Where is the National Museum?

Where is the National Museum of Beijing?

It is located in the east of Tiananmen Square. You can see it in Tiananmen Square.

Where is the National Museum?

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Where is the National Museum?

The National Museum of China is located in the east of Tiananmen Square in the center of Beijing, and in the south of East Chang 'an Avenue, which is symmetrical with the Great Hall of the People. It was established on the basis of the former Museum of Chinese History and the former Museum of Chinese Revolution. In July 196 1, the Museum of Chinese Revolution was opened and formally established on February 28th, 2003. The National Museum is a comprehensive museum that focuses on history and art and systematically displays the long cultural history of the Chinese nation. It integrates cultural relics collection, archaeology, collection, research and display, and systematically collects precious cultural relics reflecting the ancient and modern history of China.

What's the difference between China National Museum and Capital Museum?

At present, the Bobby Country Museum in the capital is a little better! You can experience it, it will be better!

Which is better, the National Museum of China or the National Museum?

It makes no difference. It's the one on the east side of Tiananmen Square. The collection is very rich, the venue is very atmospheric, especially suitable for summer, and it is very cool inside.

But Muxidi Station also has the Capital Museum, which is not bad. You can go and see it sometime.

What are on display on all floors of the National Museum?

Introduction editor of exhibition hall

Ancient China

There are 2,026 pieces of cultural relics in China Ancient Exhibition, including 52 pieces of first-class cultural relics1piece. The exhibition focuses on the replacement of dynasties and precious cultural relics, showing the endless development characteristics of Chinese civilization and the historical process of people of all ethnic groups working together to create a multi-ethnic country. The exhibition is divided into eight parts: ancient times, Xia, Shang and Western Zhou Dynasties, Spring and Autumn and Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, Three Kingdoms, Southern Jin Dynasty, Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, Liao, Song, Xia, Jin and Yuan Dynasties and Ming and Qing Dynasties. The introduction of each part and the important exhibits are as follows:

ancient times

The audience can see the cultural relics and replicas of Paleolithic humans, such as Yuanmou people, Beijingers and cavemen. Stone tools, prey remains, fire marks, bone needles, animal teeth and shells reflect the content and aesthetic taste of production and life at that time. From rice 8000 years ago to matriarchal clan village model 6000 years ago, it shows the development of Neolithic Age. The improvement of farming technology gave birth to handicrafts, writing, culture, art and religion, and society began to divide.

Xia, Shang and Western Zhou Dynasties

The formation and initial development stage of China's early ancient state form. [13] The kingship politics was strengthened.

The Treasure of Town Pavilion-Stepmother Wu Ding (2 1)

And constantly improve. Bronze casting reached its peak, creating a "bronze age" in the history of China. The inscriptions on bronze and Oracle Bone Inscriptions indicate that Chinese characters have developed to a mature stage. The rulers of the Western Zhou Dynasty carried out the ritual system and paid attention to highlighting and maintaining the hierarchical order, which had a far-reaching impact on later generations.

Qingtongjue: Erlitou Culture (Xia Dynasty). One of the earliest bronze vessels in China laid the foundation for the prosperity of bronze casting in Shang and Zhou Dynasties.

Bronze mirror: Qijia culture. One of the earliest known bronze mirrors laid the basic shape of ancient bronze mirrors in China.

Bronze Fang Ding with Chest Nail: Shang Dynasty. The largest bronze ware in the early Shang Dynasty proved that Zhengzhou was once the capital of Shang Dynasty.

Fu Lian, Fu Zun, Fu Fangyi and stepmother all came from the tomb of Fu Hao in Wuding period of Shang Dynasty, and their shapes were unprecedented.

Bronze statue of dragon and tiger: Shang Dynasty. Gorgeous ornamentation, combining line carving and relief techniques, reflects the influence of Shang culture on Huaiyi tribe.

Four sheep Fang Zun: Shang Dynasty. It may be the product of the influence of Shang culture on Sanmiao tribe. Sheep head is famous at home and abroad for its unique shape and complicated casting process.

the Spring and Autumn Period

Since the Western Zhou Dynasty, the etiquette system has collapsed, the social structure has undergone fundamental changes, academic ideas have blossomed, various ethnic groups have merged with each other, the main body of the Chinese nation has formed, and the whole society has gradually become unified in the process of conquest and integration.

Ding: Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. The dragon-shaped strange ornaments on vessels are one of the earliest examples of wax loss in China, and the use of bird prints in long inscriptions is also very rare, so it is known as the crown of Chu and Ding.

Fu Cha Sword, King of Wu: During the Spring and Autumn Period, the owner of the ship was the famous King of Wu Fu Cha. Because it was unearthed in Shanxi, it is an important material to study the relationship between Wu and Jin.

Zhu Caitao Beast Ear Square Pot: In the Spring and Autumn Period, the shape and ornamentation of Yan State were similar to bronzes, and it was extremely rare to use clay as the material.

Qin and Han dynasties

China has entered the era of unification. Cultural relics such as Langya Stone, Yangling Tiger Symbol and Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses show the first unified multi-ethnic centralized country in the history of China founded by Qin Shihuang, while Han Terracotta Warriors and Horses, green glazed pottery buildings, five-baht bronze drums and Fufeng Paper show the prosperity of the Western Han Dynasty, the expansion of powerful forces in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the strengthening of ethnic ties, the unprecedented development of Sino-foreign exchanges and the brilliant achievements of science and culture.

Langya Stone Carving: Qin Dynasty. Qin Shihuang left seven stone carvings on his east tour, and now there are only two left. Langya stone carving is one of them, and it is a precious example of the achievement of Qin Huang's reunification. The seal script on the stone was handed down by Li Si.

Yangjiawan painted pottery terracotta warriors and horses: Western Han Dynasty. The pottery figurines are exquisite in shape, numerous in number, complete in supporting facilities, novel in variety and rigorous in pace, which are rare for cultural relics unearthed in the Han Dynasty.

Three kingdoms and two Jin dynasties

Social unrest and frequent regime changes. Wen Tao military attache figurines, pottery ox carts and pottery camels show the process of national integration. Celadon and black porcelain reflect the new achievements of China porcelain. The volume of Gonggong Tu and the portrait bricks in Dengxian County reflect the changes of society and the blending of Chinese and foreign cultures.

Tao Yuan: Three Kingdoms Wu. Truthfully displayed the main hall, the main room, the wing, the front and rear doors, the gatehouse, the turret and other buildings, which may be the unique funerary objects of Sun Wu's imperial clan.

Towers Cup: Three Kingdoms Wei. Cao Zhi's mausoleum was unearthed, and most of the funerary objects in the tomb were pottery, which reflected the bleak evening scene of this historical celebrity.

Celadon goat candlestick: Three Kingdoms Wu. Porcelain sheep is an early porcelain sculpture with beautiful shape, uniform glaze color and elegant color.

Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties

China's history has entered a new stage of all-round prosperity. Whether it was the heyday of the early Sui and Tang Dynasties or the Tang Dynasty

A gold necklace inlaid with pearls and precious stones

The turning point of social transformation and development from the last generation to the Five Dynasties and the Ten Kingdoms is a grand pattern and a magnificent momentum of opening up. ......

What should I pay attention to when visiting the National Museum?

First: Be careful not to make any noise in the museum. Please turn the phone to vibration mode or turn it off.

Second: the exhibits in the museum can't be touched at will, but can only be viewed and can't be used for fun;

Third: don't use flash when taking pictures. There are many precious cultural relics, such as famous historical paintings and ancient colored sculptures, all of which are "afraid of light". Under strong light, they will accelerate their "aging" and even form permanent damage. Therefore, visitors should "reluctantly give up what they love", restrain their desire to take pictures, and let more future generations see the intact exhibits.

Geographical location of Beijing National Museum

National Museum

Address: East of Tiananmen Square, East Chang 'an Street 16, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Are the National Museum and the Capital Museum the same place?

The National Museum and the Capital Museum are not the same place.

China National Museum, referred to as Guo Bo for short, is located in the east of Tiananmen Square and south of East Chang 'an Avenue in the center of Beijing, which is symmetrical with the Great Hall of the People.

The Capital Museum, referred to as Shoubo for short, is located at Fuxingmenwai Street 16, west of Baiyun Road, the west extension of Chang 'an Street in Beijing. The original site of the museum is the Confucius Temple in Beijing.