Hebi Museum

Came to the museum, studied, saw a lot of precious exhibitions. There are many ancient coins that can't be found anywhere else. It feels very meaningful! Like the museum! !

Hebi Museum was founded on March 20, 1976, and the new museum moved to the intersection of Huaxia South Road and Xiangjiang Road in Qibin District in 2004. It is a comprehensive museum integrating exhibitions, collections, scientific research and social education. The building area is 18,400 square meters, of which the museum exhibition hall area is 8,300 square meters, officially opened to the public in January 2005 and was rated as a national second-level museum by the State Administration of Cultural Relics in May 2009. The total number of cultural relics in the collection is more than 50,000 pieces, including porcelain and pottery, etc.

I want to go to Hebi Museum today! I am the university. I was fine last Sunday. I want to go to Hebi City Museum to see it. As a result, ... Renovated. Now I don’t know if it’s been repaired for a long time.

Hebi Museum was founded on March 20, 1976, and the new museum was moved to No. 12 Xiangjiang Road, Qibin District in 2004. It is a comprehensive museum integrating exhibitions, collections, scientific research and social education. The construction area of 18,400 square meters, of which the exhibition hall area is 9,000 square meters, was officially opened to the public in January 2005 and was named a national second-level museum by the State Administration of Cultural Relics in May 2009. The total number of cultural relics in the museum is more than 50,000, including porcelain, pottery, iron, copper, jade, coins, calligraphy and painting, fossils, bronze mirrors, stoneware, silverware, mussels, woodware and other 13 categories.

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Hebi Museum has an exhibition hall area of 9,000 square meters; The museum has more than 50,000 cultural relics in total, including porcelain, pottery, iron, copper, jade, coins, ancient calligraphy and painting, fossils, copper mirrors, stone carvings, silverware, mussels, wood and other 13 categories, of which more than 1,600 precious cultural relics, the most distinctive of Hebi kiln ceramics over the past generations.

Hebi Museum is a national second-level museum. The total number of cultural relics in the museum has more than 50,000 pieces, including porcelain, pottery, iron, copper, jade, coins, calligraphy and painting, fossils, bronze mirrors, stoneware, silverware, mussels, woodware and other 13 categories.

Local comprehensive museum. The collection is colorful and has local characteristics. The exhibition is scientific and reasonable, and the explanation is in place. To Hebi City, the museum must go to visit and learn.