Qingzhou museum exhibition
Wen Xin and Dan Qing —— Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition in Ming and Qing Dynasties
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Qingzhou museum exhibition
Wen Xin and Dan Qing —— Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition in Ming and Qing Dynasties
"Wen Dan Xin Qing-Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition in Ming and Qing Dynasties" * * exhibits more than 50 paintings and calligraphy works in Ming and Qing Dynasties, which are divided into two types: Zhi Zu Zi and Ci Zu Zi; The heart of nature, mountains and rivers trace; Vivid portrayal, all blocked; Time changes, flowers and birds reminisce about decline and glory, covering China's traditional calligraphy, landscapes, figures, flowers and birds, reflecting the historical humanities and foreign exchanges in Qingzhou area at that time from an artistic point of view, and offering a feast of Danqing to the audience.
A single spark can start a prairie fire —— Qingzhou Museum of Modern Revolutionary History
General Secretary Xi Jinping said: The history of our Party is the most touching chapter in the modern history of China. History created the Producers' Party of China through people's exploration and struggle, and our Party united and led the people to create a new historical glory of Chinese civilization with a long history.
Qingzhou, an ancient place, with the rhythm of the motherland and under the leadership of China * * * Production Party, has experienced changes and ushered in the dawn of victory.
On the occasion of the 0/00th anniversary of the founding of China, Qingzhou Museum specially planned "A single spark can start a prairie fire-Qingzhou Modern Revolutionary History Exhibition", which is divided into four units: awakening era, struggle course, bloody struggle and bright future.
The exhibition featured 89 cultural relics, especially the revolutionary cultural relics donated by all walks of life in the new society of Tibet in recent years, showing the history of Qingzhou, under the leadership of the China Production Party, which experienced changes and ushered in the dawn of victory. Let the audience recall the eventful years, relive the history and feel the initial heart in the exhibition. ...
Longxing temple Buddha statue boutique
From 65438 to 0996, more than 400 Buddhist statues unearthed in the cellar of longxing temple site spanned 500 years from the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Northern Song Dynasty. These statues have attracted great attention from all walks of life because of their large number, full variety, exquisite carving, bright and complete gold-plated paintings and large span. It was rated as "1996 Ten New Archaeological Discoveries in China" and "100 New Archaeological Discoveries in China in the 20th century", and was praised as "miracle in the history of Buddhist archaeology since the founding of the People's Republic of China" and "rewriting oriental art". Buddhist statues in longxing temple have been exhibited to museums at home and abroad for more than 50 times, and the number of exhibits is 1300, which has aroused great concern from the society. The Buddha statue of longxing temple in Qingzhou has become one of the three special exhibitions of cultural relics in China (the other two are the Terracotta Warriors and Horses in Xi 'an and the bronzes in Sanxingdui, Sichuan). As a "Qingzhou business card", it was warmly welcomed by the audience.
Pian Yu, Ji Guang-Porcelain Collection and Specimen Exhibition
China porcelain industry has a long history and exquisite skills. From the simplicity of primitive porcelain in Shang Dynasty to the exquisiteness and delicacy of mature porcelain, from the outshine others of celadon to the splendor of various porcelains, its profound cultural connotation and unique artistic brilliance have profoundly influenced the development of the world porcelain industry. The ancient porcelain collected by Qingzhou Museum has a clear source and has its own characteristics.
During the thousands of years of porcelain use in China, with the passage of time, a large number of civil porcelains were buried underground in pieces. With the excavation of Qingzhou Museum, ceramics with rich historical information reappeared.
At the same time, the complete porcelain and porcelain pieces were exhibited, which better displayed the charm of China ancient porcelain, restored relevant historical information, allowed the audience to re-understand ancient porcelain, and provided a good place for cultural relics teaching.
Qingzhou History (Prehistoric-1840)
"The ancient princes facing the mountains and facing the sea, I believe in the first state in the East." The poems of Su Zhe, a great writer, made a comprehensive and pertinent summary of ancient Qingzhou. In this vast and rich land between Haidai and Daihai, human beings have been handed down from generation to generation, and the culture is endless. The museum shows the long history and splendid civilization of Qingzhou by displaying the outstanding cultural relics unearthed and handed down in different periods of Qingzhou. The whole exhibition is divided into eight parts in chronological order: prehistory, Shang and Zhou Dynasties, Qin and Han Dynasties, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties, Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties and Ming and Qing Dynasties. Each part is divided into several units according to the requirements of the exhibition. Strive to show the latest research results of Qingzhou history, highlight Qingzhou's position in the history of Shandong and even China, and meet the public's demand for visits to the maximum extent.
This exhibition is a permanent exhibition, located on the first floor of the North Pavilion.
Han Meng Zhang Hua —— Cultural Relics Exhibition Unearthed from Han Tombs in Xiangshan
"Han Meng Zhang Hua-Exhibition of Cultural Relics Unearthed from the Han Tomb in Xiangshan" was held on National Day. The new exhibition shows more than 100 pieces of pottery, copper and iron unearthed in the burial pit of Xiangshan Han Tomb in 2006, which reveals the status and rank of the tomb owner through the cultural relics and reproduces the material and cultural life in the early Western Han Dynasty. After this upgrade, the exhibition route is more reasonable and smooth, with pictures and texts. Many cultural relics were exhibited for the first time after restoration, especially pottery chariots and horses, which reappeared the dignity of the tomb owner's journey before his death.
From June to August, 2006, a joint archaeological team composed of Shandong Institute of Archaeology, Weifang Museum and Qingzhou Museum conducted a rescue excavation of the tomb pit of Xiangshan Han Tomb at the northern foot of Xiangshan Mountain in Tanfang Town, Qingzhou City, and conducted archaeological drilling on the tomb and its surroundings. The excavation work cleared up more than 2,000 terracotta figures and pottery, and more than 2,000 bronze and iron weapons. Because of the well-preserved pottery and terracotta figures, it attracted great attention from all sides and was rated as one of the major archaeological discoveries in China in 2006. Since then, with the full support of National Cultural Heritage Administration and the strong appeal of experts on cultural relics protection, China Cultural Relics Research Institute, National Museum, Qin Shihuang Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum (National Cultural Heritage Administration Ceramic Sculpture Cultural Relics Protection Base) and Qingzhou Museum have jointly formulated a cultural relics protection plan.
stone carving
In ancient times, the collision of stones led to the first spark of human civilization, and mankind entered the Stone Age. Since then, "stone" has become an important carrier of human civilization and social development and a witness of historical development.
Qingzhou Museum has a large collection of stone carvings and sculptures. Up to the Han Dynasty, down to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Among them, there are colorful stone reliefs, exquisite Buddha statues, all kinds of lifelike figures and animal models ... industrious and intelligent ancient craftsmen gave fresh life to pieces of stones with axes, and also recorded the progress of human civilization history.
stone tablet
The inscriptions in Qingzhou Museum date from the Southern and Northern Dynasties to modern times. Its forms are inscriptions, poems, epitaphs, Buddhist scriptures, prohibitions, land coupons and so on. , with rich and varied contents, is a precious material for studying the history and culture of ancient Qingzhou.