[2025 Shijiazhuang Attraction] Travel Guide for Hebei Museum (Updated Feb)

Preparation before visiting • Check opening hours: Open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 am–5:00 pm, last entry at 4:30 pm, closed on Monday. • Transportation: Take Metro Line 1 to "Museum" Station, or take Bus 1, 5, 10, 18, etc. • Other preparation: You can check the map guide on the official WeChat account in advance and plan your route. Visiting route • Full visit: The third floor of the South Building has "The Stone Age of Hebei", "Hebei Civilization in the Shang Dynasty", "The Tragic Song of Generosity - The Story of the State of Yan", and "The Tragic Song of Generosity - The Story of the State of Zhao"; the second floor has "The Heroic Spirit of the Warring States - The Ancient State of Zhongshan" and "The Last Song of the Han Dynasty - The Mancheng Han Tomb"; the first floor has "Quyang Stone Carvings", "Famous Kilns and Porcelains", and "Murals of the Northern Dynasties". • Key visit: If you have limited time, you can go directly to the second floor to see "The Heroic Spirit of the Warring States - The Ancient State of Zhongshan" and "The Last Song of the Han Dynasty - The Mancheng Han Tomb", and check in the museum's treasures such as the Iron-footed Bronze Ding of King Cuo of Zhongshan, the Bronze Plan Table with Four Dragons and Four Phoenixes Inlaid with Gold and Silver, the Gold Threaded Jade Garment of Liu Sheng, and the Changxin Palace Lantern, then go to the first floor to see the Painted Music Relief and the Blue and White Glazed Red Openwork Flower Cover Jar, and the third floor to see the Openwork Dragon and Phoenix Pattern Bronze Door Knocker. Guide service • Free manual guide: Gather at the service desk in the South Building at 10:00 am and 2:30 pm every day. • Free audio guide: Available on the "Hebei Museum" official WeChat account. • Other guide services: You can also rent a guide device or VR glasses, and there are paid guide services. Check-in stamps • Post office on the west side of the lobby on the first floor of the South Building: 2 free stamps. • Cultural and creative store on the east side of the lobby on the first floor of the South Building: 2 free stamps. • Cultural and creative store on the B1 floor of the center of the South and North Buildings: 9 free stamps at two locations. • Cultural and creative store on the first floor of the center of the South and North Buildings: 4 free stamps. • Tea and coffee shop in the North Building: 2 free stamps. • VR glasses rental place on the east side of the entrance of the North Building: 1 free stamp. Dining and shopping • Dining: There are light meals on the B1 floor, providing basic food and drinks. • Shopping: There are cultural and creative stores on the B1 floor and the first floor, where you can buy special souvenirs.

No need to queue in Beijing! The National Museum of China's white porcelain masterpieces are on display in Shijiazhuang! Fewer people, more exhibits, no crowds, and you can take a closer look. "Mythical Princess Yushu" Her hair, her skirt, and the texture of her clothes make her look so vivid. The white porcelain doesn't look like porcelain, which shows the superb craftsmanship. "Paper" really looks like a stack of paper. One Color, Myriad Forms - White Porcelain Art Exhibition, January 12 - April 13 Hebei Museum. North Building, Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 ★ Make a reservation on the official WeChat account.

Enjoy City Views in Shijiazhuang Enjoy city views, taste intangible cultural heritage foods, and see the New Year lantern festival... During the Spring Festival, Shijiazhuang attracted a large number of tourists, with popular attractions and a booming tourism market. The colorful "cultural tourism feast" allowed tourists to enjoy a festive holiday. Shijiazhuang is the capital of Hebei Province. It has a long history, rich culture, and stunning natural scenery! Here are some must-see attractions: Longxing Temple: As the number one must-see attraction in Shijiazhuang, this is a Buddhist cultural treasure. The temple has beautiful architecture and is very popular, making it perfect for history and culture lovers. Longquan Ancient Town · Drama Fantasy City: This place combines ancient town charm with drama culture. The light show at night is stunning, making it a great choice for night tours. Hebei Museum: If you want to learn about the history and culture of Hebei, this is a must-see. The museum has a rich collection and exciting exhibitions, making it a great place for kids and a good place to explore. Rongguo Mansion: This historic building is full of ancient charm, making you feel like you've traveled back in time to experience the weight and solemnity of history. Baodu Village: If you like hiking, Baodu Village is a great choice. The mountains are steep and beautiful, and once you reach the top, you'll have a panoramic view of Shijiazhuang. Zhaozhou Bridge: As a historical site, Zhaozhou Bridge has a history of over a thousand years. It has witnessed the changes and development of Shijiazhuang and is an important symbol of the city. Shijiazhuang Zoo: Want to get up close and personal with cute animals? Come to Shijiazhuang Zoo! There are many animals and interactive activities, making it perfect for family trips. Zhao Yun Temple: If you're interested in the Three Kingdoms culture, Zhao Yun Temple is a great place. It is dedicated to the famous general Zhao Yun, allowing you to learn more about that period of history. Bailu Hot Spring: Want to experience a slow life and enjoy the comfort of hot springs? Bailu Hot Spring is a great choice. The hot spring water is of high quality, and the service is excellent, making it a great place to relax. Are you interested in any of these attractions? Or do you have any specific travel preferences, such as a preference for historical and cultural attractions or natural scenery? Let me know, and I can provide you with more personalized travel advice!

[An unforgettable journey!] When the melody of "Stone Talk" plays, the history and culture of Shijiazhuang come to life, and I can't wait to visit this city. As soon as I got off the train, I headed straight for Zhengding Ancient City. "Nine towers, four pagodas, eight temples, and twenty-four golden archways"—the ancient charm of Zhengding Ancient City is hidden in these lyrics. Walking along the ancient city's cobblestone streets, the ancient city walls stand tall, and the four pagodas of Zhengding exude an ancient charm in the sunlight. The Lingxiao Pagoda of Tianning Temple stands proudly after centuries of wind and rain, and the exquisite carvings on the pagoda seem to tell of its past glory, perfectly matching the historical weight depicted in the song. Next, I went to the Hebei Museum, "Yanzhao land, a treasure trove of history." Here, I saw the elegance of the Changxin Palace Lantern and felt the shock of the golden jade suit of Liu Sheng, King of Zhongshan. Each artifact is a witness to the history of Yanzhao, echoing the historical heritage of Yanzhao land in the song. After a long day of sightseeing, I stopped at a small shop on the street to try some local delicacies. The meat in the eight bowls of Zhengding is fragrant, and the crispy texture of the Ganglu pancake is satisfying. Have you ever fallen in love with a city because of a song? Share your story in the comments. If you think my trip to Shijiazhuang was interesting, give it a like and save it. Next time, I'll take you to discover more hidden gem cities!

🌟This Western Han Dynasty Boshan incense burner is made of bronze in the shape of a dou (a type of ancient Chinese vessel). The burner consists of three parts: the base, the tray, and the lid. The base symbolizes the sea, with swirling cloud patterns inlaid with fine gold wire. There are also three hollowed-out dragons, with their heads raised to support the tray, as if they are rising from the sea. The tray and lid are designed to fit together, and can be opened and closed at will to add or remove incense. The upper part of the tray and the lid are cast with undulating mountains, which are the legendary "Boshan". At the highest point of the mountains, including the two second-highest points on the left and right, there is a small monkey. The lid is perforated along the mountain ridges, and when incense is burned inside, the smoke rises through the holes, with mythical beasts appearing and tigers and leopards running. It creates a fairyland on the sea, with a mysterious atmosphere and beasts chasing each other. In the Han Dynasty, Boshan incense burners were popular in the lives of the court and nobility, as the pursuit of immortality was popular at the time. The Eastern Han Dynasty bronze money tree is eye-catching, with decorations such as phoenixes and immortals on horseback, and the design of the solid column is also unique. There is also a pottery figurine lamp from the Eastern Han Dynasty, with a unique shape that is the source of many expressions. The delicate and compact bronze incense burner with a grid design on the back allows the smoke to disperse, making the fragrance more even. The curling smoke rises from the burner, removing odors, freshening the air, and adding a touch of elegance. The famous talking and singing figurine is also here, with its chest and belly exposed, mouth open in laughter, exaggerated expression, and humorous movements. Some hold a drum in one hand, as if ready to beat the drum and start singing. Leaning forward, eager to share interesting stories with you. The vivid appearance is like bringing the lively talking and singing scenes of the Han Dynasty to life.

Hebei Museum is so underrated! Many people don't know about the "Light and Shadow Hebei Museum" exhibition hall. I took a tour and felt that it was full of technology! It was so shocking and immersive! Here's the guide: 📍| Location Near the atrium of Hebei Museum (a little further south of Hebei Museum Tea Cafe) 🏮| How to Play 1️⃣ Watch a 3D movie About 20 minutes, several key cultural relics of Hebei Museum are presented through vivid short films, which are very interesting! ⏰Time: 10:00–16:00, one show every hour 2️⃣ Digital exhibition of cultural relics Precious cultural relics such as Changxin Palace Lantern, Gilt Bronze Boshan Furnace, Blue and White Underglaze Red Openwork Flower Cover Jar, Painted Relief Scattered Music Picture, and Openwork Dragon and Phoenix Pattern Bronze Door Knocker are digitally displayed. 3️⃣ Interaction ⭐️ MAPPING projection Make random movements and instantly transform into animation effects ⭐️ Somatosensory interaction Use light and shadow somatosensory interaction technology to create secondary art on calligraphy and painting works By the way, there are free stamps at the entrance of the exhibition hall! Whether you're taking your kids or visiting the exhibition, don't miss the "Light and Shadow Hebei Museum" when you visit Hebei Museum!

⛰[Attraction Guide] In the Hebei Museum, I saw all kinds of lives. Whether they were kings, literati, artists, or ordinary people, their lives were equally displayed in this space. Through these exhibits, I seemed to have experienced their lives and felt their joys, anger, sorrows, and happiness. 1st Floor [Quyang Stone Carvings] Exhibition Hall: Five Dynasties white stone painted scattered music relief, highlighting the lively scene of the band performance during the Five Dynasties period. 1st Floor [Northern Dynasties Murals] Exhibition Hall: Murals of the tomb passage of Emperor Wenxuan of the Northern Qi Dynasty, who was known as the "beast king" in history for his cruelty and tyranny. 1st Floor [Famous Kilns and Porcelains] Exhibition Hall: Yuan Dynasty blue and white underglaze red openwork cover jar (only 4 pieces in the world, 2 lost overseas, 1 in the Palace Museum in Beijing). 2nd Floor [The Last Song of the Han Dynasty - Mancheng Han Tomb] Exhibition Hall: Changxin Palace Lantern of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Sheng's Jade Burial Suit of the Western Han Dynasty, and Boshan Furnace with Gold Inlay of the Western Han Dynasty. 2nd Floor [The Heroic Spirit of the Warring States - Ancient Zhongshan Kingdom] Exhibition Hall: Large bronze tripod with iron feet of King Zhongshan of the Warring States, Bronze table with four dragons and four phoenixes inlaid with gold and silver of the Warring States, and Tiger devouring deer screen seat inlaid with gold and silver of the Warring States. 3rd Floor [Tragic and Heroic Songs - Stories of the Yan Kingdom] Exhibition Hall: Openwork dragon and phoenix pattern bronze auxiliary head.

🏛️ Explore Hebei Museum, a must-see for history and art lovers! 🌟Address: No. 4 Dongdajie, Chang'an District, Shijiazhuang, Hebei 📝Booking tips: Want to avoid the crowds and explore Hebei Museum in depth? Remember to book online in advance! You can easily book through the official website or WeChat account of Hebei Museum, and check the real-time visitor flow to make your visit smoother! 💡 🚗Transportation tips: Located in the center of Shijiazhuang, Hebei Museum is easily accessible by bus, subway, or car. There are direct or transfer transportation options from the train station or airport, making your visit hassle-free! 🚌🚇🚗 🎨Highlights: Walking into Hebei Museum is like traveling through thousands of years of history. The rich collection of cultural relics and exquisite artworks are dazzling. The star exhibit, the Changxin Palace Lantern, attracts countless visitors. Here, you will deeply feel the profound and glorious culture of Yan and Zhao! 🏛️✨ 💰Tickets: Hebei Museum is free to visit, but advance booking is required. Some special exhibitions may require tickets, so please check the museum's official website or on-site announcements for details. Bring your valid ID and start your journey of historical and artistic exploration! 🎟️🆓 ⏰Opening hours: Hebei Museum is open at regular hours every day. Please check the official website for specific opening hours. It is recommended to plan your trip in advance and arrange your time reasonably to make your visit more fulfilling and enjoyable! 🕰️ 👥Visiting tips: There are more people during holidays, so it is recommended to visit during off-peak hours. Also, please follow the museum's rules and do not touch the glass covers of the exhibits. Let's protect the cultural relics together! 🚫👐 Didn't get to see everything? No worries, Hebei Museum is worth visiting multiple times. Bring your curiosity and thirst for knowledge, and come back for a deeper exploration! 😉🏛️ Come to Hebei Museum and explore history and art, and feel the charm of Yan and Zhao culture! 🏛️✨

| Hebei Museum. 🌟 I took a train from Beijing to Shijiazhuang just to see Liu Sheng's golden thread and jade clothes. I stayed at Hebei Hotel Anyue Hotel, and it took less than half an hour to get there by taxi. I had a good tour of Hebei Museum. 🌟 There are so many cultural relics that one day is not enough to see them all. There are a total of 10 exhibition halls. If you have time, you can take your time to visit them. If you don't have time, you can visit some of the museum's treasures: The top 10 treasures of Hebei Museum include: 1⃣️ Changxin Palace Lantern 2⃣️ Bronze table with four dragons and four phoenixes inlaid with gold and silver 3⃣️ Liu Sheng's golden thread and jade clothes 4⃣️ Blue and white glaze red openwork flower cover jar 5⃣️ Bronze door knocker with openwork dragon and phoenix pattern 6⃣️ Large bronze cauldron with iron feet of King Zhongshan 7⃣️ Screen seat with tiger and deer inlaid with gold and silver 8⃣️ Bronze Boshan censer inlaid with gold 9⃣️ Painted stone relief of scattered music 🔟 Mural of the tomb passage of Emperor Wenxuan Gao Yang 🌟 These exquisite cultural relics not only demonstrate the craftsmanship of ancient times, but also give us a deeper understanding of ancient culture. 🌟 Remember to make an appointment in advance on the Hebei Museum mini program. Admission is free. Visitors are asked to leave at 5 pm, so pay attention to the time.

| The most beautiful museum in the Central Plains. 🌟 Hebei Museum has 10 permanent exhibitions, including "The Stone Age in Hebei", "Hebei Civilization in the Shang Dynasty", "The Story of Yan and Zhao", "The Ancient State of Zhongshan in the Warring States Period", "The Han Tombs in Mancheng", "Quyang Stone Carvings", "Murals of the Northern Dynasties", "Famous Kilns and Porcelain", "The War of Resistance Against Japan", and "Heroic Hebei". 📍 Hebei Museum is a national first-class museum, located at No. 4 Dongdajie, Chang'an District, Shijiazhuang City. ⌚️ Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, closed on Mondays. On public holidays such as New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Tomb Sweeping Day, Labor Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and National Day, the opening hours are from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. 🌟 It was already past 5:00 pm when I left the museum, and the staff asked me to leave when it was time. After leaving through the main entrance, I went directly to the time-honored restaurant Gao Jianmin Donkey Burger across the street from the museum to eat, and tried the Hebei specialty donkey meat. Eating and drinking well is more important than anything else.

How can a museum visit be complete without a stamp collection? 😊 There are two types of stamps. One is a machine that you can use to stamp nine large commemorative stamps after buying a booklet. The other is a booklet you can buy and stamp at each cultural store. I recommend the second option because you can collect many different stamps. Each floor has a cultural store where you can buy fridge magnets and other small souvenirs. I recommend the one on the basement floor near the exit because it is large and has a wide variety of items. I bought a Changxin Palace Lantern and a Fu Shou, and I love them so much. If you like museums, don't miss this one. It's full of surprises. ✌️

The State of Zhongshan during the Warring States period was a mysterious existence. Historical records about it are sparse, only mentioning that it was established by the Baidi people, seemingly not part of the orthodox Huaxia civilization. It wasn't until the 1970s that several royal tombs of the State of Zhongshan in Lingshou County, Hebei, were excavated, unearthing a large number of relics, revealing its mystery. The Hebei Museum has two exhibition halls dedicated to displaying the finest of these relics. Judging from the shape, craftsmanship, and inscriptions of the relics, the State of Zhongshan was no different from other vassal states, clearly belonging to the Huaxia civilization. Whether its founders were Huaxia or Di people seemed unimportant. Among them, the gilt bronze tiger devouring a deer screen stand is vivid and exquisitely crafted, used for setting up screens, and is a treasure of the museum. Even more astonishing, a bronze pot still contained some wine from over two thousand years ago. "Impressions of Viewing the Relics of the State of Zhongshan at the Hebei Museum" In the ancient land of Yan and Zhao, history records are sparse. The underground royal tombs emerge, dispelling the world's mysteries. Bronze figures hold cups steadily, golden tigers stand tall on screens. A grand feast lasts for a thousand years, the fragrant wine cannot escape. (November 5, 2024, Shijiazhuang)

1. Travel arrangements: 1. Morning: (1) Hutuo River Ecological Scenic Area: Beautiful scenery, large green spaces, lakes, and unique buildings. A great place to take photos and relax in nature. (2) Zhengding Ancient City: A national historical and cultural city with many historical sites, such as Longxing Temple, Guanghui Temple Pagoda, and Linji Temple Pagoda. Experience the charm of ancient architecture and Buddhist culture. Stroll through the ancient city, admire the architecture, and feel the history. 2. Afternoon: Hebei Museum: The largest comprehensive museum in Hebei Province, with a rich collection of cultural relics, including those from the Mancheng Han Tomb and the State of Zhongshan. The museum's treasures include the Changxin Palace Lantern and the Zhongshan King Iron Foot Bronze Ding. Learn about the history and culture of Hebei. 3. Evening: Wanli Temple Pedestrian Street: One of the busiest commercial pedestrian streets in Shijiazhuang, with various snacks, shops, and entertainment facilities. Enjoy the food, shop, and experience Shijiazhuang's nightlife. 2. Food recommendations: 1. Ganglu Shaobing: A traditional Shijiazhuang snack. Baked in a kiln, the outer skin is crispy, and the filling is tender and fragrant. The aroma is irresistible. 2. Donkey Meat Huoshao: A traditional Hebei snack. The outer skin is crispy, and the filling is fresh and delicious. The fresh donkey meat is tender and tasty. 3. Zhaoxian Doufunao: Made from soybeans, the tofu is tender and smooth. The unique sauce is rich and fragrant. 4. Hongxing Baozi: Thin skin, large filling, and delicious taste. The filling is perfectly seasoned and fresh. 5. Fried Bing: Sliced bing fried with various vegetables and meats. Crispy, delicious, and nutritious. A tasty main dish. 3. Transportation: 1. Plane: Fly to Shijiazhuang Zhengding International Airport. Convenient and time-saving. 2. Long-distance bus: Flexible departure times and can reach places that trains cannot. Longer travel time. 3. Self-driving: Stop and rest or adjust your route at any time. Convenient for carrying a lot of luggage and items.

"Shijiazhuang Museum Travel Guide" I. Preparation 1. Items to bring: comfortable sneakers, a light backpack, a camera, water, and snacks. 2. Learn in advance: You can learn about the opening hours, exhibits, and special exhibits of Shijiazhuang Museum through official websites, travel forums, etc., to better plan your trip. II. Transportation 1. Address: No. 11, North Jianshe Street, Chang'an District, Shijiazhuang. 2. Public transportation: • Take Subway Line 1 or Line 2, get off at Beiguo Shopping Mall Station, and walk for about 10 minutes to get there. • Take Bus No. 1, 5, 10, 12, 34, 68, etc., and get off at People's Square Station. III. Opening Hours Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-11:30, 14:00-17:00 (entry stops at 16:30), closed on Monday (except for statutory holidays). IV. Tour Route 1. First floor exhibition hall: Mainly displays the historical changes and folk culture of Shijiazhuang. You can start to learn about the origin and development of Shijiazhuang here. 2. Second floor exhibition hall: Mainly displays historical relics and art exhibits. There are many precious cultural relics here, such as bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy and paintings, which show the long history and rich cultural heritage of Shijiazhuang. 3. Third floor exhibition hall: Usually hosts some temporary exhibitions with rich and colorful content. You can choose to visit according to your interests. V. Special Exhibits 1. Zhongshan State relics: Shijiazhuang was once the location of Zhongshan State. The museum has a large collection of Zhongshan State relics, such as the gold and silver four-dragon and four-phoenix square case, and the large bronze tripod with iron feet of King Zhongshan, which are exquisitely shaped and superbly crafted. 2. Longxing Temple relics in Zhengding: Including Buddha statues, murals, etc., showing the history and artistic value of Longxing Temple in Zhengding. 3. Folk exhibits: Such as folk handicrafts, traditional costumes, etc., reflecting the folk customs of Shijiazhuang. VI. Dining Recommendations 1. There are many restaurants and snack bars around the museum where you can taste the special food of Shijiazhuang, such as golden lion fish, jar oven pancake, and donkey meat huoshao. 2. You can also bring your own food and have a picnic in the park or square near the museum to enjoy leisure time. VII. Precautions 1. Comply with the museum's regulations, do not touch the exhibits, do not make noise, and do not smoke. 2. Pay attention to the protection of cultural relics and the environment, and do not litter. 3. You can make an appointment for the explanation service in advance to better understand the exhibition content. In short, Shijiazhuang Museum is a good place to learn about the history and culture of Shijiazhuang. Through this travel guide, I hope you can have a pleasant and fulfilling time at Shijiazhuang Museum.

| Hebei Museum. 🏠Address: No. 4, East Street, Chang'an District, Shijiazhuang, Hebei 🎫Tickets: Book 7 days in advance on the official WeChat account. Guided tours are available at 10:00 & 14:30. You can choose from a general tour or a separate tour for each floor. Meet at the service desk in the South Hall. 💡Highlights: Want to learn more about the history and culture of Hebei? The Hebei Museum is a must-visit! With a rich collection of cultural relics and artworks, you can feast your eyes and experience the profound culture of Hebei. ⏰Opening Hours: 09:00-17:00 Founded in 1953, the Hebei Museum consists of three parts: the main museum area, the Jianhua area, and the Yucui area. It is a provincial comprehensive museum in Hebei, a national patriotism education demonstration base, and a national first-class museum. There are 10 permanent exhibitions, including "Hebei in the Stone Age", "Hebei Shang Dynasty Civilization", "Generous Elegy - Yan Zhao Story", "Warring States Heroic Wind - Ancient Zhongshan State", "Great Han Swan Song - Mancheng Han Tomb", "Quyang Stone Carving", "Northern Dynasty Mural", "Famous Kiln and Porcelain", "Anti-Japanese Beacon - Heroic Hebei", etc. The museum houses 210,000 collections, including 340 first-class cultural relics (pieces/sets), 1,926 second-class cultural relics (pieces/sets), 17,383 third-class cultural relics (pieces/sets), and 50,000 books. Temporary exhibitions: Tea Culture Fine Cultural Relics Exhibition, Endangered Animals Exhibition, Northern Dynasty Fusion Road Exhibition, etc.

⛱️Must-visit attractions: The only provincial comprehensive museum in Hebei Ancient Hebei, Zhongshan State Exhibition, Yan State Exhibition and Zhao State Exhibition, Porcelain and Calligraphy Exhibition, Northern Wei Tomb Mural Exhibition, if you have time, you can arrange a visit 🌄Travel guide: The south area is the main entrance, the general service desk is in the south area, go to the third floor first, visit from top to bottom, the north area has a temporary exhibition hall, the recent rare and protected animal exhibition is very suitable for children to play, and there is also a Forbidden City tea set exhibition, public welfare explanation at ten o'clock and two o'clock in the afternoon 🏨Accommodation guide: Public transportation, it is recommended to stay near the train station, about 25 minutes by subway, convenient for taking a bus, self-driving is the nearest choice 💗Other tips: There are many pigeons in the square in the north area 🐦You can take pictures, there are large storage cabinets at the entrance of the two areas, you can store luggage, and the museum chapter is next to the wall of the coffee shop in the middle

Follow the official WeChat account of 'Hebei Museum' and make a free reservation for tickets seven days in advance. The tickets are divided into three time slots, and it is recommended to choose the earliest time slot to enter. Overall, it is much easier to make a reservation for the Hebei Museum compared to the Shanxi Museum. Of course, after your visit, you will also find that the number and variety of collections are somewhat different from those of the Shanxi Museum. Therefore, the visitor flow is the best indicator of everything. If you don't believe it, go and see the Shaanxi History Museum, haha. Here are some visiting tips for everyone: If you want to fully understand the permanent exhibitions of the Hebei Museum and have ample visiting time, it is recommended to start from the third floor of the south area, visiting from top to bottom to understand the long history of Hebei. If your visiting time is tight and you want to understand the most representative exhibitions of the Hebei Museum, it is recommended to focus on the boutique exhibition on the second floor to fully appreciate the unique charm of the two 'Zhongshan'. If you like art and prefer an experiential visit, you must not miss the three art exhibitions on the first floor. The solemn statues, elegant porcelain, and dynamic murals are exquisite and mesmerizing. The north area of the museum also hosts temporary exhibitions from time to time, covering contemporary culture and art, social hotspots, domestic and international cultural exchanges, and other aspects, forming four major series of exhibitions: 'Hebei Story', 'China Story', 'World Story', and 'Nature Story'. After visiting the Hebei Museum, you can also feed the pigeons in the square.

Unlike other provincial museums I have visited, the Hebei Museum focuses on major tombs or historical periods and specific types of artifacts in Hebei Province as its basic exhibits, rather than the common timeline format that showcases Hebei's history from ancient times to the present. The artifact exhibition halls are mainly located in the South Hall, and the ten treasures of the museum are displayed in various halls: 1F Famous Kiln and Famous Porcelain Yuan Dynasty Blue and White Underglaze Red Openwork Covered Jar 21F Quyang Stone Carving Painted Musician Relief, which went viral online and is known as the historical prototype of the song 'Human Music,' currently on display at the National Museum. 1F Northern Dynasties Mural - Mural of the Tomb Path of Emperor Wenxuan of Northern Qi 3 4 2F Warring States Period - Iron-footed Bronze Ding of King Zhongshan, one of the 64 first batch of cultural relics prohibited from being exhibited abroad. 52F Warring States Period - Bronze Screen Base with Gold and Silver Inlay of a Tiger Devouring a Deer 6 2F Warring States Period - Bronze Plan Base with Gold and Silver Inlay of Four Dragons and Four Phoenixes, one of the 64 first batch of cultural relics prohibited from being exhibited abroad. 72F Han Dynasty - Gold-threaded Jade Garment of Liu Sheng (and Dou Wan), one of the 64 first batch of cultural relics prohibited from being exhibited abroad. 2F Han Dynasty - Changxin Palace Lamp, known as the 'First Lamp of China,' is the top treasure of the museum, one of the 64 first batch of cultural relics prohibited from being exhibited abroad, currently on a business trip in Shanghai. 2F Han Dynasty - Bronze Boshan Censer with Gold Inlay 10 3F Generous and Tragic - Bronze Door Knocker with Openwork Dragon and Phoenix Pattern At the entrance of the Quyang Stone Carving on the first floor of the South Hall, you can buy refrigerator magnets of the museum's treasures, priced at around 30-40 yuan each. You can ask the staff to help you get the one you want, but you can't choose it yourself, which is not very good as you might get a defective one. It is recommended to check it before leaving the counter. There is a larger cultural and creative store on the basement floor, but the refrigerator magnets there are different in style from those here. Personally, I think the styles at the Quyang Stone Carving are better. Cultural and Creative Ice Cream: Various cultural and creative foods are sold at the Hebei Tea Cafe on the first floor of the North Hall, and the Changxin Palace Lamp ice cream is 18 yuan each. Stamp Collection: Cultural and Creative Store on the first floor of the South Hall (in front of the Quyang Stone Carving Exhibition Hall) Hebei Post Office on the first floor of the South Hall (in front of the Famous Kiln and Famous Porcelain Exhibition Hall) VR Glasses Rental at the entrance of the North Hall Hebei Tea Cafe in the North Hall Cultural and Creative Store on the basement floor at the connection between the North and South Halls You can get free stamps at the above locations. Due to the summer vacation, the overall condition of the stamps is not very good, and even the edges of the old-fashioned 'carrot stamps' are chipped, not as rich and beautiful as those seen online last year. Overall, the museum may be slightly old, as it was expanded from an old museum built in the last century. There are many important artifacts, but the exhibition layout really can't keep up, and the glass of the display cases reflects light seriously, with many fingerprints on it. In a word, it can be summarized as 'first-class artifacts, second-class exhibition,' which is somewhat below my expectations. What I appreciate more is that the cultural and creative refrigerator magnets are very rich, with many important artifacts designed as refrigerator magnets. The prices of cultural and creative products are not expensive, and you can also get a free commemorative ticket at the service desk~

1. "Exploring Shijiazhuang: A Niche Journey to Discover the Tang Dynasty Charm of the Ancient City" 2. "24 Hours in Shijiazhuang: A Cultural and Culinary Journey Through Time" 1. First Impressions of Shijiazhuang: "When you think of Shijiazhuang, tourism and cuisine might not immediately come to mind, but this small city holds unexpected surprises. From the free transit at All Seasons Hotel to the profound culture of Zhengding Ancient City, Shijiazhuang warms the hearts of every passerby in its unique way." 2. In-depth Cultural Tour of Zhengding Ancient City: "Stepping into Zhengding Ancient City feels like traveling back to the glorious Tang Dynasty. The Mani Hall of Longxing Temple, the colorful Reclining Buddha statue, each Buddha statue tells a thousand-year-old story. The five temples and four pagodas of the ancient city are a tribute to the craftsmanship of ancient artisans, leaving visitors in awe at every turn." 3. Exploring the National Treasures of Hebei Museum: "In Hebei Museum, each exhibit is a testament to history. The golden-threaded jade suit, the Changxin Palace Lamp, these treasures of the museum make one marvel at the wisdom of the ancients. The daily volunteer guides in the afternoon bring these cold artifacts to life, allowing us to glimpse the depths of history." 4. Shijiazhuang Transportation Tips: "Shijiazhuang has convenient transportation. Whether you take a ride-sharing service to the ancient city from the airport or take the airport shuttle bus directly to the museum, you can easily plan your trip. The customer service center of Zhengding Ancient City also provides free luggage storage services, making your travel more relaxed and carefree." 5. Niche Culinary Experiences in Shijiazhuang: "Shijiazhuang not only has a rich history and culture but also hidden culinary delights in its streets and alleys. From authentic Hebei snacks to various local specialty dishes, each attempt is a challenge to the taste buds, and each tasting is an exploration of culinary culture."

20240719 Hebei Museum Generous and Tragic Songs Stories of the State of Zhao Warring States Period Painted Beast-shaped Pottery He Height 26 cm, mouth diameter 12 cm. The spout of the He is in the shape of a beast's head, with a round mouth, long neck, and a round belly. There is a straight neck opening on the back, covered with a round lid, and a curled beast tail attached to the back. It has an arched handle and three short legs. The entire piece is painted with red base and white dot patterns. The overall design is ingenious, with a unique shape and bright colors. Idioms and Stories from the Land of Zhao The land of Zhao, especially Handan, is one of the important birthplaces of Chinese idioms and stories. Handan is known as the "Capital of Chinese Idioms and Stories," where numerous idioms and stories, especially those from the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, were born. These idioms and stories are not only unique memories of the glorious era of ancient Zhao but also the crystallization of the wisdom of Zhao's ancestors. They serve as a concise carrier of Handan's civilization development history and a true record of the city's rise and fall.

20240719 Hebei Museum 8 The Exhibition Hall of Ancient Zhongshan Kingdom in the Warring States Period Hall 1 🎟️Ticket Information: Free Reservation Required 🕐️Opening Hours: 09:00~18:00 💗Other Tips: This exhibition hall on the second floor is a must-see, with many of the museum's treasures. 1. Warring States Period Bronze Fanghu of King Zhongshan Bronze Hu, 63 cm high, is a wine vessel and ritual vessel. The bronze hu has a simple and sharp design, with four hollow cloud-shaped knobs on the lid, a beast face with a ring on each side of the belly, and a dragon on each corner of the body. The hu is inscribed with 450 characters of smooth and beautiful calligraphy, which is an excellent example of Warring States period calligraphy. It particularly mentions the names of the kings of Zhongshan, such as "Emperor Wenwu, Emperor Huan," filling in the gaps in the historical records of the Zhongshan kings. 2. Warring States Period Counting Rods Bone and jade counting rods, calculation tools. The decimal counting rods were the most important calculation tools in China before the invention of the abacus. The counting method of the rods follows the decimal system, using vertical and horizontal arrangements to represent numbers 1-9. For multi-digit numbers, the units are represented vertically, tens horizontally, hundreds vertically, and thousands horizontally, and so on. Zeros are left blank. 3. Warring States Period Bronze Dou with Hunting and Banquet Scenes Dou, an ancient vessel for holding condiments and ritual items. The surface of this dou is decorated with four layers of patterns, including 90 figures, 63 beasts, 26 birds, and 6 fish, with dense and vivid designs. The lid of the dou features two groups of hunting and banquet scenes: nobles drinking on a two-story pavilion, musicians playing bells and chimes below, and hunters shooting geese outside. Some geese are flying in the sky, while others have been shot down. The belly of the dou depicts hunting scenes, with hunters wielding swords and spears to chase and fight animals, some disguised as animals themselves. The scenes are full of dynamic figures and animals, creating a lively and intense atmosphere.

【Introduction】: Shijiazhuang, a city brought by trains 🚞🚞🚞, hides a glorious revolutionary history behind its bustling urban facade. Come to Shijiazhuang, let's trace the footsteps of revolutionary martyrs together and feel their firm beliefs and selfless dedication. 🔥🔥🔥 🛬【Itinerary】: First stop: Hebei Museum, Second stop: Science and Technology Museum, Third stop: Chang'an Wanda Night Market Food Street ⛺【Must-Visit Attractions】: The first stop must be the Hebei Museum, which records rich red history and revolutionary memories, telling the heroic struggles of revolutionary predecessors. Seeing the battle weapons of our predecessors fills us with enthusiasm and helps us understand a part of Shijiazhuang's history. Anyone who says Shijiazhuang lacks depth has definitely not been to the museum. After coming out, the flocks of white pigeons flying in the square make us feel the hard-won peace. The emotional contrast can only be experienced in person. A little reminder, be sure to bring some food for our peace pigeons. The second stop can be the Science and Technology Museum, especially if you are with children. They can experience the power of technology in our new era and gain knowledge beyond their textbooks. It's a great experience. The third stop, check out the Chang'an Wanda Night Market Food Street. There are not too many people, and you can enjoy various entertainments, food, and small trinkets, experiencing the fun of the night market. 🍩【Must-Eat Food】: The night market food, my favorite is the skewers. Yummy, my mouth is watering... Come and experience it yourself to know that delicious food can only be passed on by word of mouth. Haha... 🏨【Accommodation Guide】: Heyi Zhishang - Shijiazhuang Chang'an Wanda Tanggu Subway Station Branch, a good choice for mid-to-high-end hotels. 🚌【Transportation Guide】: You can reach all destinations with a one-stop subway ride. It's very convenient. 🧡【Tips】: Other friendly reminders

"Generous and Tragic Songs—Stories of Yan and Zhao" covers an exhibition area of 1,845 square meters, displaying more than 710 artifacts (sets). It showcases the touching history of the Yan and Zhao states during the Warring States period, tracing the origins of Yan and Zhao culture, and reflecting the formation of the generous, straightforward, honest, and loyal local character of Hebei. The exhibition is divided into two halls. "Stories of the State of Zhao" not only exhibits bronzes, jades, and pottery unearthed from Zhao tombs but also uses multimedia display methods to demonstrate historical stories such as "Hu Fu Qi She" (wearing Hu-style clothing and shooting on horseback) and "Returning the Jade to Zhao," showcasing the colorful history and culture of the State of Zhao. The bronze horses (Figure 4) are 15-18 cm high and 22.5 cm long, unearthed from Tomb No. 2 of the Zhao King Mausoleum. The original pieces are currently housed in the Handan Museum. Among these three bronze horses, one is in a walking posture with its head raised, while the other two have all four legs standing together, with their heads lowered as if searching for food. The tendons of the three horses are prominent, their limbs are well-developed, and their tails are knotted. The accurate modeling and lifelike expressions make them representative works of round sculpture art from the Warring States period. It is said that the ancestors of the Zhao family were engaged in horse taming and chariot driving. Zhao Su once received a reward for his horse-driving skills and became a minister of the Jin State. The "Hu Fu Qi She" reform carried out by King Wuling of Zhao was also inseparable from the developed horse breeding and taming industry of the Zhao State. These three bronze horses were stolen in April 1997 and smuggled abroad. After the concerted efforts of Chinese police, the suspects were captured in multiple locations, and the three bronze horses, which had been lost overseas for more than a year, were finally returned to China. According to experts from the National Cultural Relics Appraisal Committee, the three bronze horses are classified as national first-class cultural relics. The painted beast-shaped pottery (Figure 14) is 26 cm high with a mouth diameter of 12 cm. The spout is shaped like a beast's head with a round mouth, long neck, bulging belly, and a straight collar on the back with a round lid on top. A curled beast tail is attached to the back. It has an arched handle and three short legs. The entire piece is painted with red base and white dot patterns. The overall design is ingenious, the shape is unique, and the colors are bright. The State of Zhao, a once prosperous country, has a history full of ups and downs, evoking deep emotions. From the glory of Zhao as the "country of four reaches" to its eventual demise, the various changes experienced by the State of Zhao all demonstrate its indomitable national spirit and heroic and tragic historical fate. Hebei Museum

"Generous and Tragic Songs—Stories of Yan and Zhao" covers an exhibition area of 1,845 square meters, displaying more than 710 artifacts (sets). It showcases the heroic and moving history of the States of Yan and Zhao during the Warring States period, tracing the origins of Yan and Zhao culture, and reflecting the formation of the generous, straightforward, honest, and loyal local character of Hebei. The exhibition is divided into two halls: "Stories of the State of Yan" and "Stories of the State of Zhao". Among them, the "Stories of the State of Yan" is divided into five units: the Ancient Capital of Yan, the Land of Rites and Music, the Clang of Weapons, the Iron Age, and the Glory of Kings. Through numerous artifacts, charts, and large paintings, it comprehensively displays the overview of the State of Yan. The openwork dragon and phoenix patterned bronze door knocker, large ceramic ritual vessels, sets of iron molds, and gold and silver ornaments unearthed from Yanshadu fully demonstrate the grandeur of the State of Yan. In the early Western Zhou period, King Wu of Zhou established the State of Yan to strengthen control over the northeastern frontier. Until 222 BC, when Yan was destroyed by the State of Qin, it lasted for more than 800 years and was once one of the "Seven Warring States". The huge bronze door knocker (74.5 cm high, 36.8 cm wide) unearthed from the Yanshadu site was the door handle of the palace gate of the State of Yan, showing its grand scale. This is the largest bronze door knocker found in China so far. (Figure 2) The large number of complete sets of bronze and ceramic ritual vessels unearthed from Tomb No. 16 at Jiunvtai in Yanshadu (Figures 4, 5) reflect the mature ritual system and luxurious living conditions of the time.

Hebei has a long history and a splendid culture. At present, Hebei has 8 items listed in the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List, 163 national-level representative items of intangible cultural heritage, and 990 provincial-level representative items of intangible cultural heritage. The 8 UNESCO intangible cultural heritage items in Hebei, according to various online sources, are roughly: Hebei Bangzi Opera, Wuqiao Acrobatics, Wuqiang New Year Pictures, Tangshan Shadow Puppetry, Jingxing Flower Drum, Paper Cutting (Weixian Paper Cutting, Fengning Manchu Paper Cutting), Hengshui Inside Painting, and Yang Style Tai Chi. The entire exhibition hall is designed in a situational style, with multiple sections such as Pear Garden Rural Charm, Hundred Crafts, Encountering Intangible Cultural Heritage, and Intangible Cultural Heritage Travel, offering rich content and various interesting forms like blind box shopping, prop experiences, live audio-visuals, and internet celebrity check-ins. Here, you can appreciate the representative famous kilns and porcelains of the province, such as Ding Kiln, one of the five famous kilns of the Song Dynasty, Xing Kiln which initiated the pattern of Southern Green and Northern White, and Cizhou Kiln which has been continuously firing for a thousand years, each with its own unique characteristics. Here, you can encounter the most exquisite intangible cultural heritage creative products in the province, such as Kesi earrings, carved lacquer bracelets, filigree inlaid pendants, ethnic style cloth shoes, cotton woven scarves, and famous porcelain tea sets. Here, you can listen to the most popular dramas and folk arts, such as the classic Hebei Bangzi Opera, Pingju Opera, and Shadow Puppetry, as well as local specialties like Wooden Clapper Drum and Xihe Drum. Here, you can also enjoy the most flavorful folk dances and acrobatics, fully appreciating the unique folk performing arts and various stunts of Hebei Province. Hebei Museum

The State of Zhongshan during the Warring States Period was one of the five 'thousand-chariot states' of the time, ranking just below the Seven Warring States. However, as Zhongshan was established by a nomadic tribe, its history was brief, poorly documented, and its relics were buried underground, rendering it little known for over two thousand years, thus earning the title 'Mysterious Kingdom'. Since the 1970s, archaeologists have explored the ancient city of Lingshou, the capital of Zhongshan, near Sanji Village in Pingshan County, Hebei Province. They have excavated five royal tombs and over a hundred civilian graves, unearthing more than 20,000 artifacts. Many of these artifacts are exquisitely crafted and beautifully shaped, making them treasures of Warring States period art. 'The Majestic State of Zhongshan in the Warring States Period' exhibition covers an area of 1,845 square meters and displays 1,400 artifacts (sets) across two exhibition halls. The first hall, 'The Appearance of the Ancient State', is divided into six sections: national history, capital city, economy, culture, warfare, and royal tombs, showcasing the unique history, culture, and folk customs of Zhongshan. The second hall, 'Royal Treasures', is divided into three sections: bronzeware, pottery, and jade artifacts, exhibiting numerous exquisite artifacts such as ritual vessels, weapons, daily utensils, ornaments, and burial objects with distinct nomadic characteristics from the Warring States period. The exhibition comprehensively displays the exquisite artifacts unearthed from the Zhongshan ruins, fully reflecting the majestic spirit of Zhongshan and the unrestrained spirit of the Warring States period. Among them, the gold and silver inlaid four dragons and four phoenixes scheme, the gold and silver inlaid tiger devouring deer screen base, the bronze lamp with a silver-headed human figure, and the silver inlaid double-winged mythical beast are uniquely shaped and exquisitely crafted, standing out among the artifacts unearthed from the Warring States period. Hebei Museum

If you plan to visit Shijiazhuang, make sure to keep this guide handy! For accommodation, choose Zhongshan Road. It's the most bustling area in Shijiazhuang, very close to the subway, super convenient, and not expensive. When you arrive in Shijiazhuang, the Hebei Museum is a must-visit. Don't forget to book your tickets in advance; it's quite popular. The museum has two floors and nine exhibition halls, filled with countless treasures. The Changxin Palace Lantern from the Western Han Dynasty and the Zhuque Xianhuan Stele are not to be missed. There's also the luxurious Gold-threaded Imperial Robe, which you must see. After visiting the museum, take bus No. 130 directly to Zhengding Ancient City. The famous Zhengding Eight Bowls there are incredibly fragrant, and each bite is deliciously rich without being greasy. After eating, don't forget to visit Rongguo Mansion and Longxing Temple. It's said that making a wish at Longxing Temple is particularly effective, so give it a try. In the evening, the pedestrian street and Wanli Temple are great places to visit. There are many delicacies and small shops, perfect for taking photos and checking in. Whether you're with friends or traveling alone, these places will leave you with many good memories. I believe Shijiazhuang is a city full of vitality and historical charm. When the holidays come, bring your friends and experience a unique trip here!

Upon arriving in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, I was attracted by the travel slogans on the streets: So close, so beautiful, a weekend trip to Hebei... On second thought, isn't it true? But it's only after coming here that one realizes the full picture! Having checked in at the Hebei Provincial Museum, I felt quite emotional. Why bother, why bother going to those internet-famous spots to see crowds and sweat profusely? The treasures here are equally fascinating, with their own stories, and even have a history more ancient than the Central Plains, the mysterious state of Zhongshan, exquisite Han tombs, and the enchanting blue and white porcelain. Half a day is simply not enough to see everything, let alone to examine and appreciate them. Leaving with regret, but also leaving some for the next visit... By the way, the Changxin Palace Lantern is currently on a business trip at the Qin and Han Gallery of the Shaanxi History Museum in Xi'an, so nearby enthusiasts are in for a treat

⭐So close and so beautiful, head to Hebei for the weekend! Shijiazhuang, as the capital of Hebei Province, has always been relatively unknown, but it is known as the city brought by train, with a profound cultural heritage and strong playability. The consumption is not high, and you can have a lot of fun in just two days and one night. Come and take a look with me! ⭐Accommodation: Hey, when you get to Shijiazhuang, let's put down our luggage and take a break. ❗It is recommended to stay near the Provincial Museum. The Provincial Museum is located in the center of Shijiazhuang, with plenty of food, fun, and convenient transportation nearby, and the accommodation is not expensive. This cost-performance ratio is loved Day1 1️⃣Hebei Museum Reservation: Search for Hebei Museum on the vx👸🏻 account to make a reservation. Important note❗Closed on Mondays. If you can't book online, you can get a ticket on-site with your ID card. Exhibits: The essence is on the second floor of the south area, where the Hebei Museum reflects the profound cultural heritage and ethnic culture of the land of Yan and Zhao. At the same time, it is very educational, 🉑scan the code to see the introduction of the exhibits, and there are also AI videos to restore the history of tombs and dynasties. Treasures of the museum: Changxin Palace Lantern, Wrong Gold Boshan Furnace, Liu Sheng's Gold-threaded Jade Clothing (all in the Mancheng Han Tomb exhibition hall on the 2nd floor) 2️⃣Shijiazhuang Restaurant: If you seriously visit the Hebei Museum, it might take a whole day, and for dining, I recommend the Shijiazhuang Restaurant next to the museum. The smoked meat pancake and Red Star buns are top specialties in the city, and there was a long queue when I went, with locals buying them by the big bagful. But personally, I still think the buns from Tianjin are tastier, to each their own 3️⃣In the evening, you can check out the CBD night view in our city, Wanlimiao Pedestrian Street (if you're lucky, you can see the internet-famous driving test dance), and Beiguo Shopping Mall, a huge mall with ten floors. Day2 ⭐Zhengding Ancient City: You can take a bus or taxi, which costs about 30r from the city center and takes about half an hour. The nine towers and eight temples of Zhengding Ancient City are really worth seeing! Recommended travel route: Longxing Temple - Tianning Temple - Linji Temple - Guanghui Temple - City Wall (from north to south) 1️⃣Longxing Temple A must-visit The cross-shaped Mani Hall is praised by Liang Sicheng as the pinnacle of art The colorful suspended sculpture of Guanyin, called the Eastern Goddess of Beauty by Lu Xun A dialogue across a thousand years, the clearly layered Ming dynasty murals The earliest existing regular script stele inscription 'Longzang Temple Stele' The two-meter-tall bronze Thousand-Handed and Thousand-Eyed Guanyin 2️⃣Tianning Temple Guanghui Temple Kaiyuan Temple Linji Temple Each temple has a well-preserved, unique pagoda. They are Tianning Temple's Lingxiao Pagoda, Kaiyuan Temple's Sumi Pagoda, Guanghui Temple's Hua Pagoda, and Linji Temple's Ching Ling Pagoda. These temples are not as large as Longxing Temple, and you can see and take photos from the outside. If you want to go inside, it is recommended to buy an 80r joint ticket offline. 3️⃣Zhengding Ancient City Wall Be sure to climb the city wall to watch the sunset and night view. The lights are usually turned on around 7:55 pm. There is also a lantern festival around the Lantern Festival, but it's very crowded. 4️⃣Zhengding Cuisine: Wuqi Road Noodle Board, Hao Family Ribs, Hele Noodles, Beef Covered Pancakes Things to avoid: 1️⃣The original site of Zhaozhou Bridge is no longer there, and you can only see the newly built reinforced concrete bridge in recent years. 2️⃣The Rongguo Mansion in Zhengding Ancient City, which was built for the filming of the 1987 version of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', is sold separately. Personally, I feel that it is not worth visiting and is a place you will regret visiting.

💝 The Shengshi Xiudian Grand Exhibition of Chinese Paintings through the Ages at the Hebei Museum is nearing the end of its five-month exhibition period. Friends who love calligraphy and painting, make sure to schedule your visit in advance! 💝 This exhibition showcases the treasures of Chinese painting from all dynasties, demonstrating the profoundness and breadth of Chinese culture. The exhibition features classic paintings from various periods, from the bold and vigorous styles of the pre-Qin and Tang dynasties, to the refined elegance of the Song and Yuan dynasties, and the delicate intricacy of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Each painting is a witness to history and a treasure of art. 💝 Such an exhibition not only allows us to appreciate beautiful paintings but also enables us to deeply understand the profoundness of Chinese culture, feel the weight of history, and the charm of art. If you want to visit, make sure to add it to your schedule!