Take you to understand the ancient civilization center that is as famous as ancient Rome

The Six Dynasties Museum is the most comprehensive site museum in China displaying Six Dynasties relics, and it is also the most systematic local thematic museum reflecting Six Dynasties culture. The Six Dynasties Museum exhibits a large number of precious cultural relics such as celadon ware, pottery figurines, epitaphs, architectural components, stone carvings, calligraphy and paintings, as well as the city walls of Jiankang City and large-scale drainage facilities from the Six Dynasties, and introduces stories of famous people from the Six Dynasties. It is divided into four chapters to elaborate on the theme of the Eastern Metropolis from the 3rd to the 6th century AD, with four major exhibition halls: "Capital of the Six Dynasties", "Looking Back at the Six Dynasties", "Elegance of the Six Dynasties", and "Outstanding Figures of the Six Dynasties". ➡️Tour Order ➡️Basement: Capital of the Six Dynasties One of the museum's treasures: the ancient city wall ruins. The Six Dynasties were 1400 years ago, and this section of the broken wall is likely the east wall of the outer city wall of Jiankang Palace City. ➡️First Floor: Looking Back at the Six Dynasties Comprehensive understanding of the Six Dynasties from clothing, food, housing, and transportation ➡️Second Floor: Elegance of the Six Dynasties The celadon of the Six Dynasties, which connects the past and the future, including Boshan furnace, flat pot, soul jar, and especially chicken-head ewers of various sizes. ⚠️Museum Treasures 1⃣️Celadon Lotus Zun: The largest celadon lotus zun of the same period, with extremely complex craftsmanship, known as the "King of Celadon". 2⃣️Celadon underglaze colored feathered human pattern ewer: Beautifully shaped, large in size, well-preserved, with mysterious patterns. Its appearance advanced China's underglaze color craftsmanship from the Tang Dynasty to the Eastern Wu period. It is a cultural relic prohibited from being exhibited abroad. ➡️Third Floor: Outstanding Figures of the Six Dynasties The ancient capital Nanjing during the Six Dynasties period was the capital of the Wu, Eastern Jin, Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen dynasties from the 3rd to the 6th century AD. Initially named Jianye, it was later renamed Jiankang. From the three outstanding figures of the Six Dynasties Zhang Sengyou, Gu Kaizhi, and Lu Tanwei to Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi, Zhong Yao, and then to Lu Ji, Li Daoyuan, Liu Xie... Literature, painting, calligraphy, stone carving art, and science and technology during the Six Dynasties period all reached unprecedented prosperity. The Southern Dynasty culture represented by Jiankang, along with the contemporary Western ancient Roman culture, is considered one of the two major centers of human classical civilization. Special Exhibition ➡️First Floor: Only This Chinese Blue With the unique Chinese blue as the theme, the exhibits come from more than 10 cultural and museum institutions in China, covering more than 180 cultural relics in categories such as jade, porcelain, calligraphy and painting, and clothing, as well as many modern art works. The exhibition is divided into five units: "What is Blue", "Blue as Elegant as Jade", "Blue and Green of Heaven and Earth", "Only This Green", and "Blue Charm of China". ⚠️Museum Treasure: Yuan Dynasty Blue and White Plum Vase with the Scene of Xiao He Chasing Han Xin Under the Moon A rare treasure among blue and white porcelains from the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, it is a national treasure-level cultural relic and the "treasure of the museum" of the Nanjing Museum, one of the three greatest Chinese porcelains. 📍302 Changjiang Road, Xuanwu District, Nanjing ⏰09:00-17:30 (No entry after 17:00) 🎫30 yuan