Jinsha Site Museum Review

The Jinsha Site Museum is a worthwhile trip. On the basis of the existing scientific research results, I have a comprehensive and profound understanding of the coming and going of the Jinsha Site Museum. It should be to be excavated by later people and continue to work hard!

Mr. Li explained very carefully, and very well answered the connection and difference between the Jinsha ruins and Samsungdui and Liangzhu civilization. The original two-hour explanation was extended for another hour, which benefited a lot.

I have seen Samsung Dui and then I look at Sands, and I feel almost meaningless. The on-site management feels not very good. No one maintains the order, crowds, and takes a photo. I feel that I have to fight! The on-site group explanation is not very detailed, it is a assembly line work, it is estimated that the narrator will speak a few times a day! The whole tour time is almost two and a half hours.

Special exhibition of Sands Site Museum, Inca-Peru Andean Civilization. Exhibited from January 10 to April 10, 2024. Peru, the full name of the Republic of Peru, is located in the western South America, the eastern coast of the Pacific Ocean, its plains, rivers, plateaus and other landforms coexist, and the Andes Mountains are north and south. As one of the ancient civilizations of the world, Peru has a long history, has bred rich and diverse cultures such as Chawen, Moche, and Vari, and has also born the largest empire in the pre-Columbus era of the Americas, the Inca Empire. In the 12th century, the Inca tribes in the Cusco Valley in southern Peru began to rise and actively expand outward, after more than 300 years, and finally completed the conquest of the entire Andean region. During the heyday of the empire, their territory stretched about 4,000 kilometers north and south, extremely vast. As one of the representatives of ancient civilizations in the Americas, the Inca people have left a large number of famous historical and cultural relics in the world. Machu Picchu ruins, Mori terraces, Inca road network, Jiqian chronicles...• not only showcases the Inca people in urban construction, agricultural production, The extraordinary wisdom of the astronomical calendar and other aspects has also made important contributions to enriching the diversity of world civilizations. Let us travel through time and space, through exquisite ancient Peruvian cultural relics, pursue the historical imprint of Andean civilization, trace the development of the Inca Empire, and approach the mysterious Inca civilization!

The free performance at the Sun Festival opening ceremony, there are Sichuan drama changes, and singing and dancing performances, which are better than the Spring Festival Gala, and more interesting than the 100 yuan Sichuan drama changes face, great value! ! ! The sun god bird is really the symbol of Chengdu. Archaeological pits are very interesting.

The second time I went to the Sands Site Museum, it is worth going to the place. Those gold and jade tools representing Bayan culture and other national treasures and their production skills are shocking. I can't help but marvel at the mysterious and brilliant civilization that the Sands ancestors created 3,000 years ago!

Because I set the wrong time for the reservation venue, I couldn't go to Sands on the same day. At that time, it was shown on the Internet that I could not refund or reschedule. I thought about this and definitely lost 363 yuan. I was really touched when I received a call from the Sands service staff and agreed to visit the next day. The venue explained that Mr. Zhang was knowledgeable and detailed. The exhibits were breathtaking. Thanks to Mr. Zhang and Mr. Zhang.

Feeling value for money, I learned that Jinsha Site is a Shangzhou-era site with important historical value, located in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, representing the Tudor of the ancient Shu Kingdom, and has irreplaceable value in archaeology and sociocultural research. Seeing many unearthed cultural relics such as gold, bronze, jade, stone, ivory and lacquer in the ancient times, it shows its status as an important historical and cultural center.