Zhong Shan Guowangling Wenwu Exhibition Hall

Two kilometers west of the capital of Zhongshan State is the mausoleum of the king and queen of Zhongshan. From 1974 to 1979, archaeologists excavated the mausoleum of the king and the capital of Zhongshan State, unearthing more than 19,000 precious cultural relics. The number is huge and the items are exquisite. Among them, the "Zhaoyutu" copper plate is the earliest proportional architectural plan map discovered in the world; the silver-inlaid double-winged mythical beast with a vigorous shape and strong momentum is the image of the legendary wind god Feilian; fifteen-linked copper lamps, tigers devouring deer and many other interesting and rare precious cultural relics have been exhibited in more than ten countries including the United States, Japan, Germany, Canada, etc., causing a huge sensation and showing the ancient and exquisite art of the Chinese nation to the world.

The ruins of the capital of Zhongshan State were listed by the state as a key scientific research project of the Sixth Five-Year Plan and a key national cultural relic protection unit. The Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall of the King's Tomb of Zhongshan State in the Warring States Period, located on the north side of the King's Tomb of Zhongshan, displays the unearthed cultural relics and excavation conditions of the time with rich cultural relics, pictures, film and television materials, documents, books and other materials, and presents this ancient and mysterious country to the world. The King's Tomb is backed by Dongling Mountain and Xiling Mountain to the north. The corners of the mountain are Wanshou Zen Temple and Pagoda Forest, the top of the mountain is Shifo Cave, and the top of the mountain is Wangjing Pavilion. You can see the overlapping peaks of Taihang Mountain to the west, the vastness of Jidong to the east, and a bird's eye view of Shijiazhuang City. More than 20 kilometers away from the King's Tomb Exhibition Hall is the hot spring resort area, to the west is Tiangui Mountain, and to the north is the revolutionary holy land Xibaipo.