The cultural relics collected by Zhucheng Museum range from primitive social and cultural remains 5,000 years ago to various cultural relics in modern times. There are all kinds of production tools and daily necessities that reflect the development of social productive forces, as well as primitive words and paintings that show human civilization, exquisite bronzes, all kinds of pottery and exquisite porcelain, as well as all kinds of cultural works of art, splendid decorations, stone carvings and countless rural and national documents and history books that show social development. These essences of human civilization fully embody the ancient civilizations of Zhucheng.
There are seven most precious first-class cultural relics in the collection: 1. The bronze eagle-headed beam-lifting pot in the Warring States period is a rare treasure in China because of its peculiar shape and exquisite production. 2. * * * in the Warring States period, there are 7 pieces in a group, which are thick in shape, complex in ornamentation, exquisite in craftsmanship, well preserved and engraved with inscriptions. This is of great value to the study of Qilu culture. 3. The seal of the right marshal supervising the army, which reflects the anti-gold activities of the Red Army in the Southern Song Dynasty, is made of copper in the shape of a square tablet. The seal is "the seal of the right marshal supervising the army", and the words "Xin Maonian" and "Made in Shangshu Province, Huainan, Shandong Province" are engraved on the back. This seal is the evidence of Shandong peasant uprising and organizing the loyal army in red to resist gold. 4. The blue-and-white bowl in the reign of Xuande in Daming is the representative work of Ming porcelain, with heavy shape, tight decoration, dark blue color and moist glaze color. 5. Han stone reliefs on the balcony-punishment pictures and inscriptions. 6. Ming Ding Peng Yun's eighteen arhats scroll is more than 7 meters long and is divided into two parts. The first part is the eighteen arhats copied by Ding Lin, which are different in posture and lifelike; The second half is Li's calligraphy style inscription "Eighteen Praises", which is exquisite and rich in content and can be called a treasure. 7. The Collection of Poems written by Gao, a famous scholar in Shandong in Qing Dynasty, is a folded book, and it is a manuscript written by both hands. There are also high collections of ancient seals and personal carved seals and impressions, such as Guan Zhong Hou, Liu Lingzhi, Dong Fangshuo Seal, Fu Nan Old Man and Gaoyin.
There are more than 300 pieces of pottery 1300, more than 50 pieces of stone carving, more than 700 pieces of jade 1700, and more than 700 paintings (volumes). The library has more than 4,000 volumes of ancient books and rural documents, and more than 400 rubbings.