How many national museums are there in Chongqing?

From the list published by the fourth batch of national museums, it can be found that many names familiar to Chongqing people-Dazu Stone Carving Museum and Chongqing Three Gorges Immigrant Memorial Hall (Wanzhou District Museum in Chongqing) have become national first-class museums.

Nie Yuanshuai Exhibition Hall, Yongchuan Museum (Art Exhibition Hall), Tongliang District Museum, Yang's Former Residence Exhibition Hall and fengjie county Kuizhou Museum have become national second-class museums.

Chongqing Bayu Mingbian Culture and Art Museum, Chongqing dadukou district Museum, Qijiang Museum, Chongqing Dayuanxiang Museum and Chongqing Wulong Museum have become national third-class museums.

According to previous data, there are 23 national museums in Chongqing. The specific list is as follows:

A brief analysis of Chongqing tourism products shows that only 7 of the 23 museums are located in the main city, and the rest 16 are located in surrounding counties.

This also shows that museum construction is not directly related to urban development or economic development, and more importantly, it needs corresponding cultural resources.

When these cultural resources are fully utilized and eventually form a museum, they can be better seen by everyone.

At the same time, museums also represent the culture of a region, and even have a significant impact on local culture and tourism.

A typical example is the Palace Museum in Beijing. If you don't visit the Forbidden City in Beijing, it's really a waste of time.

Of course, even if they are all national first-class museums, their importance is different, so their attraction is different.

Take two first-class museums in Chongqing as an example, Chongqing China Three Gorges Museum and Dazu Stone Carving Museum. There are obvious differences in volume and orientation between these two museums.

Chongqing China Three Gorges Museum is the first batch of national first-class museums, which was confirmed as early as 2008, and Dazu Stone Carving Museum is the latest batch of national first-class museums.

The Three Gorges Museum is a relatively comprehensive museum, located in the People's Square in the core of Chongqing's main city, which brings together Chongqing's outstanding cultural, historical and artistic works. At the same time, the Three Gorges Museum is open to the public free of charge, which is very attractive.

Dazu Stone Carving Museum is a museum built on the basis of Dazu Stone Carving, and the theme of the exhibition is naturally Dazu Stone Carving. As a world cultural heritage, the artistic value of Dazu stone carving is beyond the reach of most other museums.

Dazu Stone Carving Museum is located in Dazu Stone Carving Scenic Area. There is no charge for the museum, but since it is already in the scenic spot, you have to buy tickets for the scenic spot before you can visit it.

According to the feedback from friends who have been there, after seeing Dazu Stone Carving Museum, you will have a more comprehensive understanding of Dazu Stone Carving and ancient grottoes, and you will have a better experience than just visiting scenic spots.

Chongqing Youpin also found a problem. Most of these national museums are state-owned, but there are also two private museums-Chongqing Bayu Mingbian Culture and Art Museum and Chongqing Dayuanxiang Museum.

The famous museum of plaque culture and art, just like its name, is a very targeted museum, with plaques in different periods as the main elements. It is located in Liziba, close to the track passing through the building.

Dayuanxiang Museum, located in Bishan District, is mainly composed of various ancient building components, related furnishings and appliances, and displays the architectural wonders in Chongqing's history, so it is also called "Chongqing ancestral home" museum.

There are naturally differences between different museums. Such differences can highlight the characteristics of each museum.

As for whether it can be rated as a national museum, or the level of rating, it may not be so important. Only the beauty that is truly valuable and can be appreciated by the broad masses of the people is worthwhile.