Hanzhong Museum.

Hanzhong is a prefecture-level city in Shaanxi Province, located in the southwest of Shaanxi Province. It is a fourth-tier city. However, Hanzhong City has a national first-class museum-Hanzhong Museum. Its predecessor was the Ancient Hantai Museum established on the Hantai site. It opened in 1959 and was renamed Hanzhong Museum in 1978 and officially opened to the public. Hanzhong Museum is a garden-style exhibition hall with Ming and Qing architectural styles. Typical ancient buildings include Wangjiang Tower, Guiyin Hall, and Xinxin Pavilion. When we visited, the first floor of Wangjiang Tower introduced the history of Liu Bang's rise in Hanzhong, and the second floor displayed old photos of Hanzhong from 1875 to the Republic of China. (It seems to have been "Taoist Statue Boutique Display" and "Buddhist Statue Boutique Display" in the past.) Hantai South Courtyard, also known as Hantai Stele Forest, has "Shimen Thirteen Products Display" and "Baoshan Plank Road Display". The former is a boutique display of Shimen cliff carvings, and the latter introduces various technical forms of Baoshan plank road and model display in detail. The Bajiang Altar, which is hundreds of meters away from the ancient Hantai, is where Liu Bang worshipped Han Xin as a general. On the Bajiang Altar, there is a tall stone statue of Han Xin's heroic appearance, and there is an exhibition of Han Xin's unparalleled national hero in the antique building.