Warriors and Horses Marshal Mansion

Dali State Museum is located on the south side of the net red bridge - Xingsheng Bridge, covering an area of more than 50 acres, the environment inside is very good, Bai architecture, small bridges and flowing water, two in and two in the wall, well managed! Entering the museum, first is the historical development process of Dali, and then bronze, pottery, ethnic costumes, farming culture, Nanxun history, etc., there are a total of 11 exhibition halls, but some exhibition halls are still being arranged, this time there are Honghezhou tinware, pottery exhibition, It is still very rich to understand the changes of Dali from this museum! When you arrive in Dali, you can't just look at the history of this place. The museum is the most cost-effective place.

Dali City Museum, located in the former site of Du Wenxiu Shuaifu, opposite the military district square in the heart of the ancient city. The museum's building itself was built in the Ming Dynasty as a branch of the West Road Department, and Qing Kangxi was built as Yunnan's governor in three years (1663). In Xianfeng six years (1856), after Du Wenxiu led the peasant rebels to seize the Dali Mansion, the Marshal's Mansion was set up in the Admiralty's Mansion, and Du Wenxiu was elected as "President Terracotta Warriors and Horses Grand Marshal". A Tucheng was built around the Shuai Mansion, and here became the Presidential Terracotta Warriors and Horses Grand Marshal's Mansion.

The ancient city of Dali has a former site of the presidential terracotta warriors and horses. Starting from the gate of the Qing Dynasty, this is one of the few Qing Dynasty buildings preserved to date in the Marshal's Mansion. This is a single-story mountain top building with a strong Qing Dynasty style, especially the colorful displays of the Qing Dynasty painted Charming. After passing the gate of the Qing Dynasty, you can see a second door rebuilt in 1988. Compared with the Central Plains-style gate, the second door has a few more characteristics of Dali Bai architecture. The whole building is a bit similar to the wall in Bai houses. Because of the large number of marble heads, the second door of construction materials also selected Dali local stones, which is a good proof of the folk saying "Dali has three treasures, stone walls do not fall". After the second door, it is the lobby and the back hall, which is now used by the Dali City Museum. The entire Dali City Museum contains several exhibition halls of historical relics, Buddhist art, Yunnan Governor Du Wenxiu Uprising, ancient calligraphy and painting art, Tao Yu art, and other historical relics, Buddhist art and Tao Yu art, and is also the most precious exhibition halls of Dali Museum cultural relics. Although most of the cultural relics unearthed in Dali are concentrated in Dali State Museum and Yunnan Provincial Museum, the historical relics of Dali City Museum in the ancient city of Dali are not too many, but through the information and some fragmented cultural relics, we still appreciate the deep heritage of Dali. Especially the accumulation of Nanxun and Dali. The Buddhist exhibition hall mainly displays the cultural relics unearthed in the ancient towers in Dali, interpreting the territory of Dali's once wonderful Buddha country, especially the Dapeng Golden Winged Bird and Ayu Ye Guanyin statues unearthed in the Qianxun Tower in the three towers are the most memorable in Yunnan Province. The cultural relics of the classics, unfortunately, the real products are now hidden in the Yunnan Provincial Museum in Kunming. If you want to feel a more quaint atmosphere, you may as well go to Yunbo to visit. The cultural relics that let us stop in the Dali Museum are the Tao Temples of the Ming Dynasty. The Tao Temples unearthed from these ancient tombs of the Ming Dynasty are displayed on the second floor. Among the hall. The Dali Museum is not rich in cultural relics, but it is also praised by the unique cultural relics unearthed in the Ming Dynasty tombs. During the trip to Dali, in addition to Cangshan Mountain, you may wish to come here to visit. Address 111 Fuxing Road, Dali Ancient City, west of Wuhua Building and South Gate.

Fuxing Road Pedestrian Street in Dali Ancient City is a pedestrian street with local characteristics. The goods here are dazzling. They mainly operate tie-dye clothing, Heqing silver jewelry, marble crafts, Myanmar jade, Pu'er tea, fruit and oysters. Don't miss this street when you come here. Some items with commemorative value can be purchased here. The streets on both sides of the street are deep, with a clear blue tile roof, simple and chic, the cherry blossoms of the year and the annual International Orchid Cafe Expo is the biggest highlight of Fuxing Road. Every time this season, the traffic is very large. Follow Fuxing Road north to south, pass the Wuhua Building, on the right side of the street there is a tall gate building, hanging the presidential Terracotta Warriors and Horses Grand Marshal's Mansion, this is the current Dali City Museum, is also Dali's famous Marshal's Mansion, Du Wenxiu Shuai Mansion. This yard is the seat of the local ethnic autonomous regime established by Du Wenxiu, the leader of the Yunnan Hui Muslim uprising during the Xianfeng and Tongzhi years in the Qing Dynasty. Du Wenxiu (1827-1872) is Yunhuan, a man from Jinji Village, Yongchangfuzhi (now Baoshan City), Yunnan Province, who is familiar with Islamic classics. Daoguang 25 years (1845) Yongchang Han landlord group practice "Xiangshihui" colluded with the official government to kill the Hui people, Du Yuguang 27 years (1847) on behalf of the Hui people to Beijing to sue, no results. Xianfeng six years (1856) Lin'an (now Jianshui County) Han squire usurped the Hui people's silver mine, burned the Hui people's villages, Yunnan patrol secretly ordered all places to "group to kill", stirring up the Hui people everywhere. Du in Menghua (now Lushan) united the people of Han, Yuan, Bai and other ethnic groups in the uprising, captured Dali, established a government, and was pushed as "President Terracotta Warriors and Horses Grand Marshal". In 1869, Du Wenxiu's army turned into a loss. In 1872, Du Wenxiu died in Dali City after taking poison and committing suicide. In August of the Qingxianfeng six years (1856), Du Wenxiu rebels captured the ancient city of Dali, and promoted Du Wenxiu as "President Terracotta Warriors and Horses", established the Dali regime, changed the original Dali Admiral's Mansion to the Shuai Mansion, and built a new earth city around it, known as the Forbidden City. The gate of the Shuaifu Mansion, part of the Forbidden City, the gate of the Shuaifu Inner Hall, the Baihu Hall and the two sides of the van and other buildings are still in existence. After the defeat of the uprising, Governor Yungui Yuying has rebuilt the Shuai Mansion. After the maintenance in 1988, it was opened as the Dali City Museum. "The largest house in the ancient city of Dali, the most breathtaking history". The Grand Marshal's Mansion truly records a historical event of heroic resistance to Qing Dynasty by the people of western Yunnan under the leadership of Hui Du Wenxiu.

Dali Museum was established in 1986, is the collection, research and display of cultural relics in Dali, is a local comprehensive museum. The entire Dali City Museum contains several exhibition halls such as historical relics, Buddhist art, Yunnan Governor Du, Wenxiu Uprising, ancient calligraphy and painting art, Tao Yu art, etc. My personal favorite is historical relics, Buddhist art and Tao Yu art. It is also the most precious exhibition halls of Dali Museum cultural relics. Although most of the cultural relics unearthed in Dali are concentrated in Dali State Museum and Yunnan Provincial Museum, the historical relics of Dali City Museum in the ancient city of Dali are not too many, but through the information and some fragmented cultural relics, I still appreciate the deep heritage of Dali. Especially the cultural relics of the Nanxun and Dali countries in the period of the country surprised me.