Visit the Hotan Jade Museum.

"Hetian was in Khotan in the past, and it was called Yusu. I don't know how it came out, but now I know the situation." Hotan has produced jade since ancient times. When I arrived in Hotan, I wanted to learn more about jade and see what real high-quality jade looks like. So I walked through the colorful stone stalls and headed straight to the Hotan Jade Museum. This is a museum that requires a ticket, and the ticket is 30 yuan. The museum is beautifully designed, using history and culture as an introduction to introduce various knowledge related to Hetian jade in detail, and displays a large number of Hetian jade rough stones, finished jade articles and jade crafts. After feeling the charm of Hetian jade in the magnificent museum, I immediately lost interest in the stones all over the street when I walked out...