China Record Museum Review

China Record Museum is the first national comprehensive record theme museum in China, located in the key national cultural relics protection unit, Gulangyu 100-year villa "Huang Rongyuan Hall", by China Hualu Group China Recording Corporation responsible for planning, construction and operation. The architectural style is a model of the combination of Western, Nanyang, Chinese classical and modern styles, which can be regarded as a classic work of Yangchun Snow.

Gulangyu attractions are basically charged, and the price is high, there is a kind of monopoly marketing domineering. Huang Rongyuantang (that is, the Chinese Record Museum) is opposite the "Haitian Paradise". Compared with the ticket of 88 yuan for Haitian Paradise, the ticket of 45 yuan seems to be OK. If you choose one, I think the Chinese Record Museum is more worth a visit.

China Record Museum is the first national comprehensive record theme museum in China, located in the key national cultural relics protection unit, Gulangyu 100-year villa "Huang Rongyuan Hall", by China Hualu Group China Recording Corporation responsible for planning, construction and operation. The Chinese Record Museum houses a variety of old record players and paper documents, as well as precious cultural relics such as Mei Lanfang, Ma Lianliang, Hu Die, Zhao Yuanren, Li Jinxuan and other famous people in the Republic of China

Good, good environment, many introductions, you can also audition, very modern, if there is manual explanation, it is better.

Staff and volunteers were super nice and enthusiastically introduced knowledge about vinyl records and met the wishes of children

Few people, warm service, Miss sister explained professionally.

CNY 70 is too expensive for this place. Basically, you will only see some ancient records without actually listening any of them playing.