The immense changes at the mouth of the Yangtze River, like the transformation from sea to mulberry fields, are showcased at the Jiangsu Province River and Sea Museum

The Jiangsu Province River and Sea Museum in Haimen is a relatively lesser-known provincial museum. It is situated on the central axis of Haimen and was officially opened in 2018. The parking lot to the west of the museum offers free parking, making it quite convenient for those arriving by car. The exhibits reveal the origin of the Chinese idiom 'from sea to mulberry fields', with intuitive video animations that demonstrate the process of sandbars and islands at the mouth of the Yangtze River merging into land over hundreds of years. The museum also displays the history of the nearby area, the customs of the indigenous people, as well as content related to the modern national industrial and commercial enterprises' role in the salvation of the country. It is certainly worth a visit if you're passing by.