National Arts and Crafts Museum (Zhongguo Gongyi Meishuguan)

Recently I went to the China Arts and Crafts Museum, and many exhibits inside shocked me. Bamboo silk fans, spring tides... are very beautiful! Especially after listening to the explanation of the teacher, I found that the charm of Chinese craftsmanship is exquisite. I will introduce the process of each craft in detail, and I can learn a lot of knowledge and reap a lot of [happy]

There are not many people, the exhibits are exquisite, it is worth visiting. I also bought an explanation on Trip.com, and the explainer explained it in detail and the service was very good, which benefited a lot. I also made handmade intangibles with the children, and the homemade small jade pei is very commemorative.

Today, I took my children to visit the Gongmei Pavilion. The location is excellent. You can see the building of the Gongmei Pavilion when you exit the station. The scenery along the way is also good. You can see the Olympic Tower. The 1st floor is a exhibition. There is a cafe and fast food ice cream. Can be stamped. The exhibition can always give visual surprises. Book a free visit in advance. The exhibition hall worth visiting is worthy of being called the National Arts and Crafts Museum. Like 👍🏻

Very worth visiting. And there must be explanations to enjoy these artworks at a deeper level. A not-so-good experience is that many people who don't buy explanations will come and listen, and they are also crowded in front of the line of sight. The ancient legal jade in the package I bought was all attended by children. I smashed countless materials in the basket. I consciously felt that I was the best performer.

This is a good course to understand the history of Chinese jade. The course has the origin of jade and ancient law carving. The children are very serious and very happy to do it.

I brought my children to the Arts and Crafts Museum on the weekend, only to know that it was originally a museum. I bought a package of ancient legal jade at the service desk. The process is to listen to the exhibition hall first, and then to carve the jade card. The child likes it very much, the experience is strong, and the interaction of the teacher is just right. Time has to leave, continue to experience next time!

China Arts and Crafts Museum, the exhibition focuses on Chinese crafts and non-legacy skills. Various stone carvings, wood carvings, jade carvings, shell carvings, lacquerware, four embroidery products in the country. In the museum, the explanation was made, the interpreter was professional, and the cultural relics were introduced. The harvest was full for more than an hour. After the visit, the intention was still not enough. The large objects in the museum, the small play pieces are or wonderful, or magnificent, or can be encountered, or exquisite and small. The clever work is really not empty.

The interpreters of the China Arts and Crafts Museum have performed very well in reflecting the non-legacy process and understanding of Chinese traditional culture. They have studied and understood the non-legacy process in depth and have rich theoretical knowledge. In passing the information, it shows a deep understanding of Chinese traditional culture, and can vividly show the uniqueness of the non-legacy craft to the visitors in vivid language and concrete examples. Their explanation fully reflects the respect and enthusiasm for traditional craftsmanship, which makes it easier for me to understand and appreciate the rich connotation of China's intangible cultural heritage.