After reading a work, I believe you will have a lot of thoughts. Let us write down your thoughts after watching it and write down your harvest thoughts. So will you write your review? The following is what I compiled for you after visiting the history museum. You are welcome to read it. I hope you will like it. Thoughts after visiting the History Museum 1
I went to Anyang to visit the Yin Ruins History Museum. My thoughts. Yin Ruins is the capital site of my country’s slave society in the late Shang Dynasty. It is located in Xiaotun Village, northwest of Anyang City, Henan Province. It has a history of more than 3,300 years. It is famous both at home and abroad for the large number of oracle bone inscriptions and bronzes unearthed there.
The construction of the Yin Ruins Museum started in March 20xx and was officially opened to the public on September 25. The completion of the museum made up for the shortcoming of the Yin Ruins that no authentic products have been displayed! The entire museum is divided into 5 exhibition halls to show us the Yin Shang culture:
1. Dayi Shang Hall
2. Bronze Hall
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4. Text Hall
5. Personalized Exhibition Hall - Simuwu Ding genuine display!
There are only two restorations in the entire museum, and the rest are genuine!
This time I went to Anyang and saw various unearthed cultural relics in the museum, which broadened my horizons. The ancient cultural heritage with a long history has left precious physical objects for future generations to study and visit
p>The end left us with deep impressions and regrets. First, the Yin Ruins culture has a global influence, and the exquisite Yin and Shang cultural relics have conquered collectors and art lovers from different countries; second, it reminds visitors that These cultural relics from the Yin Ruins that were lost to foreign countries still need to be cherished by the Chinese people. Unfortunately, we only saw the bottom of this exhibit, not the cover. Anyang, stopping at the ancient land of Yinxu, looking at the cultural relics, seemed to touch their pulse and hear their breathing.
I am really proud of my motherland and having such a splendid culture, and I am even more proud to have witnessed it with my own eyes. During this trip to Yin Xu, we gained a lot. When we are in the Yin Xu Museum, we see not only exquisite collections, but also historical dust. We hear not only professional explanations, but also emotional ups and downs. Designers use their unique hearts to understand history and art. As tourists, we hear the call from our ancestors, and the uncontrollable nostalgia for the past comes to our hearts, making us chew on a variety of flavors. After all, the combination of history and art is a unique and amazing thing. At this moment, we feel very close to the mysterious era three thousand years ago. This is the greatest charm of the Yin Xu Museum!
On this trip, I also followed you to once again appreciate the vast charm of Yin Ruins and feel the history of the imperial capital three thousand years ago. Thoughts after visiting the History Museum 2
Today we came to the Anhui Museum, which reminded me of the magnificent picture of the times. I came to this magnificent museum full of excitement. Cultural relics represent the efforts and talents of skilled craftsmen; cultural relics represent the elegance of the ancient people; cultural relics represent the long history of the country. It was her who made me understand the history of our hometown.
Even though their bodies are covered with patina, they cannot hide their majestic momentum. Seeing them made my heart skip a beat and filled me with awe. We visited the Four Treasures of Anhui Study, the Exhibition of the History of Civilization in Anhui, Treasures from the Jianghuai River, and Ancient Buildings in Huizhou. These all gave me a great shock.
The display of the history of Anhui politeness reflects the development of Anhui politeness, and these ancient cultural relics reflect the history of various periods in ancient China, and they also represent the fine traditions of ancient culture. The display of "Anhui Cultural History" is composed of "Bronze Ritual and Music Yi Chu Huazhang", "Canal Access to Qing Celebrities", "Zhongdu Foundation for World Hui Merchants" and other parts. It constitutes the long history of Anhui.
It made me understand the superb skills of those skilled craftsmen. But even the superb skills are not passed down well. It allowed me to see the inner essence and feel its majestic momentum. It was as if I were dealing with an ancient king. It represents the cultural heritage of Anhui.
After visiting and understanding the historical stories one by one, I felt confused and listened with gusto. These cultural relics were placed safely in the museum by brave cultural and museum workers who went through untold hardships. They are great heroes. They have endured many grievances and hardships in order to prevent the national treasure from being destroyed. However, they did not complain at all and continued to contribute selflessly with meager wages.
Every cultural relic records a story. I can see the patina of vicissitudes of life in them, but it cannot conceal the majesty of the king who dominates the world, and is the crystallization of the painstaking efforts of some creators. Jade articles are crystal clear and warm; calligraphy and painting have a distant artistic conception; ancient swords gallop on the battlefield. When I left the museum, I couldn't help but sigh what a great building this is and how much I gained from this trip.
Reflections after visiting the History Museum 3
The Zhejiang Provincial History Museum was founded in 1929, formerly known as the "Zhejiang Provincial West Lake Museum". It is the largest comprehensive collection, display, and research in Zhejiang Province. The Museum of Humanities and Sciences has a collection of more than 100,000 cultural relics, including pottery, lacquerware, woodware, boneware and ivory products from the Hemudu Culture, jades and silk fabrics from the Liangzhu Culture; bronzes from the Yue Kingdom, Yue Kiln, Longquan Kiln, and Southern Song Dynasty Official Kiln The celadon from the kiln entrance, Kuaiji bronze mirrors and Huzhou bronze mirrors, as well as the works of calligraphers and painters from Zhejiang in the Ming and Qing dynasties are all well-known cultural treasures.
Part of the old site of Zhejiang Provincial Museum is Wenlan Pavilion, a famous library in Jiangnan. In 1993, the renovation and expansion project of the Zhejiang Provincial Museum was completed. The new museum covers an area of ??20,400 square meters. There are several venues in the museum, namely the Historical Relics Museum, the Celadon Museum, the Painting and Calligraphy Museum, the Coin Museum, the Crafts Museum, the Gifts Museum, and the Lu Xiaguang Museum. There are ten exhibition halls including the Art Museum, Chang Shuhong Art Museum, Ming and Qing Furniture Museum, and Boutique Museum. The museum building is a combination of single buildings and corridors rich in Jiangnan regional characteristics, forming a unique pattern of "a pavilion in a garden, a garden in a pavilion". The pavilions and pavilions are connected by long corridors, nestled among the lakes and mountains, becoming a Paradise Hangzhou is a dazzling new cultural attraction.
The Zhejiang Provincial Museum was formerly known as the West Lake Museum. In 1931, it was renamed the Zhejiang Provincial West Lake Museum. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was renamed the Zhejiang Provincial Museum. The museum originally had two major business departments: history, culture and natural science. In 1980, the cultural relics group of the Ministry of History was separated to establish the Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology; in 1984, the Department of Natural Sciences was separated to establish the Zhejiang Provincial Museum of Natural History.
The Zhejiang Provincial Museum is the largest comprehensive humanities museum in Zhejiang Province that integrates collection, display, and research. Relevant data shows that the museum has more than 100,000 cultural relics in its collection, including 158 first-class items. The collection includes artificially cultivated rice and lacquer bowls from the Hemudu Culture of the Neolithic Age; silk pieces and linen from the Liangzhu Culture; various bronze weapons, bronze farm tools, printed pottery and primitive porcelain from the Yue State during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period; various items from the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty; A number of specimens from the celadon kiln series; there are also many ancient and modern calligraphy and paintings. Soon we finished the visit and went home.