Lvshun Museum Review

On the 47th day of the poor tour of China, in the morning, Dalian Lushun Guandong Command was the former site of the Guandong Command of the Lushun Museum. The former site of the Guandong Command of the Lushun Museum was a European-style building that had lasted for hundreds of years. From April 1919 to September 18, 1931, 9 Guandong Command officers entered the building. The "98th September" incident that shocked China and foreign countries was planned here. The first photo of the Soviet Friendship Memorial Tower is behind the former site of the Guandong Army Command. It is currently closed for renovation and cannot be entered today. As we all know, there is Lushun first, and then Dalian! After Japan occupied Lushun, a European-style building was built in 1917, and now it is the main museum of Lushun Museum. The layout and decoration still retain the style of the time. In 2000, a branch next to it was built to display unearthed cultural relics on the Liaodong Peninsula. Unfortunately, the main museum is still closed for renovation. Today I only went to the branch next to it, but the exterior has photos and they are all very beautiful buildings. The whole visit of the branch took more than an hour and two floors. There are many people who come to visit, and there is a lot of traffic.

Lvshun Museum is located in the Sungou Scenic Area, Lvshunkou District, Dalian City, and is merged with the original Lvshun Zoo, Lvshun Botanical Garden and Lvshun Museum. The Lushun Museum was founded in 1917 as a historical and artistic museum in Dalian, formerly known as the "Guandong Dudu Mansion Manmeng Property Museum". It has been changed its name many times since. In 1945, it was taken over by the Soviet Union and the museum was named "Lushun Oriental Culture Museum". In early 1951, the Soviet side handed over the museum to the Chinese government and restored the name of the "Lushun Museum". Lushun Museum is an excellent modern building in the country, with nearly 100,000 pieces in the collection, and a considerable number of first- and second-level collections, including bronzeware, Xinjiang cultural relics, calligraphy and painting, and ceramics. In particular, there are a rare collection of foreign cultural relics, of which the Indian Vendra stone artwork is the only collection in China. The museum has bronze crafts, Korean, Japanese porcelain, Japanese paintings, foreign stamps and Dalian local cultural relics (Dalian ancient civilization) exhibition hall.

The Lushun Museum is located at 42 Lenin Street, Lushunkou District, Dalian. It was built in 1917 and is now a national-level museum. The museum has more than 60,000 cultural relics in its collection, of which more than 200 cultural relics are from the first-level. The exhibits include cultural relics from the Stone Age, Bronze Age and the Suijin Age.

There are a lot of things, the main museum and the sub-house are worth seeing

Lvshun Museum is located in Dalian Lvshunkou Sungou Scenic Area. The old museum has a history of 100 years. It was the earliest property display during the Japanese colonial rule. It is a national key cultural relics protection building. The museum has a rich collection of cultural relics. It is a place to check in at Lvshunkou.