Luoyang Minsu Museum

Luoyang Folk Museum is located at the south end of Xinjie, Luoyang City. It is a special museum in China. It is built on the basis of the ancient building complex of Heze Assembly Hall, a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. Heze Assembly Hall, also known as Guandi Temple, was built for Qing Qianlong nine years (1744). The existing dance building, bell and drum tower, dressing room, corridor room, main hall, back hall, and matching hall are a group of ancient buildings with strict structure and unique style. It was built as the Yuxi Museum in 1981, and changed to Luoyang Folk Museum in 1987. In September 2018, after the museum self-assessment declaration, the provincial museum industry organization evaluation, the National Museum Evaluation Committee organized expert review, and reported to the State Administration of Cultural Relics for the record, the China Museum Association decided to agree to Luoyang Folk Museum as the third batch of national second-level museums.

🏯 Luoyang Folk Museum 🏯 (Heze Assembly Hall), located at the south end of Laochengguan New Street, Luoyang City, commonly known as the East Assembly Hall. Founded in Qing Qianlong in 1744, it was built by merchants in Shanxi's Luo'anfu and Zezhoufu. It was a gathering place for people who were merchants in Luoyang at that time, and the two houses of Luo'anfu and Zezhoufu (now Changzhi and Jincheng). ⛩ Luoyang Folk Museum ⛩ is a national second-level museum and the largest folk museum in Henan Province.

It is also open at night, so it is really a special approachable person. It is also a dimly lit ancient city of Luoyang outside. It is pleasing to come and enjoy the wealth. It is not to be missed if you like to study coins. Although there are not many rare products, it is in a large number.

My favorite thing about boyhood is the museum. Luoyang Folk Museum is very suitable for a person to walk around slowly. The museum displays a lot of folk art, exquisite and rich in the atmosphere of the times. Luoyang Folk Museum is located at the south end of Luoyang New Street. It is a special museum that promotes Heluo culture and displays folk customs. It is formed on the basis of the Heze Assembly Hall of the ancient building complex. Heze Hall, also known as Guandi Temple, was built for Qing Qianlong nine years (1744). The existing dance building, bell and drum tower, dressing room, corridor room, main hall, back hall, and matching hall are a group of ancient buildings with strict structure and unique style. It was built as the Yuxi Museum in 1981, and was changed to Luoyang Folk Museum in 1987. It will be opened to the public the following year. Opening hours Tuesday to Sunday Summer 8:30 am: ~ 12:00 pm 13:00—17:30 Winter morning 8:30—12:00 13:00—17:00 Location: Free tickets for the Jiudu East Road intersection of Xinjie, Luoyang City, total 1,897 pieces of the collection. Four pieces of first-class products, including Ming Dynasty III Buddha, clip gold craft, high 3.5 meters, beautiful shape, exquisite craftsmanship; Qing Dynasty wooden tower, golden teak wood, high 6 meters, eight-sided three-level heavy teak. Image 304 Zun, with high artistic value. The embroidery hall mainly displays various embroidery products such as cloud shoulder, xia shawl, luo skirt, sachet, waist bag, clothing, gifts and other embroidery products in the end of Qing Dynasty and early Minzhu. The folk art hall displays wood carvings, bamboo carvings, feathers, inlaid, shadow shadows, face-plastics, paper cuttings, annual paintings, etc., of which the number of traditional drama story wood carvings reaches 120, and the number of shadow shadows reaches 213; The Letter Hall is a restoration display, the large Buddha in the center of the exhibition room, for the third Buddha treasures, the front side is the golden teak tower, and the supply of Qing Dynasty; the wedding hall is the restoration display of Luoyang middle family wedding scene at the end of Qing Dynasty, divided into suona band, worship hall, cave room three parts, color plastic characters 23; The suu-chee hall has suu-ping, congratulations, suu-chee furniture, etc., of which the suu-chee was made during the Qianlong years, high 3.34 meters, and wide 7 meters. The wedding hall displays the scene of marriage and cave furnishings of the Qing Dynasty. The shy bride, the thick groom, and the smiling face, the nymph, recreated a huge and grand worship scene. The cave was antique, with a dazzling quilt and embroidered pillow, and a folk musician holding various musical instruments on one side. There were very few tourists on the day I went. A person saw this marriage scene, some gloomy horror, really some fear.

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