3⃣️ The interactive setups are also very cute, such as the chime bells section, where you can interactively perform with the projected chime bells on the wall, making it clear what sound each bell makes. The overall exhibition is a basic sorting of the bronze culture of the Yangtze River basin, friendly to beginners, with many genuine artifacts. The exhibition is closing soon, so hurry up and catch it while you can~