Jiangxi Cultural Treasure - Jiangxi Provincial Museum, a perfect experience.

Jiangxi Provincial Museum (New Museum) is the largest comprehensive museum in Jiangxi Province and a national first-class museum. It is open to the public for free, but you need to make a real-name reservation in advance through the official website or WeChat official account of Jiangxi Provincial Museum. It is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 to 17:00, with the last admission at 16:00, and closed on Mondays (except for public holidays). The design of the new museum is inspired by a square box, symbolizing a treasure box. It has six floors, with four floors open for exhibitions, and ten exhibition halls, making it an ideal place to explore the rich history and culture of Jiangxi. The museum has a rich collection: Jiangxi Provincial Museum houses more than 34,000 precious cultural relics, among which the ceramics unearthed from various places in Jiangxi are the most eye-catching. From the stamped pottery of the Shang and Zhou dynasties to the celadon of the Six Dynasties, to the shadowy celadon of the Song dynasty, the blue and white underglaze red porcelain of the Yuan dynasty, and the famille rose, five-color, and doucai porcelain of the Ming and Qing dynasties, the museum showcases the outstanding achievements of Jiangxi's ceramic art. There are free guided tours of the Jiangxi History Hall at 9:30 am and 2:30 pm. I arrived at the museum after 10:00 am, missed the history hall tour, but caught the free guided tour of the Ceramic Culture Hall at 10:30 am. The beautiful volunteer originally announced that the tour would last for half an hour, but it actually lasted for an hour. Even so, both the visitors and the guide were still unsatisfied. Thumbs up for the guide! And also for the rich collection of the museum! Then I went to the History Hall. I recommend listening to the free guided tour or hiring a guide, otherwise, you won't be able to appreciate the long history of Nanchang in Jiangxi. There are many treasures in the museum, with unique shapes and exquisite craftsmanship, which are definitely worth seeing in person. I have to praise the storage area of Jiangxi Museum. The counter outside says "Storage Area". I was about to store my luggage when the lady behind the counter pointed me to turn around the counter (it turned out to be just a guide counter) and enter a lobby. It was the largest storage area I have ever seen. There were two attendants at the counter, two rows of large storage racks against the wall, and a large empty space in the middle for luggage. It was really convenient and fast!