Having money is truly great (Ordos)

When I came last year, I missed the chance to see the new museum due to its renovation and upgrade. At that time, with a better-than-nothing attitude, I went to the Bronze Museum in Dongsheng District, and I was truly amazed by the profound cultural heritage of Ordos. To make up for the regret, this time I came to the warm city, and after getting off the train, I went straight to the new museum The entire visit was very pleasant. This museum exudes unique charm both inside and out, and I personally think it is the most worthwhile museum to visit in the whole autonomous region, besides the Inner Mongolia Museum First of all, the design of the venue is very distinctive, resembling a huge piece of dark brown rock, firm and elegant; next, the exhibition design is rational, with the visiting order from top to bottom, several basic exhibition halls introduce the long history of this land at the top end of the 'several' shaped bend of the Yellow River in chronological order, the whole process is smooth and natural, making it irresistible; as for the hardware configuration, it is definitely of top domestic level, with impeccable glass and lighting, complemented by various digital devices, making the visiting experience very good ; last but not least, the opening hours are worth mentioning ☞ 9:00-22:00 (May 1 to December 31), yes, you read that right, until 10 pm, and it's a regular thing, I believe this is unique among municipal museums in China, at least I haven't seen it elsewhere As for the relics, let me briefly introduce a few that I found interesting, because there are too many exquisite ones to talk about Picture 3 looks like a bunch of fields called Si Ma Yu Che pattern bronze ornament, if you look closely, it is indeed four horses pulling, using a symmetrical design, simple lines but vivid ; Picture 4 is a bit incomprehensible, it's clearly a deer, but the caption below writes ☞ Frog ornament, I really can't see where it's a frog ; Pictures 5-9 are representative of various types of material ornaments from the Ordos bronze wares during the Warring States period, such as Picture 6, the gold tiger ornament, with multiple hollowed-out parts, probably for inlaying jewelry. Picture 9, the double tiger fighting pattern silver ornament, combines high relief with round carving, with a unique style and exquisite craftsmanship, it is a rare artistic treasure of the early northern grassland culture in China. In addition to gold, silver, and bronze, there are also more unusual bone ornaments on display, quite rare; Picture 13, the Capricorn pattern gold and silver plate, the reason this relic impressed me is ☞ as a Capricorn, it was the first time I knew that Capricorn is an animal from Indian mythology, with the head of a dragon and the body of a fish ; Picture 14, the Han dynasty pottery horse, surprised me with its small size, the details are so precise, the mane, the eyes, the saddle... a divine restoration I won't go into detail about the other exhibits, but this is definitely a museum worth spending a whole day in Let me praise their technological flair, QR codes to learn about the relics, 3D digital models to restore the original appearance of the relics, reconstruction of archaeological sites, and real-life reproduction of murals... these are all standard operations. The introduction of the construction of the Qin Straight Road is straightforward with VR holographic glasses (charging fifty at the scenic spot is a conscience price), as if dreaming back to the great Qin, can you handle that? Maybe you think all this high-tech and hardware configuration is top-notch, but at most it's first-tier level, definitely not standing out from the crowd, but what if I tell you that this venue has been in use for more than ten years? I just want to say, having money is truly great