The museums in Xi'an have camels, horses? No, there are also mules

There is a saying, 'Museums have become the footprints of human yesterday, the mirror of today, and the foundation of tomorrow.' There is another saying: 'Young people always think that history begins from their time.' Looking at the museums in Shaanxi, you can gain a sense of pride, because Shaanxi is uniquely blessed with several highlights of our country's history - a large number of cultural relics from the Zhou, Qin, Han and Tang dynasties, allowing you to taste the characteristics of an era and the brilliance of a civilization from specific artifacts. Let's take a look at the footprints of yesterday presented by the Xi'an Museum The basic display theme of the Xi'an Museum is 'Imperial Capital Wonders', closely revolving around ancient Chang'an, the unearthed cultural relics and dynastic features of the ancient capitals, displayed in three exhibition halls (basement level one). Among the cultural relics unearthed from Tang tombs, there are a large number of themes about horses, which perfectly fit the saying 'Tang is on horseback, Song is in the boudoir, Ming is in the market', the heroic posture of Tang women is fully displayed on horseback, and fine horses have become a very good creative theme. And this Tang. Tri-color Hu people leaping horse, with a vivid shape and beautiful glaze color, is the only masterpiece in the Tang tri-color theme. This blue-glazed cargo snail is not found in other museums, and the three-color short-tailed saddle horse on the left is a Tang tri-color masterpiece... To sum up in one sentence, compared to the profoundness of Shaanxi History Museum, Xi'an Museum is elegant and special...