What means of transportation is available in Xuzhou Yuxi Museum?

Traffic guide of Xuzhou Imperial edict Museum: Take bus 13, 2 1, 37 to the bottom of Guishan Han Tomb.

Xuzhou Imperial Decree Museum is located in the scenic Jiulishan Han Dynasty cultural tourist area, adjacent to the tomb of Liu Zhu, King of Chu Xiang in the Western Han Dynasty. It is the only exhibition hall in China to display imperial edicts. There are dozens of imperial edicts from the Ming and Qing Dynasties in the museum, including the imperial edicts of ten emperors from the founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty to the last emperor Puyi, as well as the instructions of the puppet Manchukuo period and other rare treasures. In addition, Xuzhou Imperial Decree Museum also displays the calligraphy of the top scholar in Qing Dynasty, imperial examination papers, utensils and decorations used by officials. Make the viewer enjoy the clouds of history, full of brilliance and interest. There are dozens of imperial edicts from the Ming and Qing Dynasties in the museum, from Shunzhi, the first emperor of the Qing Dynasty, to the 10th imperial edict of Puyi, the last emperor. This is the first one in China. Among the more than 20 imperial letters in the museum, one is an orphan, spanning two generations of kings, and was inherited by Daoguang, Emperor Xianfeng, General Kuiding and his son Yu Gang. That is, the imperial edict of attacking without replacing it.

In addition, Xuzhou Imperial Decree Museum also displays more detailed information about the imperial examination: examination questions, examination papers and Zhu Juan; There is an examination paper for the top scholar; When cheating in the imperial examination, there was silk weaving entrainment used by candidates. As well as two volumes of beautifully carved miniature "Four Books and Five Classics", as small as 3.4 cm ×5 cm, but nearly 200,000 words have been written, each word is only one millimeter in size, which is amazing. At the same time, there are records of examination regulations printed in the Qing Dynasty, which list in detail the strict rules and regulations in the scientific examination between Shunzhi and Daoguang years and typical examples of punishment for illegal candidates. In addition, there are more than 0/000 pairs of calligraphy couplets/kloc-0 by scholars and champions of the Qing Dynasty, more than 0/000 pieces of finely carved imperial plaques/kloc-0, and more than 0/000 pieces of official uniforms, palace officials and folk goods/kloc-0 in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In addition to high ornamental value, it also provides extremely rich reference materials for academic research. Let the audience feel full of history, dazzling and interesting.