Once You've Seen the Sea, No Other Water Will Do | China Building Science Museum

| China Building Science Museum. The China Building Science Museum is located in the vibrant East Optics Valley of Wuhan. The entire building resembles a flower bud about to bloom, captivating visitors and sparking curiosity about the surprises hidden within. Upon entering, a giant astronomical map overhead seems to transport you through time, inviting you to explore the mysteries of the universe. Beneath your feet lies the earliest surviving map of China, made of copper, with each step tracing the path of history. The museum's regular exhibition halls are divided into four themed spaces: the Ancient Architecture Hall, the Jingchu Hall, the Modern Hall, and the Future Architecture Hall. Among these, the Ancient and Jingchu Halls are particularly captivating. The Ancient Architecture Hall feels like a journey back in time, showcasing the wisdom and creativity of ancient people. The exquisite designs and craftsmanship exude a classical elegance. The Jingchu Hall offers a deep conversation with an old friend, providing a profound understanding and appreciation of the history and architecture of my hometown. Of course, the Modern Hall is not to be missed, as it showcases the latest architectural designs and technologies, highlighting the profound impact of technological advancements on architectural art. As for the Future Architecture Hall, while relatively conventional, it paints a picture of our boundless imagination for future urban life. Each exhibition hall has its unique charm, and every visit is a journey of new discoveries!