Is there really a Grand Duke Museum in Laiwu? Are there any local people who can give you some advice?

Shandong Laiwu Dagong Museum is one of the four national private museums approved by National Cultural Heritage Administration and Shandong Provincial Department of Culture. It is located on the second floor of the Exhibition Center in Laiwu City, Shandong Province, China. Sun Shouye, the curator of this museum, who is known as the "first person in folk collection", has been collecting and sorting out for more than 20 years. The collection of cultural relics includes not only ancient porcelain, jade, bronze and pottery, but also calligraphy and painting, rare books of ancient books and other miscellaneous items. There are more than 50,000 pieces of * * *, which were appraised by experts in the Palace Museum in May 2008, with a total value of 65.438+67.3 million yuan.

Laiwu City, Shandong Province is located in the ancient battlefield of Qilu, with rich cultural relics and historic sites. The collection of Dagong Museum includes not only porcelain, jade and precious ancient books of Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, but also modern celebrity calligraphy and painting and cultural revolution porcelain. The collection includes the earliest stone tools and pottery used by Laiwu ancestors in Wenyang site during Dawenkou culture period, and bronzes in Tongyedian site, such as bronze ge and bronze sword, among which the most special one is the only "bronze cash cow" used by Laiwu people in ancient China.

In addition to the works collected by celebrities and collectors, the collections of the Dagong Museum in Laiwu City are mostly from folk and archaeology, which mainly reflect the historical evolution and cultural background of Laiwu. China ancient porcelain expert, porcelain restoration expert Wang, disciple painter Li Chunzao, painter Lu and other famous experts in the Palace Museum identified hundreds of national-level antique paintings and calligraphy, including many masterpieces by masters such as,,, Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong and Zhang Daqian.

In addition to the above-mentioned cultural relics, Laiwu Dagong Museum also has two rich mines worth 300 million yuan-Tongshan Copper Mine and Zuo Hu Jiazhuang Mine, and a Xinyuan office building with a present value of more than 42 million yuan.

As early as in the report of the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, "actively developing cultural undertakings and cultural industries" was put forward, and the Guangdong provincial government has long regarded "building a cultural province in Guangdong" as a strategic goal. Shenzhen is the most important city for reform and opening up. In order to fully explore the museum's rich cultural relics and their spiritual connotations, and make full use of social resources, Dagong Museum has set up a cultural exchange window in Shenzhen, trying to explore new ways of "combining culture with economy", "combining material civilization with spiritual civilization" and "combining north and south cultures with ancient and modern cultures", so as to promote the development of folk collections, museums and other undertakings and build the largest platform for folk collections exchange in China.