Collection scope of Hubei Three Gorges Immigrant Museum (what is the collection scope of Hubei Three Gorges Immigrant Museum)

In order to fully display the achievements of the Three Gorges immigrants, enrich the exhibits and strengthen the functions of the museum, according to the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Cultural Relics and the Regulations for the Implementation of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Cultural Relics, it is decided to openly collect exhibits from the Hubei Three Gorges Immigration Museum.

Collection range

History of the Three Gorges: photos of the working and living scenes of the people in the Three Gorges in past dynasties; Photos of ancient buildings, ancient plank roads, ancient stone bridges, ancient dwellings, Xiajiang trackers and literati stone carvings; Poems, words, paintings and titles left by scholars in previous dynasties; Labor tools and household appliances, utensils, trace stones, wooden sailboats, dragon boats, navigation lights, etc. ; Fossil specimens of ancient creatures, animals and plants.

Three Gorges project: photos and images, instructions and inscriptions of party and state leaders inspecting the Three Gorges; Experts in different periods are demonstrating and checking the photos and images of the Three Gorges Project. Photos and images of the commencement, closure, navigation, power generation and completion of the Three Gorges Project, the Three Gorges Dam and the Gaoxia Pinghu; Photos and images of serious disasters caused by the Yangtze River floods in various historical periods to the people in the Three Gorges area.

Resettlement category: Huguang filled in Sichuan population relocation records in the late Ming Dynasty; 300 years ago, Jiangxi filled the Li monument in Hubei; Photos of the Great Migration during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period; Eight-year immigration pilot experience and photos of the results; Pictures of emergency relocation of immigrants in the Three Gorges dam area; Photos of millions of immigrants moving to the first household; Photos, video materials and objects after the relocation of the immigrants in the reservoir area; Typical photos and videos of mobile cadres and masses moving; Photos of revolutionary martyrs' frontline work and martyrs' cards.

Resettlement category: historical photos of the old city; Typical photos of the relocation of county towns and market towns; Panoramic photos of new towns; The old photos before the relocation of the enterprise and the comparative photos of the development of the enterprise after the reconstruction; Construction of graded roads and large bridges, power facilities, telecommunications facilities, radio and television, docks and ports and photos of their achievements; Photographs and objects of the results of the rescue and reconstruction of cultural relics; Photos and objects of intangible project protection achievements. Photos of the results of reservoir bottom cleaning, water pollution prevention and control, ecological forest construction, landslide control, reservoir bank control, high slope prevention and control, and protection of endemic rare animals and plants; National counterpart support for infrastructure construction, ecological environment protection, social undertakings, public service guarantee, industrial development, rural revitalization, personnel training, economic and trade cooperation and other results photos.

Development achievement category: characteristic photos of new county towns and new market towns; Photographs of major infrastructure achievements; Photos of public welfare achievements; New village, new countryside, new industry, new environment and new look photos; Photos of the results of deep processing and transportation of agricultural products such as industrial parks and logistics parks; Photos of typical villages and families who rely on resettlement to get rich after immigration; Photos of happy life scenes of immigrants; Photos of the results of the follow-up planning of the Three Gorges Project.