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Founded in 1933, Nanjing Museum is known as one of the three largest museums in China. Everyone knows that NMB has 18 treasures, but it is an impossible task to collect them all at once. Because some treasures will move to new exhibitions, some treasures are on business trips, and some treasures need to rest. This article is written for friends who are visiting NAMBO for the first time. Time is short and the task is heavy. Following this route to find the treasure of the hospital can save you a lot of effort. Main building 1⃣️The main hall of Nanjing Museum was built in the style of Liao Dynasty, with continuous brackets, which is quite reminiscent of Tang Dynasty style. 2⃣️Small ridge beasts on the glazed eaves of the main hall The glazed tiles on the roof are mainly yellow ochre, the tile edges are magnificent but not luxurious, the gargoyles are powerful, and the ridge beasts are agile, showing the beauty of traditional architecture. 3⃣️The caisson on the ceiling of the main hall Imitating the Fengguo Temple in Liaoning, it emphasizes the deep symmetrical axis, and is simple and simple yet full of Chinese beauty. 4⃣️The overall architectural facade of the special exhibition hall The design concept is to fill in the blank, integrate, and restructure. The overall temperament of the architectural facade is rough and restrained, warm and heavy. Tour route: History Museum - Special Exhibition Hall (Special Exhibition of the World) - Digital Hall (optional) - Republic of China Hall - Art Hall - Intangible Cultural Heritage Hall Must-see exhibits History Museum: Hall 2: Jade ornaments of human, bird and beast, Cong with divine human and beast face patterns; Hall 3: Seal of King Guangling, Jade Clothes with Gold Threads, and Silver-inlaid Copper Bull Lamp; Hall 4: Brick Painting of Seven Sages in the Bamboo Grove, Tang Sancai Double Fish Bottle; Hall 5: Golden Plate with Cloud Pattern, Green Glaze Porcelain Divine Beast Zun; Hall 6: Glazed Pagoda Arch of Da Baoen Temple. Special Exhibition Hall: Hall 9: Golden Beasts of the Western Han Dynasty. Useful information 🎫Tickets: Tickets are released at 18:00 every day and can be booked seven days in advance. ⏰Business hours: 9:00-17:00. Admission stops at around 4pm. Late shows are now open. If you don’t want to squeeze in with the crowds, you can make an appointment for a late show. 🎙️Explanation: Free explanations are scheduled at 10:00, 10:30, 14:00, and 14:30, lasting about an hour and a half. Paid explanation headphones are 20 yuan per person. 🚇Transportation: Take Line 3, exit at Exit 1 of Ming Palace, and follow the crowd for a few hundred meters to arrive. After the tour, you can also visit the Ming Palace Ruins, a large historical park open to the public for free, which is full of the vicissitudes of time.