This smile is worth the trip

I don’t know why others go to Qingzhou, but I go for this smile, the smile of Qingzhou. Qingzhou Museum is a county-level museum, but also a national-level museum. The most treasured item in the museum is the smiling Buddha statue unearthed from Longxing Temple. The so-called Qingzhou smile refers to the hundreds of Buddha statues unearthed from Longxing Temple. Every Bodhisattva has a smile on his face. Really, looking at the photos again today, they are still very contagious. I just finished listening to a class on positive psychology. A positive and optimistic mentality is very beneficial to human health. No matter how many photos you see, they can't compare to the scene. The museum's treasure is the earliest number one imperial examination paper signed by Emperor Wanli during the Wanli period. It is also the best-selling product in cultural and creative stores [Joyful]. If you are far away from Qingzhou, there is really no need to go to Qingzhou just for the Qingzhou Museum, unless you are rich and have plenty of time. If you are in Beijing, there is a Poly Museum and an exhibition of Buddhist statues unearthed from the Longxing Temple, which is worth a visit. It seems that there is also a related exhibition at the Guardian Center opposite the art museum. Standing in front of the Buddha statue, the feeling is completely different, believe me.