Qingzhou Museum is a comprehensive geography museum. Established in 1959, 1984, newly built in different places. Its cultural relics collection is rich and precious, ranking among the best in the same level museums in China. The museum covers an area of 39 mu, with a building area of 6,543,800 square meters. The overall design is a classical national architectural complex. The exhibition hall has a single eaves and double eaves, surrounded by arms and corridors. The halls and corridors are covered with golden glazed tiles, with high eaves and high teeth, resplendent and magnificent, showing rich traditional characteristics and historical atmosphere. There are 20,000 cultural relics in the museum, which is a county-level museum with the largest collection of cultural relics and the most complete categories in China, and is known as a "small museum". There are many rare treasures in the collection of cultural relics, including Zhao Zhuangyuan's scroll in Ming Dynasty, jade jade in Han Dynasty, large kneeling stone figurines in Eastern Han Dynasty, statues of Lu in the five years of Northern Wei Dynasty, statues of Xing 'an in the two years, copper ribbons engraved with inscriptions, bronze sacrificial water drops in Western Han Dynasty, a stone statue in Southern and Northern Dynasties, a bronze ingot in Song Dynasty, and a statue of King Huai in Northern Qi Dynasty. In primitive times, there were a wide variety of pottery in Gu Zhuo, bronzes with complicated patterns in Shang and Zhou Dynasties, weapons in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, gorgeous and exquisite jade and porcelain since the Han Dynasty, and paintings and calligraphy by famous schools. Among them, more than 20 rare treasures have been designated as national first-class cultural relics. It provides indispensable and precious materials for studying the political and economic situation and customs in ancient China, and is highly valued by cultural relics departments and experts.
It is difficult to describe the exquisite cultural relics collected by Qingzhou Museum, such as the remains of the northern new culture dating back 7000 years, the typical artifacts of Haojiazhuang type of Yueshi culture, and a large number of bronzes unearthed from the Shang tomb in Subutun, especially the large-scale "Yachou" bronze cymbals. Another example is the statue of King Linhuai in the Northern Qi Dynasty, the statue of Lu in the fifth year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 524) and the statue of Xing 'an in the second year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 453), all of which are national first-class cultural relics. There is also a long scroll of paintings and calligraphy by Dong Qichang, a famous painter in the late Ming Dynasty. He was a scholar in the Wanli period and a minister in the official rites department. He, a famous calligrapher in the Qing Dynasty, wrote the banner "Money", while Lin Zexu recorded Dong Qichang's Essays on Painting Zen Rooms in the late Qing Dynasty. In addition, a stone lion in Ming Dynasty, which is bigger than the stone lion in front of the Forbidden City, and an iron crane, which is taller than the iron crane in front of the Summer Palace, are also called "a must in China".
The "Qingzhou Brief History Exhibition" in the museum adopts a general history exhibition with a clear context. Primitive Society focuses on wonderful ancient pottery products. Slave Society focuses on Subutun tombs, highlighting the exquisite and unique series of bronzes in the Yin and Shang Dynasties. "Feudal Society" focuses on the treasures of stone carvings in the heyday of Buddhism in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the remains of the Red Army Uprising, and the Zhao Zhuangyuan Volume in the Ming Dynasty. "Semi-colonial and semi-feudal society" focuses on the heroic feat of Qingzhou soldiers stationed in Manchu camp in Zhenjiang campaign, which was praised by revolutionary mentor Engels. The exhibition integrates objects, photos, models, charts, words and explanations, and is accompanied by special effects such as lighting and sound, so that the audience can feel the history and enjoy the eyes. Qingzhou Museum receives nearly 6.5438+0.5 million Chinese and foreign tourists every year.
Address:No. 1 Fangongting West Road, Qingzhou District, Weifang
Tel: 0536-326 1736, 0536-3266200.
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Opening hours:
It is open every Monday to Sunday.
Winter (65438+1October-April of the following year): 9:00- 16:30( 16:00 stops invoicing); Summer (May-September): 9:00- 17:00( 16:30 stop invoicing).
entrance ticket
Free tickets are not allowed, and tickets are taken with valid certificates. Distribute 3,000 free tickets within a limited time every day (2,000 tickets before 13 o'clock and 1000 tickets in the afternoon) until they are distributed. Mandarin 100 yuan per door, foreign language 100 yuan per door in 200 yuan.