The Jinan Museum: Embracing Millennia of Splendor, Telling the Story of the Spring City.

Preliminary Preparations - Tickets: The Jinan Museum is free to the public, but advance reservations are required through official channels. Valid identification is needed for entry. - Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Last entry is at 4:00 pm. Closed on Mondays. Please plan your visit accordingly. - Transportation: Take subway Line 1 to "Jinan West Railway Station" or "Quancheng Square Station," then walk to the museum. You can also take a bus, taxi, or drive. Free parking is available in the museum's courtyard. Exhibition Hall Introduction - First Floor: The Buddhist Sculpture Art Exhibition showcases the development of Buddhist culture in the Qilu region, featuring many exquisite Buddhist statues. The Han Dynasty Pictorial Art Exhibition displays Han Dynasty pictorial stones and other exhibits, offering insights into the social life and cultural customs of the Han Dynasty. - Second Floor: The core exhibition, "Haidai Rixin - Shandong History and Culture Exhibition," spans from prehistoric times to modern times. Ten of the museum's most treasured artifacts, including the Red Pottery Beast-shaped Pot, Eggshell Black Pottery Cup, and Oracle Bones, are displayed here. Other exhibitions include "Moments in Millennia - Oracle Bone Culture Exhibition," "Jade Run Shengxiang - Collection of Exquisite Jade Artifacts," and "Porcelain Charm - Collection of Ming and Qing Imperial Kiln Porcelain," allowing visitors to experience the charm of different cultures and arts. - Third Floor: The "Kaogong Ji - Ancient Shandong Science and Technology Exhibition" showcases the scientific and technological achievements of ancient Shandong. The "African Wildlife Migration Exhibition" features over 350 wildlife specimens, presenting a magnificent epic of the biological world. "Shandongosaurus - Journey through the Cretaceous Period" displays dinosaur fossils, including the Shandongosaurus. "Crystal.Color - Exploring the Magic"