Walk through the Jiangnan Imperial Examination Hall and win the first place in the imperial examination

It is larger than expected, divided into north and south courtyards. The Jiangnan Imperial Examination Hall itself is relatively small. I saw many parents queuing up to burn incense at Kuixing Pavilion. The railings are tied with the faith of every student who wants to get ashore. There aren't many furnishings here, and they're even a little small. But you can see the scenery of the riverside residents from the corridor There were also small boats passing slowly. The larger one is the China Imperial Examination Museum. The museum exhibits are located in the basement. Where you can add knowledge points😇 The outdoor world is divided into two completely different feelings. If you want to know more about the ancient imperial examination system, Why not come here and do a careful study? In addition to the gift shop, there is also a cozy cafe at the exit. If you have enough time, you can sit down and rest for a while. The crowds here during the Spring Festival are not as crowded as Confucius Temple. There are also some lanterns arranged, and the outside looks very beautiful and lively from here. After a day's walk, there is still one more scenic spot to visit. I won’t deliberately demonstrate some camera photos here. However, it is not difficult to see from the aerial views I took that those locations can be used to take blockbuster photos💪 #100 Ways to Travel #Indoor Places #Museum