Guangzhou Thirteen Hongs Museum

Took many beautiful fans The Guangzhou Thirteen Hongs Museum is a specialized museum located at No. 37 Xidi Second Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou Cultural Park. It focuses on the history of the Thirteen Hongs of Guangzhou during the Qing Dynasty and officially opened to the public for free on September 30, 2016. The museum covers an area of 3,060 square meters with a building area of 6,090 square meters. It currently houses 5,118 items/sets, all donated free of charge by Chinese and foreign individuals. Among them, the Wang Heng and Feng Jie couple donated cultural relics including Cantonese enamel porcelain, rice paper paintings, and Wuchang rosewood furniture, representing Qing Dynasty export crafts. The permanent exhibitions include "History of the Thirteen Hongs of Guangzhou in the Qing Dynasty," "Exhibition of Cultural Relics from the Thirteen Hongs Period," and "Special Exhibition Room for Cultural Relics Donated by Wang Heng and Feng Jie." Through documents and artifacts, the museum showcases the history of the Thirteen Hongs trade and Sino-Western cultural exchanges. The above is from Baidu Encyclopedia