Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Review

One of the most beautiful Natural History Museum. There are a lot to see.

Running to the Smithsonian's Asian Museum, I happened to see the Wumen Painting School that I had always wanted to see. The "Chibi Fu" and "Martyrdom" written by Wen Zhengming are here. The bottom floor is the choir singing. The open atrium has sunlight and pools flowing. The sun is strong. The water waves are gentle, covered with white clouds, and this is what we call the light of humanism.

The Smithsonian Museum in the United States is the largest national museum in the United States, many of these museums are set up in the capital, Washington, most are free, and the exhibitions are constantly replaced, so there are often new things to see.

They have a very big collection of artifacts and exhibits. I particularly liked how they organized the exhibits. it gives you an easier way navigating and enjoying.

The museum's night of horror is the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, which opened in 1910 and was the first to be added to the museum's list when it searched for local travel guides in DC. Entering the museum, the first sight is the African elephant under the central dome. As a loyal fan of the movie, the mood can be said to be super excited. This African elephant is also one of the most important specimens in the museum.