Yichun Museum

Yichun Museum has two floors in total. I personally feel that I can still go and see it. Although there are not many things in the museum, it is also very elegant. You can understand the history and humanities of Yichun, and some exhibits are also very exquisite.

Yichun Museum ――~ is the interpreter of Yichun Museum 0001!~ will tell you about the past and present lives of cultural relics. Open at 9 am, and enter the museum at 08:59, of course, become the first distinguished visitor! The content is quite rich, but unfortunately there are too few boutique cultural relics, and the brand new environment is of course good.

Yichun Museum is a national second-level museum located on the east side of Yichun administrative center "window of culture" to the south. It covers an area of 2112 square meters, with a construction area of 11400 square meters. The main types are porcelain, pottery, bronze, iron, miscellaneous pieces and revolutionary cultural relics. The museum design is five floors, one basement and four floors above ground.

Free, free, free, important things say three times, but remember to bring your ID card, no certificate can not get the ticket, and the door is closed early about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, I want to pay attention to the time, very good, it is very beautiful outside. There are three layers inside and lots of stuff, and lots of realistic waxworks.

It is worth a visit, seeing a lot of the characteristics and culture of the ancient Yichun before, it is very sensational

New Year's Day holiday, few visitors. At the door, you can exchange your ID card for tickets. From the first floor, you can visit in order. The tombs, porcelain, folk customs, and natural vegetation are quite rich in content.

The museum is close to the city government, the square in front of the door is open and the main entrance is a bronze scroll that will describe the history of Yichun's development one by one. Free to visit, but registration is required with ID card. There are three floors in the museum, and there are several exhibition halls on each floor. The theme is distinctive, and the display and comments are quite clear. The Zen Culture Exhibition Hall on the second floor is quite good, and several places are three-dimensional micro-displays.