At the Guangxi Ethnic Museum, get close to the magnificent Guangxi and immerse yourself in the colorful Guangxi

Touring Guangxi, the provincial capital Nanning is a must-visit, and the Guangxi Ethnic Museum is even more indispensable. Here you will see a comprehensive, three-dimensional, historical, and ethnic Guangxi. The Guangxi Ethnic Museum begins with a bronze drum, solemnly introducing the development of the bronze drum from cooking utensils to ritual vessels. The largest drum king is the Beiliu type bronze drum, representing the cultural characteristics of the Zhuang people in Guangxi. In the colorful Guangxi ethnic culture display, I learned about the scenes of unity and common development of eleven ethnic groups in Guangxi, including Zhuang, Han, Miao, Yao, Dong, Shui, Jing, Gelao, Hui, Maonan, Yi, and Mulao. More are the cultural and natural landscapes such as Guilin's landscape, Beihai Silver Beach, Longsheng terraces, Chengyang Wind and Rain Bridge, Jingxi Detian Waterfall, etc., which make me yearn for and look forward to my past check-in. The display board introduces: Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region was established in 1958, formerly known as "Tongzu", later Zhou Enlai considered "Tong" to be ambiguous, and people easily misunderstood "book boy", and suggested in 1965 to change "Tong" to "Zhuang", a word change, the image is much better. Guangxi is the only autonomous region that is both coastal and border and along the river. The geographical features are unique, the natural landscape is magnificent, the traditional food is sour, and my cultural exploration of the four provinces of Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangxi, and Guangdong is to discover a Guangxi that is different from my hometown. I look forward to adding a colorful note to the beautiful movement of 'Magnificent Guangxi'.