Ancient Sichuan - Qin, Han, and Three Kingdoms Period Exhibition

Sichuan Museum 'Ancient Sichuan - Qin, Han, and Three Kingdoms Period Exhibition' In 316 BC, Qin conquered Bashu and ruled the region for 110 years. This gave Qin a vast and resource-rich base, laying a solid foundation for Emperor Qin Shi Huang to unify the six states. Qin's flexible policies and far-reaching influence in the Bashu region, as well as its significant achievements in water conservancy construction. At the end of Qin, the righteous army rose. In the first year of the second emperor of Qin (209 BC), Liu Bang rose up in Pei and was named King of Han. The Bashu region made a significant contribution to the establishment and early stable development of the Han Dynasty. In the process of Emperor Wu of Han 'opening up the Southwest Yi', the Bashu region played an important role in stabilizing the southwest. The Eastern Han Dynasty saw great development, and the 'Country of Heaven's Blessing' centered on the Chengdu Plain was basically established, which was recognized by later generations. During this stage, the Bashu region led the country in various fields such as handicrafts represented by Shu brocade, well salt, lacquerware, as well as education and literature. The Shu Han regime of the Three Kingdoms period, with the Bashu region at its core, occupies an important position in our country's historical culture. The Qin, Han, and Three Kingdoms period was a glorious era in our country's history, and the Bashu region was even more prosperous during this stage. The rich 'Country of Heaven's Blessing', the comfortable life, established the optimistic and positive attitude of the Bashu people during this stage, which continues to this day.