Sichuan University Museum

It is a national first-class museum with a total construction area of 15,000 square meters. The exhibition hall is divided into 4 floors with an exhibition area of 7,000 square meters. It is a comprehensive museum for domestic higher education institutions.

There is a panda post office in the Sichuan University Museum where you can collect stamps for free. There are also stamp collection books and panda-related cultural and creative products. [Scenery] Baby pandas [Fun] Cultural and creative products [Cost-effective] High!

I was lucky to meet Mr. Jiang Zhicheng explaining the art exhibition~ The paintings and calligraphy will be replaced on weekends. Today's exhibition requires a year of cultivation. I don't know if I will have the chance to see it again next time~ The beautiful lady in charge of explaining the first and second floors is also very good, great~

Open the Sichuan University Museum again, which is very close to Wangjianglou Park.

It is worth visiting. The museum has a rich collection of cultural relics, including cultural relics from Chengdu, Sichuan Province and ethnic minorities in western Sichuan, which are of great value. It truly displays the folk customs of the southwest region, allowing people to walk into the past era... There are few visitors and the experience is very good It is highly participatory and a place to increase knowledge👍👍👍

The museum is free, but the number of visitors in the morning and afternoon is certain, and they will stop when they are finished. After entering Daqianguan, there are volunteer lecturers who speak very well without spending money. They systematically explain Master Zhang's life and works. Large-scale narrative paintings and Buddhist portraits are quite shocking. After reading the Daqian Museum, it is suggested to visit the Han Dynasty Ceramic Stone Art Museum, Arts and Crafts Museum and Bronze Museum. Note: The museum needs 3-4 hours

The Museum of Natural History of Sichuan University held the "Portrait of Nature - Chinese and Foreign Natural History Painting Art Exhibition" from May 22 to August 8, 2025. The exhibition is divided into five units: "Civilization Construction", "Hand-painted Nature", "Carpenter's Table", "Carving Copper into Spectrum", "Grinding Stone Like a Desk" and "New Style of China" to display "Natural History Painting". People all over the world have always retained the tradition of drawing nature, which is a way of recording natural characteristics developed by humans in the process of interacting with nature. By carefully observing and recording nature, and then drawing its shape, we can grasp the characteristics of nature more accurately than abstract language descriptions, and this behavior itself is also a natural history practice. Those images that can accurately present natural characteristics are called "natural history paintings". Natural history paintings have shown a variety of appearances in historical development. Whether it is early hand-painted graffiti or modern scientific drawings, they all show the painter's observation and understanding of the significant appearance characteristics of natural objects. This exhibition displays various natural history paintings from all over the world, throughout the ages, from early human presentations of the natural world in the early days of civilization to long-standing hand-drawn drawings, from various prints after the development of printing to various Chinese products depicted by Chinese painters in the new era. While appreciating art and learning natural history knowledge, viewers can appreciate the technological and cultural changes in human depictions of nature.

Sichuan University Museum has renovated a new building. From today to August 10, it is in the trial operation stage. The opening hours are: 9:00~17:00, and admission stops at 16:30. Sichuan University Museum was formerly the West China Union University Museum. It was founded in 1914 and is the first comprehensive university museum in China. A century-old museum, a century-old treasure. Relying on the development of disciplines, the museum brings together the essence of nature and humanities. The collection of cultural relics covers 32 categories, including more than 80,000 humanities cultural relics, more than 140,000 animal specimens, and more than 840,000 plant specimens. Join hands with the city to serve the public. The new museum has a total exhibition area of ​​more than 10,000 square meters, which will better serve teaching, scientific research, and the cultural and leisure needs of the public.