Check-in - Jinshangjing Historical Museum

Address: No. 49 Jinyuan Road, Acheng District, Harbin Tickets: Free Museum "Reservation" Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-16:30 (last entry at 16:00) The only museum in China that showcases the history of the Jin Dynasty and promotes the Jinyuan culture, located in Acheng District, Harbin, east of the ruins of "Shangjing Huining Mansion" and south of the tomb of Wanyan Aguda, the founding emperor of Jin. The main exhibition hall tells the story of the origin and demise of the Jin Dynasty, as well as the history, transportation, experience, and cultural development of the Jinshangjing area. The Jin Dynasty lasted for 120 years, rivaling the Song Dynasty, and was eventually conquered by the Mongols. From Aguda's "seeking learned and talented people" to later emperors governing the country with Confucianism and adopting Han systems, the Jin society developed rapidly, and the Jurchen culture quickly integrated into the Han culture, adding new vitality to the northern and southern Chinese civilization. Some emperors could even write excellent poems and understand music in Chinese. Although the "Jingkang Incident" between the Jin and Song Dynasties destroyed the Northern Song's production industry, it objectively promoted ethnic integration. The Jinshangjing Historical Museum is the only museum in China dedicated to showcasing modern history. It focuses on the history, economy, culture, and transportation development of the Jinshangjing area during the 38 years from the founding of the Jin Dynasty in 1115 to the relocation of the capital in 1153, with distinct regional, ethnic, and era characteristics. The museum currently houses over 3,000 cultural relics. The museum's guides are truly knowledgeable, helping us better understand the history and cultural relics of the Jin Dynasty. The only downside is that some areas are slightly dimly lit, affecting the viewing experience, which we hope can be improved. Looks good! The museum is great