Guyuan Museum, Ningxia.

On the day after National Day, we entered the gate of Guyuan Museum in Ningxia. This hall, which has won the honor of National AAAA Scenic Spot and National First-Class Museum, is a valuable window to fully display the historical and cultural accumulation of Guyuan for thousands of years, and provides an important way for the world to have a deep understanding of Guyuan. Guyuan, as a bright pearl on the Silk Road, played a pivotal role in history. The museum has a collection of more than 10,000 cultural relics, including more than 100 national first-class cultural relics, and even 3 national treasure-level cultural relics. Among the collections, the northern bronze wares of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and the Silk Road cultural relics of the Northern Wei, Northern Zhou, Sui and Tang Dynasties are particularly eye-catching. It is worth mentioning that the lacquer coffin paintings of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the gilded silver pot and the convex nail glass bowl of the Northern Zhou Dynasty are all national art treasures. In addition, the gold ring inlaid with gemstones, the iron knife with a ring head, the Persian silver coin, the Roman gold coin, and the murals in the tombs of the Northern Zhou, Sui and Tang Dynasties are all precious cultural relics introduced from Central Asia and West Asia to China, witnessing the exchange and integration of ancient civilizations. As an important window for historical and cultural exhibitions, Guyuan Museum fully and multi-anglely displays the rich connotation of Guyuan's unique regional history and culture, attracting countless Chinese and foreign tourists to come and see its style.