Fuyang Museum

The Xiangyang Museum was founded in 1958 and is a comprehensive historical museum at the local and municipal level established earlier in China. In September 2018, the Chinese Museum Association decided to agree that the Xiangyang Museum is a national second-level museum. The museum is located at No. 339 Qinghe East Road, Xiangzhou District, Xiangyang City, Anhui Province, covering an area of 10,000 square meters, and the main building has a construction area of more than 3,000 square meters, and the average annual audience of more than 100,000 visitors. As of 2018, the Liyang Museum has collected 10,000 pieces, 2,580 sets of precious cultural relics, of which 47 sets of national-level cultural relics, 230 sets of second-level cultural relics, and 2303 sets of third-level cultural relics. The main characteristics of the collection are mainly local historical relics, and the categories are relatively complete. It can be divided into more than a dozen categories such as paleontological fossils, bronzeware, ceramics, bamboo, jade, calligraphy and painting. The Liyang City Museum is a historical museum worth visiting.

It is anciently called "Ganzhou", "Gan Yin", "Shunchang". The museum here is one of the few national-level second-level museums in northern Ganbei. A number of national treasure-level bronzeware such as the Shang Dynasty Dragon Tiger Zun have been unearthed here; it has a reputation comparable to the West Lake of Hangzhou West Lake; Today is the largest city of the population of the land (and the only city with more than tens of millions of people); there is the largest grouping station on the Beijing-Jiulong Line, Xiangyang Station, and one of the few rice-shaped high-speed rail hubs in the country. This time familiar "the first dam of the Huaihe River" Wangjiaba and Yingshang, the Mengwa flood storage area between the two counties in southern Fujian is in the jurisdiction of this area.

Anhui Provincial Xiangyang Museum was founded in 1958 in the Great Leap Forward, is a comprehensive historical museum at the local and municipal level established earlier in China. There are many precious cultural relics, the main characteristics of the collection here are local historical cultural relics, the category is relatively complete, can be divided into paleontological fossils, bronze, ceramics, bamboo, jade, calligraphy painting and more than a dozen categories. It is very educational and historical significance.

To understand a city, go to her museum, the new management of the Xiangyang Museum, the building is very distinctive

The Xiangyang Museum is located at No. 339 Qinghe East Road, Xiangzhou District, Xiangyang City, Anhui Province. The new museum of Xiangyang City is located on the northeast side of Shuangqingwan Park, Chengnan New District. The museum was founded in 1958, covering an area of 10,000 square meters, the main building area of more than 3,000 square meters, is a comprehensive historical museum at the ground and municipal level, and a national second-level museum, which receives more than 100,000 visitors annually. The Poyang Museum collections 12.5 10,000 pieces, 2,580 sets of precious cultural relics, of which 47 sets of national-level cultural relics, 230 sets of second-level cultural relics, and 2303 sets of third-level cultural relics. The main characteristics of the collection are mainly local historical relics, and the categories are relatively complete, which can be divided into more than a dozen categories such as paleontological fossils, bronzeware, ceramics, bamboo, jade, calligraphy and painting.

A museum in Fuyang City, northern Anhui Province.

The Poyang Museum collections 12.5 10,000 pieces, 2,580 sets of precious cultural relics, of which 47 sets of national-level cultural relics, 230 sets of second-level cultural relics, and 2303 sets of third-level cultural relics. The main characteristics of the collection are mainly local historical relics, and the categories are relatively complete, which can be divided into more than a dozen categories such as paleontological fossils, bronzeware, ceramics, bamboo, jade, calligraphy and painting.