[2025 Fuzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Fujian Museum (Updated May)

Hey friends😘, today I'm sharing a fantastic City Walk route in Fujian. 📅DAY1️⃣： First, visit the Fujian Museum🏛️. Follow the suggested route: "Fu Hang Tian Xia" → Noah's Ark🛶 → "Light of Fujian Civilization". Next to the museum is West Lake Park, where the shimmering lake is truly beautiful🧐. Take bus No. 71 or No. 109 and get off at West Lake Station. Remember, the museum is open from 9:00 to 17:30 (closed on Mondays). Next, head to Sanfang Qixiang (Three Lanes and Seven Alleys). It's a 10-minute bike ride from the museum. You can follow this route: Confucian Temple → Wuta Pagoda → Lin Zexu Memorial Hall🏛️ → Heart Tree → Ye Family Residence. This area is free to visit all day long🤩. Finally, visit Xichan Temple. If you're on a pilgrimage, follow this route: Hall of Heavenly Kings → Mahavira Hall🕍 → Scripture Depository → Jade Buddha Hall → Meditation Hall🧘‍♂️ → Pagoda of Relics. The entrance fee is CNY 20💰. You can get there by e-bike or bus. 📅DAY2️⃣： Gushan Mountain is a great place to visit. Take Exit A from Gushan Station on Line 2🚇. You can take the cable car up the mountain, visit the pagoda to enjoy the view of Wansong Bay🌲, and then take the cable car back down. Check the weather forecast before you go, as it can be windy on the cable car, and you don't want to catch a cold😉. The bus costs CNY 10, and a round-trip cable car ticket is CNY 70 per person. Afterwards, head to Yantaishan Park. Take Exit B from Teng subway station to Yantaishan Park🏞️. Walk along Lequn Road to Cangqian Road. There are many Instagrammable spots here, such as the historical Min Customs Official Residence, the retro 1912 Highway Store, the sacred Shicuo Church⛪, the ruins of the former US Consulate, and the Fuzhou character white wall art. This park is also free to visit all day long🎉. 📅DAY3️⃣： Pingtan Island is incredibly beautiful. You can choose adventure route one: Longwangtou Beach → Yuyu Village🏠 → Changjiang’ao Windmill Farm → Beibu Gulf Ecological Corridor → Maotouqian Fishing Village → Heping Village. Or you can choose adventure route two: Houyan Island → Tannan Bay/Tianmei’ao Beach → Jiangjun Mountain → Dafu Bay → Xiangbi Bay🐘. Finally, visit Qida Village. Be sure to navigate to "Qiguan Ding" and climb to the top. From the stone monument, you can hike🚶‍♂️for 40–60 minutes or drive🚗up. The scenery is amazing, and it's a great way to challenge yourself💪. 🧐For accommodation, I recommend staying near Sanfang Qixiang.

|Seven Must-Visit Attractions in Fuzhou🌈 Seven Must-Visit Attractions in Fuzhou Fuzhou, a beautiful coastal city. 1. Sanfang Qixiang Sanfang Qixiang is a historic and cultural street in Fuzhou and one of the city's iconic attractions. It preserves a large number of ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties, including residences, temples, and academies. Strolling through the ancient alleys feels like traveling back in time, allowing you to experience the rich historical and cultural heritage of Fuzhou. 2. West Lake Park West Lake Park is a famous park in Fuzhou, known for its beautiful garden landscapes and long history. It features a shimmering lake, tree-lined paths, pavilions, and towers, providing visitors with a tranquil and comfortable place to relax. 3. Fujian Museum Fujian Museum is the largest comprehensive museum in Fujian Province, housing a rich collection of historical artifacts and artworks. It showcases the history, culture, and nature of the Fujian region, making it an excellent place to learn about Fujian's culture. 4. Gushan Scenic Area Gushan Scenic Area is located in the eastern suburbs of Fuzhou and is one of the famous mountains in the city. It offers beautiful mountain and water scenery, ancient temples, and spectacular waterfalls, providing visitors with a great place to connect with nature. 5. Fuzhou National Forest Park Fuzhou National Forest Park is a large park in Fuzhou, rich in vegetation and wildlife. It features dense forests, clear streams, and unique rock formations, offering visitors a great place to connect with nature. 6. Fuzhou Ocean World Fuzhou Ocean World is a comprehensive marine park that combines marine life exhibits, science education, and leisure entertainment. It offers various marine life displays and performances, allowing visitors to enjoy the scenery while learning about marine life. 7. Langqi Island Langqi Island is located in the southeast of Fuzhou and is a beautiful island. It features golden beaches, blue waters, and unique rock formations, providing visitors with a great place to relax. Additionally, the island has many seafood restaurants where visitors can enjoy fresh and delicious seafood.

Fujian Three-Day Travel Guide Day One: Date: Departure Day Morning: 8:00 am Departure, heading to Fuzhou city 9:30 am Arrive in Fuzhou, proceed to West Lake Park 10:00 am Reach West Lake Park, explore the beauty of West Lake, taste local snacks 12:00 pm Lunch, try Fuzhou's traditional fish ball soup or fish belly powder Afternoon: 1:30 pm Head to Fujian Provincial Museum, learn about Fujian's rich history and culture 3:00 pm Continue to Fuzhou's ancient city area, stroll through the old streets and alleys, experience the strong Fuzhou atmosphere, purchase souvenirs Evening: 6:00 pm Dinner, try Fuzhou's hot dry noodles or Fujian Sha County snacks 7:30 pm Go to Fuzhou Putuo Mountain, enjoy the night light show 9:00 pm Return to Fuzhou city center, check into the hotel, rest Day Two: Date: The following day Morning: 8:00 am Breakfast, taste Fuzhou's special snacks such as thin pancakes, wheat cakes, etc. 9:30 am Head to Xiamen 11:00 am Arrive in Xiamen, go to Gulangyu Afternoon: 12:00 pm Lunch, taste Xiamen seafood delicacies 1:30 pm Explore Gulangyu, admire the uniquely styled old foreign buildings, feel the leisurely island atmosphere Evening: 6:00 pm Return to Xiamen city area, dinner trying Xiamen's special snacks such as satay noodles, peanut soup, etc. 7:30 pm Go to Xiamen University, night tour of the botanical garden, appreciate the romance and beauty of the campus 9:00 pm Return to the hotel, rest Day Three: Date: The following day Morning: 8:00 am Breakfast, taste Fujian's special breakfast items such as steamed dumplings, meat swallows, etc. 9:30 am Head to Wuyi Mountain 11:30 am Arrive at Wuyi Mountain, visit attractions like Tianyou Peak, Dawang Peak, etc., experience the beauty of mountains and rivers Afternoon: 1:30 pm Lunch, taste local specialties of Wuyi Mountain 2:30 pm Continue exploring Wuyi Mountain, participate in a tea ceremony performance, taste Wuyi rock tea Evening: 6:00 pm Return to Fuzhou city 8:30 pm Arrive in Fuzhou, dinner tasting Fuzhou's special seafood feast 10:00 pm End of the itinerary, return to the hotel, rest This is a brief overview of a three-day travel guide for Fujian, the specific itinerary can be adjusted according to personal preferences and time arrangements.

🏯 Stroll through Millennium Lane Step into the three lanes and seven lanes, the bluestone road meanders forward, the antique lanes are like a time tunnel. The former residences of celebrities such as Yan Fu and Bing Xin stand quietly, and the cultural heritage of Fuzhou is hidden among the white walls. Walk through it, feel the richness of history, and when you are tired, turn into a small literary and artistic shop to taste a bowl of sweet taro puree, or have a crispy meat swallow. (📸Must-see spot: Little Yellow Tower, the landscape of light and shadow intertwined garden scenery, take pictures of ancient style blockbusters in minutes!) 🌄 Climb to the top of Drum Mountain to win Gushan is Fuzhou’s natural oxygen bar! Climbing up the stairs along the thousand-year-old road, the rock carvings on the cliff tell the story of the years. Climbing to the top in the early morning, the whole city is looming among the thin mist; in the evening, the setting sun gilds Banyan City with a golden edge, and the Min River meanders like a ribbon. Friends with good physical strength can also challenge the top, sweat in exchange for shocking vision! Don’t forget to listen to the morning bells and evening drums at the Jungquan Temple at the foot of Drum Mountain and feel the purity of Buddhism. 🌉 Travel through a century-old commercial port Shangxiahang was once the "golden waterway" of Fuzhou, but now it has been transformed into a retro-style photo spot. Baroque-style old buildings and new-style cafes complement each other. Strolling through the ancient streets, you can hear the hustle and bustle of merchant ships in the past. As night falls and the lights come on, watch the reflections swaying on the three-way bridge, or find a small bar to sit and listen to folk singers sing and feel the rhythm of Fuzhou’s night. ✨ Tips for private gameplay ▫️ Three Places and Seven Alleys often have non-heritage performances on weekends, follow the public account in advance, do not miss the softwood painting, Shoushan stone carving and other exciting displays ▫️ Climbing Drum Mountain can choose to hike or cable car, it is recommended to hike up the mountain, cable car down the mountain, save effort and enjoy the beautiful scenery ▫️ There are many specialty restaurants around Shangxiahang, Buddha jumping wall rich aroma, litchi meat sweet and sour appetizing, remember to empty your stomach! 💡【Itinerary Easter Egg】 ✔️ Take a night tour of the Minjiang River, blow the river breeze, see the bright lights on both sides of the river, and feel the modern prosperity of Fuzhou ✔️ Check-in at the Fujian Museum to learn about the past and present of the Eight Mins through cultural relics. Remember to make an appointment in advance ✔️ In summer, head to Fuzhou National Forest Park, covered with green trees, a good place to escape the summer and cool, and you can encounter clear streams 📌 Outfit Guide: Wear a comfortable long-sleeved jacket and casual pants in spring and autumn, prepare short-sleeved shorts and sunscreen in summer, and add a thick cotton coat in winter. Bring a pair of lightweight sneakers and let you play around Fuzhou with ease! Come to this city full of charm and start a romantic journey intertwined with ancient and modern times!

Day 1: Slow Time in the Old City The Fuzhou journey begins at Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, where we read about the heroic opium destruction at Humen in the Lin Zexu Memorial Museum, and enjoy the jasmine fragrance filling the courtyard of Bing Xin's Former Residence. For lunch, I tried the crispy rice crust at Daming Food Street, its shrimp oil flavor evoking memories of old Fuzhou. In the afternoon, I strolled along Fudao, a hollow walkway winding through the forest, overlooking the city at sunset like walking on a sky mirror. Spent the night at a hotel by the Min River, with lights twinkling like stars outside the window. Day 2: Chasing Tears in Pingtan Headed to Pingtan early in the morning, with Tannan Bay as our first stop. The sand was fine as silver, the water crystal clear to the bottom, and we captured the viral "trailing beach" perspective with a drone. In the afternoon, we explored Xianren Well, where waves roared through natural sea caves, and took thrilling yet breathtaking photos on the cliff. In the evening, we waited for "blue tears" at Dongmei Village. When the waves glowed blue, everyone cheered—though the level-three tear light wasn't dense, it was romantic enough! Day 3: Deep Island Experience Rented an electric vehicle to tour Dongxiao Island (a filming location for "Where Are We Going, Dad?"), where the stone houses of Xiaobei Village are arranged like a fairy tale. We joined fishermen on a rowing boat, and the freshly harvested sea urchin steamed egg was soul-stirringly delicious. In the afternoon, we had a picnic under the windmills at Changjiang'ao Beach, where white waves danced with windmills in the distance—every casual shot looked like a professional photo. Stayed at the Maotougan Guesthouse, waking up to the sound of waves in the morning, feeling completely content. Day 4: Cultural Conclusion After returning to Fuzhou, we spent half a day touring the Fujian Museum, understanding the starting point of the "Maritime Silk Road" from the Keqiutou Site to shipbuilding culture. For our final meal, we chose Zhonghui Sauce Duck with Laohuo noodles—the duck soup was rich, and the noodles were chewy. Before heading back, we packed gift pastries from Baibing Yuan, with flaky crusts filled with winter melon sugar, sweet but not greasy, bringing our journey to a perfect conclusion. Meixiyueshe·Magistrate's Mansion (Three Lanes and Seven Alleys East Street Metro Station)

Day 1: Exploring Ancient Alleys and Min River Night Scenery Arriving at Fuzhou Railway Station in the morning, I chose to stay at the Meisu Hotel · Xunfu Mansion (Sanfang Qixiang East Street Subway Station) near Sanfang Qixiang. Opening the window, the white walls and black tiles in the morning mist seemed to tell a thousand-year-old story. My first stop was Sanfang Qixiang, where I shuttled between Yijin Lane and Wenru Lane. The hollow carved wooden windows, bluestone roads, and former residences of celebrities made me feel like I had traveled through time. For lunch, I savored authentic Fujian cuisine at Antailou (Sanfang Qixiang Min Cuisine Landmark Restaurant). The richness of Buddha Jumps Over the Wall and the tenderness of the fish balls instantly captivated my taste buds. In the afternoon, I strolled to Wushan Park, climbed to overlook the panoramic view of Fuzhou, and felt the national integrity at the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall. In the evening, I went to Shangxiahang Historical and Cultural District, once a birthplace of Min merchants, where the bustling scene of "department stores entering the market with the tide" is now revived in the twinkling lights. For dinner, I ordered a bowl of Rouyan at a small riverside restaurant. Paper-thin Yanpi wrapped fresh meat, paired with a bowl of dense peanut soup, creating a satisfying blend of sweet and savory flavors. At night, I took a boat trip on the Min River. The neon lights on both sides reflected on the river surface, and the Gushan Bridge and Hongshan Bridge lay like giant dragons. With the river breeze blowing on my face, the picture scroll of Fuzhou's ancient and modern blend slowly unfolded. Day 2: Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience and Mountain Stroll I woke up naturally on the second day and tried Fuzhou's special Guobianhu for breakfast. Thin slices of rice milk soaked in seafood soup, it was fresh, fragrant, and warming. Then, I went to Shangxiahang for an in-depth experience: watching the ancient method of jasmine tea scenting at a tea stall, where tea leaves and jasmine flowers were layered, and the aroma was refreshing; listening to a Fuzhou Pinghua performance in a teahouse, where the artist's cadence of dialect rap, accompanied by the sound of cymbals, fully demonstrated the charm of intangible cultural heritage. In the afternoon, I climbed Gushan Mountain, where thousand-year-old banyan trees shaded the sky, and the Yongquan Temple halfway up the mountain was filled with incense. After descending the mountain, I went straight to the Fudao, a steel-framed elevated walkway winding through the mountains, overlooking the city like a green carpet. I encountered several Chinese crested terns passing over the treetops, as if I had entered a nature documentary. For dinner, I ordered a plate of Lychee Meat at an old street restaurant. Under the sweet and sour crispy coating was the solid aroma of meat, paired with a dish of taro paste, sweet but not greasy. Day 3: Lakeside Scenery and Artistic Exploration The last day started at West Lake Park, where I strolled along the willow embankment and meditated at Kaihua Temple. The porcelain exhibition at the Fujian Provincial Museum amazed me with the "Maritime Silk Road" relics. In the afternoon, I visited Yantai Mountain, where red brick houses and contemporary art spaces collided to create a unique atmosphere. I stumbled into a small cafe on Fuyuan Branch Road, ordered a Jasmine Latte, leaned against the window, and watched the vines climb the old wall, as if time stood still. Before leaving, I packed Yonghe fish balls and Li Bing as souvenirs. The fish balls were springy and juicy, and the Li Bing's winter melon candy and fat were a blend of sweet and savory, the most authentic taste of old Fuzhou.

🍃 Day 1: Travel Through Time and Space and Feel the Cultural Charm ☀️ Morning: 9:00 AM Snacks at Three Lanes and Seven Alleys Three Lanes and Seven Alleys is the "Museum of Ancient Ming and Qing Architecture" and a gourmet paradise in Fuzhou! Tongli Rouyan Old Shop, Houjie Lao Hua, and Lao Fuzhou Xu Ji will satisfy your taste buds! 🏛️ Morning: 10:00 AM Visit the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall, which opens at 8:00 AM. Remember to bring your ID card to get a ticket! The memorial hall displays a lot of information about Lin Zexu's life, so you can learn about the legendary life of this anti-drug hero. 🏘️ Noon: Hiking in Wushan Park Starting from the hotel you check in to in Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, first take a walk in Wushan Park. The scenery of this small mountain is exquisite, and the small pavilions and red walls along the way are perfect for taking pictures! Remember to bring your student ID, as you can enjoy half price at many attractions! 📜 Afternoon: Fujian Museum The museum has a rich collection of exhibits, allowing you to learn about the history and culture of Fujian and make your trip more meaningful! Remember to make an appointment in advance, it's great value! 🌆 Evening: Stroll on Yantai Mountain Yantai Mountain Park and Shicuo Church have very tasteful architecture! In particular, the century-old ginkgo tree is a must-see in autumn! 🍽️ Evening: Daming Food Street Fuzhou's night market has a variety of delicious foods. It is recommended to go to Daming Food Street for Fuding Meat Slices, Tusu Jelly, Fish Balls, and Oyster Omelets to let your taste buds enjoy themselves! 🏨 Accommodation: Near Three Lanes and Seven Alleys 🛌 Choose a conveniently located youth hostel or B&B. We stayed at the Me Xiyue She Xunfu Guandi (Sanfang Qixiang Dongjiekou Subway Station Branch) in the scenic area. The hotel has good service and is warm and hospitable. The hotel style is also quaint. You can store your luggage, so it is very convenient to go back directly after visiting other places the next day. Our family is very satisfied 👍 🌅 Day 2: Natural Scenery, Historical Exploration 🏘️ Morning: Shangxiahang Historical Block Shanghang Road and Xiahang Road, get off at Dadao subway station, and you can feel the local atmosphere of Fuzhou by taking a walk. There is also a light show at night, with ancient banyan trees, bridges and flowing water, like a fairyland! 🍜 Noon: Shangxiahang Food There are many delicious foods in Shangxiahang. It is recommended to try local snacks, such as Sisters Stewed Jar and Zhuzifang Pork Knuckle, which are affordable and delicious! 🌳 Afternoon: Fudao Hiking One of the world's top ten walking trails, the design is very unique! Remember to bring water and snacks in advance. There are rest areas along the way but no convenience stores! It is recommended to enter from Exit 3 and exit from a nearby exit if you are tired. 🏞️ Afternoon: Gushan Scenic Area If you want a more relaxing tour, then I recommend you try the cable car 🚠 in Gushan Scenic Area in the afternoon. Take Exit B of Gushan Station on Line 2. The round-trip cable car is CNY70, and you can see a panoramic view of Fuzhou! There are three routes for climbing the mountain. Choose the one that is suitable for the public and easily reach the top! 🛍️ Evening: Dongjiekou Pedestrian Street Fuzhou's commercial district has all kinds of brand stores and snack stalls! Stroll around, buy some local products, and prepare to return! 🕊️ The two-day and one-night tour of Fuzhou not only allowed us to feel the historical culture, but also enjoy the natural scenery and taste authentic cuisine! Come to Fuzhou and start your journey! 🎉🎉🎉

The Fujian Museum, located in Fuzhou, is a comprehensive museum integrating history, art, and nature. Here are its main features: 🔴 Extensive Collections Historical Relics: Covering various artifacts from the Neolithic Age to modern times, such as pottery, bronzes, and jade. Artworks: Including ancient calligraphy and paintings, ceramics, and sculptures, showcasing Fujian's cultural and artistic achievements. Natural Specimens: Featuring animal and plant specimens, mineral fossils, and more, displaying Fujian's natural diversity. 🔵 Special Exhibitions Ancient Fujian Civilization Exhibition: Showcasing the historical development of Fujian from prehistoric times to the Ming and Qing dynasties. Maritime Silk Road Exhibition: Highlighting Fujian's significant role in the Maritime Silk Road. Min-Taiwan Culture Exhibition: Displaying the cultural connections between Fujian and Taiwan. 🔵 Architectural Style The museum building blends traditional and modern elements, boasting a grand and elegant exterior, a well-designed interior layout, and exquisite exhibition designs. 🔵 Interactive Experiences Multimedia interactive devices, such as virtual reality and touchscreens, are provided to enhance the visiting experience. Regular lectures, workshops, and other educational activities are held, suitable for audiences of all ages. 🔵 Location Situated next to West Lake Park, the museum enjoys a beautiful environment, allowing visitors to explore the park after their visit. 🔵 Free Admission The museum offers free admission, making it accessible to the public. 🔵 Research Function Beyond exhibitions, the museum also undertakes research, conservation, and restoration of cultural relics, promoting the study of Fujian's history and culture. Summary With its rich collections, special exhibitions, and interactive experiences, the Fujian Museum serves as an essential window into the history and culture of Fujian, making it an ideal destination for all visitors.

🚉Transportation: There is no subway at Changle Airport. The airport shuttle bus departs according to the schedule and takes about 50 minutes. Fuzhou Station and Fuzhou South Station have subway access and convenient transportation. The city has convenient transportation. The distance between attractions is short, so you can walk or ride a shared bike. If the distance is long, taxis and public transportation are convenient. 🏨Accommodation: It is recommended to stay near Sanfang Qixiang, either in a hotel or a homestay. It is recommended to book in advance. ⛱️Attractions: 1. Sanfang Qixiang Scenic Area: Free (some small attractions charge separately), a historical and cultural old street, a national 5A scenic area. Check out the love tree. Recommended visit time: about 3 hours. 2. Yantaishan Commercial Area: The night view of Yantaishan along the Minjiang River is beautiful. Anlan Guild Hall has performances and is a teahouse worth visiting. Recommended visit time: about 4 hours. 3. Fudao: Free. It is recommended to enter from Exit 3 and exit from Exit 5. Recommended visit time: about 2.5 hours. (Opening hours: 6:00–22:00) 4. Fujian Museum: Free. Recommended visit time: about 2 hours. (Opening hours: Tuesday–Friday: 9:00–18:00, Saturday–Sunday: 9:00–20:00, admission ends 30 minutes before closing, closed on Mondays) 5. Shangxiahang: Free, a traditional street with Min business culture. Recommended visit time: about 3 hours. 6. Xichan Temple: CNY 20. Recommended visit time: about 1.5 hours. (Opening hours: 7:00–18:00, admission ends after 16:30) 7. Lin Zexu Memorial Hall: Free. Recommended visit time: about 1 hour. (Opening hours: Monday: 8:30–17:00, Tuesday–Friday: 8:30–18:00, Saturday–Sunday: 8:30–20:00, admission ends 30 minutes before closing) 8. Youth Square: Recommended visit time: about 1 hour. 9. Jiefang Bridge: Recommended visit time: about 20 minutes. 10. Daming Food Street: About 1 km long, with various snacks, especially lively at night. 11. West Lake Park: Free. Recommended visit time: about 1.5 hours. 12. Love Island: Free. Recommended visit time: 2 hours. A new landmark in Fuzhou. (Opening hours: 9:00–22:00) 13. China's First Fu Street and Youth Bridge: You can pass by when walking from Shangxiahang to Youth Square. 🗓2-day itinerary (full): Day 1: Shangxiahang→Love Island or China's First Fu Street and Youth Bridge→Youth Square→Jiefang Bridge→Yantaishan Park and Yantaishan Commercial Area. Day 2: Xichan Temple→Lin Zexu Memorial Hall→Sanfang Qixiang→Daming Food Street→West Lake Park→Fujian Museum→Fudao. 🗓3-day itinerary (leisurely): Day 1: Xichan Temple→Lin Zexu Memorial Hall→Sanfang Qixiang→Daming Food Street. Day 2: Shangxiahang→Love Island or China's First Fu Street and Youth Bridge→Youth Square→Jiefang Bridge→Yantaishan Park and Yantaishan Commercial Area. Day 3: Fujian Museum→West Lake Park→Fudao. 🍜Food recommendations: Old Fuzhou lychee pork, southern fried liver, fish balls, meat swallow, fish paste, taro cake, chestnut cake (sweet/salty), lo mein, ginger duck, signature pork knuckle, tuckahoe cake, taro paste, peanut soup, Tang Mo Cha Xi. 🎁Souvenir recommendations: Jasmine tea, fish balls, meat swallow, olives, etc.

| Fujian Museum Fujian Museum was formerly known as the Fujian Provincial Science Museum, which was founded in 1933. The provincial museum was built in 1953, shortly after the liberation. In 2002, the new Fujian Provincial Museum was completed on Hutou Street, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, and was renamed Fujian Museum. Fujian Museum is one of the first national first-class museums, with a collection of 170,000 cultural relics and natural specimens, including the bronze bell with cloud patterns from the Western Zhou Dynasty, the Persian peacock blue glazed vase from the Later Tang Dynasty, the sword of Li Gang from the Northern Song Dynasty, the brown silk pleated skirt with printed flowers from the Southern Song Dynasty, and the colored plum blossom and swan painting from the Ming Dynasty.

Visit Fuzhou and Quanzhou during the Lunar New Year to experience the festive atmosphere and culture of Southern Fujian. It's a great value! 🌟【Fuzhou】 Fuzhou is the capital of Fujian Province and has a rich history and culture. You can visit Sanfang Qixiang, a landmark of Fuzhou with many ancient buildings and a wide variety of local snacks, such as meat swallow and fish balls, each bite is full of happiness. You can also visit the Fujian Museum to learn more about the history and culture of Fujian. 🌟【Quanzhou】 Quanzhou is the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road and has a rich cultural heritage. The twin towers of Kaiyuan Temple, the exotic style of Qingjing Mosque, and the seaside scenery of Chongwu Ancient City are all worth visiting. Quanzhou's snacks are also a must-try, such as Tushun jelly and meat dumplings, which will definitely satisfy your taste buds. 🎉【Lunar New Year Activities】 During the Lunar New Year, there are many special activities in Fuzhou and Quanzhou. Hanging red lanterns, pasting Spring Festival couplets, dragon and lion dances, and traditional folk performances are all full of festive atmosphere! 📸【Photo Spots】 Whether it's Sanfang Qixiang in Fuzhou or Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou, every place is a great photo spot. Put on a Hanfu or Tang costume and walk through the ancient buildings, and you'll have a great time! 📅【Best Time】 It is recommended to leave in the morning, go to Fuzhou first, and then go to Quanzhou in the afternoon. During the Lunar New Year, the weather is warm and suitable for travel. 🚌【Transportation Guide】 You can take a high-speed train to Fuzhou Station and then transfer to a bullet train to Quanzhou Station. The two cities are close to each other and have convenient transportation.

🌈Fujian Museum is free to enter and no reservation is required. Closed on Mondays. 🌈The entrance is on the second floor. The museum's treasures are all in Hall 9. 🌟The Western Zhou Dynasty bronze drum with cloud and thunder patterns is 76.8 cm high. It has a simple shape and exquisite patterns. It is the first large bronze ware unearthed in Fujian. 🌟The peacock blue glazed vase from the Five Dynasties period has a crystal glaze. It is a Persian-style pottery vase introduced via the Maritime Silk Road during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. 🌟The gilded bronze lion-shaped incense burner from the Five Dynasties period has a solemn and simple shape. It is the only bronze ware with inscriptions from the Five Dynasties period in Fujian. 🌟The bronze lion incense burner from the Yuan Dynasty has a lion with tension, dynamics, and even muscle lines that are very well done. 🌟The blue and white six-linked vase from the Qing Dynasty has six bottles connected to each other, forming a shape like stars surrounding the moon. Can you guess what this vase is used for? Yes, it's for flower arrangement. 🌈Lin Juemin's "Letter to My Wife" is in Hall 10. It is known as a great love letter of the 20th century, expressing deep affection for his wife Chen Yiying and deep love for his country in turmoil. 🌈There is only one Hall 13 on the third floor, which displays the main achievements of the archaeological research of the Austronesian people in Fujian, proving that Fujian is one of the main origins of the Austronesian people. 🌈After visiting the second and third floors, go down to the first floor. The Song Dynasty was a turning point for Fujian to integrate into the orthodox culture of the Central Plains. Hall 2 uses Song poetry as an introduction to comprehensively display the social life of Fujian in the Song Dynasty with precious cultural relics. 🌈You can go to the Natural History Museum from the first floor. If you are bringing children, you can go directly to the Natural History Museum. 🌟The Dinosaur World on the first floor displays the strange dinosaur family and fossils, taking us into the ancient fantasy world. 🌟The Blue Sea of Fujian on the second floor reproduces the vivid forms of many marine creatures, allowing us to understand the marine ecology and establish environmental awareness. 🌈The exit of the Natural History Museum is the north gate of West Lake Park, which can be visited together.

As a national first-class museum, the Fujian Museum is not only an important institution for cultural relics collection, protection, research, display and education, but also actively carries out foreign exchanges and has established sister museums with the Bishop Museum in the United States, the Plaatin Historical Museum in Germany, etc. The museum also has a "Friends of the Museum" organization that organizes lectures, appraisals of private collections and other activities. [1:00] Opening hours: • Tuesday to Friday: 9:00-18:00 (last admission at 17:30) • Weekends and statutory holidays: 9:00-20:00 (last admission at 19:30) • Closed on Mondays (except statutory holidays) 🎫Tickets: • Permanent exhibitions are free to enter, but special exhibitions are subject to admission fees. 🚗Transportation Guide: • Bus: Take bus No. 4, 23, 53, 87, 88, 91, 98, 132, 152, 158, 172, 207, 301, 308, 311, or 322 and get off at Fujian Museum Station. 🚇Subway: The subway is temporarily not accessible directly. You can take the subway to Pingshan Station and then walk or take a taxi. [Clap] Manual tour guides: Free tour guides are available at 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. from Tuesday to Friday. Tour guides and volunteers provide tour guides at irregular intervals on weekends. Reservations must be made three days in advance. • Audio Guide: Rental service of audio guides for permanent exhibitions and important temporary exhibitions is available. [Glister] Visiting instructions: • Obey the management of the staff, take good care of the facilities in the museum, do not touch the exhibits, and do not use flash photography. • Pets and dangerous goods are not allowed into the museum. People who are disheveled or drunk are not allowed to enter. [Rainbow] Convenient services: • Provide consulting services, lost and found, opinions and complaints, etc. • Wheelchairs and strollers are available free of charge. Recommended routes • Basic displays: Visitors can visit the exhibition halls of “The Light of Ancient Fujian Civilization”, “Fujian’s Modern Times”, “Fujian’s Ancient Export Porcelain”, “Crafts Collection”, “Fujian Opera Panorama” and so on in turn.

Weekend trip with mom to Fujian Museum and Fujian Art Museum It's been a while since I last went to an exhibition This exhibition combines modernism and minimalism Handmade works Worth visiting with family on the weekend

Don't just go to the second floor of the Fujian Museum, the third floor is not only selling cultural and creative products, but also hides a good place for the academy and Chinese afternoon tea. There is a calligraphy wall with floor-to-ceiling glass, the ground is tatami and you can sit cross-legged, chatting and reading are all good atmospheres, if you are interested in handicrafts, you can experience lacquer fans and filigree enamel. There is more than that, there is a large terrace outside, small bridges and flowing water, thatched cottages, autumn sunset afternoon tea is better. ❤️Address: Fujian Provincial Museum Third Floor——Wisdom Academy·Qing Tea

Hello everyone, I am Rabbit 🐰 Fujian Museum has launched a new exhibition 📸 - Tracing Fujian's Footprints 🎞 This exhibition is increasingly infused with a technological atmosphere in its layout. Located in the southeastern coastal province of Fujian, China, surrounded by mountains and facing the sea, Fujian has a long history with rich cultural heritage buried underground and underwater. Over the decades, with the care and support of the government and various sectors of society, and through the arduous efforts of numerous archaeologists, Fujian's cultural relics and archaeology have achieved significant results. Thousands of ancient sites, kiln sites, tomb groups, and shipwrecks have been discovered and excavated, unearthing a large number of exquisite cultural relics reflecting Fujian's ancient history. These discoveries have essentially clarified the development trajectory of Fujian from ancient times to the present, filling many gaps in the study of Fujian's history. In the process of cross-century development, Fujian's cultural relics and archaeology have continuously achieved remarkable results, writing new chapters and repeatedly winning honors such as the "Top Ten New Archaeological Discoveries in China" and the "Field Archaeology Award." The "Southeast Archaeological Research Base" has been established in Fujian. In recent years, the field of archaeological exploration has broken through its original boundaries, expanding into the vast ocean, investigating and excavating a batch of underwater remains. The "National Underwater Cultural Heritage Protection Fujian Base" has been established, becoming one of the most important underwater archaeological research bases in the country. This exhibition brings together the essence of Fujian's archaeological achievements since the founding of the People's Republic of China, aiming to promote the excellent traditional culture of the nation and showcase Fujian's unique historical features. We believe that with the attention and support of the whole society, Fujian's cultural relics and archaeology will achieve even more brilliant accomplishments. This exhibition is a long-term one, so take advantage of the weekend holiday and set off 📸

Fujian Museum is located at No. 96 Hutou Street, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. It was founded in 1933 and was originally named Fujian Provincial Science Museum, later renamed Fujian Museum. Fujian Museum is the only comprehensive museum that integrates a museum, a natural museum, the Jicuiyuan Art Museum, an archaeological research institute, a cultural relics protection center, and the National Underwater Archaeology Base. It consists of the main hall, the comprehensive hall, the natural hall, the museum park, and other buildings, as well as landscapes such as the Ancient Rampart Sunset and the Golden Scale Garden. The museum houses more than 280,000 cultural relics and various specimens, including more than 30,000 precious cultural relics. There are a total of 15 exhibition halls, including 7 basic exhibition halls and 6 temporary exhibition halls. Entering from the bridge of West Lake Park, you will see the statue of Lin Zexu, with the art museum on the left and the natural museum on the right. If you enter from the small side door next to the Ancient Rampart Sunset, you will reach the natural museum. After visiting the museum, you can also take a walk in the nearby park~ It's super beautiful!!!

The Fujian Museum's Exhibition of Fine Ming and Qing Dynasty Fan Paintings and Calligraphy is on display at the Fujian Museum, where more than 60 exquisite fan paintings and calligraphy from the Ming and Qing dynasties provide a cultural feast for visitors. Fan paintings and calligraphy, as a traditional art form with a long history in China, embody the sentiments and craftsmanship of painters and calligraphers from past dynasties, and also record the traditional connotations and profound cultural heritage of the Chinese nation. Painters and calligraphers throughout history have enjoyed painting and writing on fan surfaces to express emotions and meanings, either for personal collection or to inscribe poems as gifts for friends to remember. The exhibition includes masterpieces such as 'Poor Dwelling with Staff and Shoes' by Xie Shichen, a famous artist from the 'Wumen School' of the Ming Dynasty, 'Peach Blossoms and Swallows' by Lu Zhi, small script by Wang Chong, cursive script by Dong Qichang, an outstanding representative of the 'Huating School', 'Sailing Shadows in Mountain Streams' by Gong Xian, one of the 'Eight Masters of Nanjing' from the Qing Dynasty, 'Chrysanthemums and Sparrows' by Ren Xun, one of the representative painters of the 'Shanghai School', and 'Imitation of Shigu's Landscape' by the epigrapher Wu Dacheng. Visitors can experience the poetic and powerful strokes of calligraphers in the summer, and appreciate the artistic characteristic of fan paintings and calligraphy that 'reveals the grand in the minute'.

The exhibition interprets the role of Dehua porcelain as an important carrier of a fine life through two parts: 'Chinese White, Both Elegant and Beautiful' and 'To the World, A Treasure of All Under Heaven'. The first part 'Chinese White, Both Elegant and Beautiful' explains the development history, artistic characteristics, and types of Dehua white porcelain; the second part 'To the World, A Treasure of All Under Heaven' introduces the history of Dehua white porcelain's export and its outstanding contributions to the spread of porcelain-making techniques and Sino-foreign exchanges. From the dimensions of historical civilization, craftsmanship, and world recognition, Dehua white porcelain holds a special position for showcasing regional traditional culture. The exhibition presents classic white porcelain works by ancient, modern, and contemporary masters to the world, showing how Dehua, a small mountainous county in the Quanzhou area of Fujian, has thrived and become famous because of porcelain, carving out a unique development path. The ceramics known as 'Chinese White' in Europe refer to the Dehua white porcelain of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Among Dehua white porcelain, the most artistically influential and impactful are the figurines. The densely scattered ancient porcelain kiln sites within Dehua, the ancient shipwrecks recovered from major sea areas around the world, and the Dehua white porcelain unearthed along the Maritime Silk Road, as well as the numerous treasured collections preserved in many museums at home and abroad, are all tangible evidence of how Dehua white porcelain is cherished by people both in China and abroad and widely exported overseas.

🌈Historical Background: Founded in 1933, originally named the Fujian Provincial Science Museum. In 1953, it was established as the Fujian Provincial Museum, and in October 2002, the new museum was completed and renamed the Fujian Museum. 🚗Highlights: A national first-class museum, located next to the West Lake Park in Fuzhou 🎫Ticket Information: Free admission, no reservation required, closed on Mondays ✨Travel Tips: The museum is next to West Lake Park. Take the subway Line 1 to Pingshan Station or Line 4 to Ximen Station, and you can reach it by passing through the arch bridge of West Lake Park. Compared to other provincial capital museums, it is less crowded, allowing for a leisurely visit without the need for advance reservations. The Dehua porcelain exhibition is quite distinctive, and the exhibits inside are rich. After visiting, you can stroll around West Lake Park.

Babies😀, the Fuzhou family travel guide is here🎉! Hurry up and bring your little ones to explore this beautiful city👨‍👩‍👧‍👦! First, let's understand the geographical location🧐: Fuzhou is located in the eastern part of Fujian😎, and it's an awesome coastal city🌊, oh😜! 🌈Let's plan the route👇: Day one🎈: Sanfang Qixiang👣 - Fujian Museum📜 Day two🎈: Fuzhou Zoo🦁 - Forest Park🌳 Day three🎈: Gushan⛰ - Yongquan Temple🙏 - Xichan Temple🛤 🎊Eight major attractions full of features👏👏👏: 👉Sanfang Qixiang🤩: The ancient streets are filled with a strong cultural atmosphere🤓, and every step feels like walking on the long scroll of history📜. 👉Fujian Museum👀: The rich collections are like treasure troves of knowledge🧐, waiting for the little ones to explore🎓. 👉Fuzhou Zoo🦁: Various cute animals🐒, simply a paradise for children🎪. 👉Forest Park🌳: Full of fresh air🍃, it makes one feel extremely comfortable😆. 👉Gushan⛰: Climbing the mountain to exercise💪, and also enjoying the beautiful scenery🌅. 👉Yongquan Temple🙏: Experience the solemnity of Buddhist culture🤔, and let the soul find a moment of peace🤫. 👉Xichan Temple🛤: The tranquil atmosphere of the ancient temple🤗, makes one feel as if they have traveled back to ancient times🤡. ✨How to play to the fullest🤔: At Sanfang Qixiang👣, you can taste the special snacks😋 while admiring the beauty of the ancient architecture🤓. Inside the Fujian Museum📜, listen to the lively explanations of the guides😜, and the little ones will learn a lot without realizing it🧐. In the zoo🦁, get up close and personal with the animals🤗, and remember to bring food to feed them🐒! In the Forest Park🌳, participate in parent-child activities🎡, and laugh non-stop😆. When climbing Gushan⛰, don't forget to encourage the little ones to persevere💪, the view from the top is definitely worth it👍! In Yongquan Temple and Xichan Temple🙏, you can burn incense and pray together🕯️, and make beautiful wishes🤩. 🎈Don't forget the important notes for playing👇: 💡Always pay attention to safety🧐, especially in the zoo and mountainous areas🦁⛰. 💡Bring enough water and food👄, and replenish energy at any time😋. 💡Choose appropriate clothing and shoes according to the weather conditions👚👟. 💡Remember to take care of the environment😜, and don't litter🚮. 😍Local food recommendations are here👉: 🍜Rouyan: The smooth texture😋, the delicious taste👄, simply amazing👍! 🍘Fish balls: Chewy and bouncy🤩, one bite and your mouth is full of freshness👄! 🌮Luo Bo Gao: Rich ingredients🥬, delicious no matter how you mix it😋! 🍙Ding Bian Hu: Unique flavor😆, try one bite and you can't stop🤤! Fuzhou🎇, such a charming place🤩! Rich tourist resources🎊, delicious food😋, all waiting for you and your little ones to discover🎈! Set off now🥳!

Hello everyone, I am a rabbit🐰 Fujian Museum has a new exhibition📸 ——Fujian in Song Dynasty Poetry📜❤️ 'Fujian in Song Dynasty Poetry' as an original exhibition of Fujian Museum in 2024, stands out among national museum exhibitions, and has been honorably selected for the 2024 'Reading China in Museums - Promoting Chinese Excellent Traditional Culture, Cultivating Socialist Core Values' themed exhibition project, co-hosted by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage and the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission. Exhibition Period: May 18th —— September 1st Location: 1st Floor, Exhibition Hall No.2✨ Free Admission❤️ Friends who like to visit exhibitions, rush over～

The Fujian Museum is a provincial comprehensive museum that integrates cultural relic protection, archaeological research, history, natural specimens, and art studies. It has 15 departments including cultural relic conservation, exhibition display, publicity and education, archaeological research, professional exchanges, the Natural History Hall, the Accumulated Jade Garden Art Gallery, as well as security and administrative management. The Fujian Museum covers an area of 60,000 square meters, with a building area of 35,000 square meters. The museum complex consists of the Exhibition Hall, the Natural History Hall, the Comprehensive Building, and the Cultural Heritage Training Center. The overall architecture features a unique marine culture while also incorporating the stone culture of Southern Fujian and the architectural style of ancient Fujian buildings. The new museum also has facilities such as a multifunctional academic lecture hall, a video hall, a VIP hall, conference rooms, the 'Bo Garden' cultural heritage training center, and the 'Yi An Ju' tea art room.

Hello everyone, I am Bunny🐰 'The Nomadic Mountain and Sea - Contemporary Women's Art Research Exhibition' has opened at the Fujian Art Museum～. Exhibition time: 3.7——3.17✨ Free📸 This exhibition has invited 13 female artists to participate, some of whom are committed to returning to the essence of art, continuously exploring and advancing formal language for many years; some always pay attention to the present, constructing a polysemous language system with a comprehensive creative form; others focus on introspecting the self, expressing the unique feelings of individual life through their works... The works in this exhibition cover a variety of forms such as conceptual photography, documentary images, new media interaction, lighting, sound, and other types of site installations, as well as oil painting, abstract ink, lacquer space, and lacquer plane, etc., representing the presentation of these female artists through different research paths and visual expression methods. Take advantage of the weekend holiday, set off now～

The Fujian Museum is the only comprehensive museum that integrates a museum, a natural history museum, the Jicuiyuan Art Gallery, the Archaeological Research Institute, the Cultural Relics Conservation Center, and the National Underwater Archaeology Base into one. It has a large collection of cultural relics and various specimens. ⛰【Attraction Guide】 📍Detailed address: No. 96, Hutou Street, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province 🚗Transportation Guide: There is no direct subway, but there is direct bus service. Try to avoid rush hours. From April 18 to May 6, on workdays after 17:00, as well as on public holidays, subway rides are free. Great! 🥳 🕙Opening Hours: Tuesday to Friday 09:00-18:00 Weekends and public holidays: 09:00-20:00 Closed on Mondays (except on public holidays) 💰Ticket Price: Free 🌟Highlights: The Fujian-style gable roofs, the totem poles that reflect the connotation of the character 'Min', the relief walls that gather the essence of Chinese cultural relics, the natural history museum building that simulates the style of Fujian Tulou, and the main building plaza with a water ripple pattern. 📌Little Tips: ①If you want to visit several exhibition halls, it is recommended to go in the morning and wear sports shoes. ②There are ice pops and drinks for sale on the second floor of the natural history museum. ③There are brochures at the service desk on the first floor, which include a directory of the exhibition halls. ④There are volunteer guides available. ⑤A ten-minute walk to the right towards Jicuiyuan leads to Xihu Park, where the flowers along the road bloom beautifully in March and April.

After visiting Sanfang Qixiang, I came to Fujian Museum specifically. It is a good habit to visit museums and see the treasures of the museums while traveling, although you can’t see all of them! Each museum has its own unique features. The Dehua white porcelain here is really beautiful! 🌞The Fujian Museum is located at No. 96, Hutou Street, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. The museum was founded in 1933 and was originally named Fujian Provincial Science Museum. The Fujian Provincial Museum was established in 1953. The new building was completed in October 2002 and was renamed the Fujian Museum. Among the more than 4,600 museums in the country, the Fujian Museum is the only comprehensive museum that integrates six functions: a museum, a natural history museum, a Jicui Garden Art Museum, an archaeological institute, a cultural relics protection center, and a national underwater archaeology base. It has a collection of more than 280,000 cultural relics and specimens of various types, including more than 30,000 precious cultural relics. 🌞After checking, here are the treasures of the museum: Five Dynasties Peacock Blue Glaze Pottery Vase Gilded Bronze Lion Incense Burner of Yanhan, King of Fujian in the Five Dynasties Large bronze cymbal with cloud-thunder pattern Brown pleated skirt with ribbed print Northern Song Dynasty Li Gang Iron Hammer Ming Dehua Kiln Standing Statue of Guanyin Song Dynasty Ding kiln white glaze lotus pattern large bowl Plum blossom swan scroll Jianyang Kiln Black Sea Bass Sauce Bowl Seated Statue of Mazu from Dehua Kiln, Ming Dynasty

The Fujian Museum is located in Hutou Street, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. It consists of the main hall, comprehensive hall, natural hall, Bo Garden and other buildings, as well as the ancient battlements in the setting sun, Jinlin small garden and other landscapes. The main building is a collection of several elements with Fujian cultural characteristics: the J-shaped roof with Fujian residential characteristics, the totem column reflecting the connotation of the word 'Min', the relief wall that gathers the essence of Chinese cultural relics, the natural museum building that simulates the style of Fujian Tulou, and the main building square with diffused water patterns. The exhibition halls include 'The Light of Fujian Ancient Civilization', 'Fujian Ancient Export Porcelain', 'Fujian Opera Overview', 'Craft Treasures', 'Exhibition of Fine Calligraphy and Painting in the Collection', etc. The treasures of the museum include the brown floral Luo pants with seams on both sides of Nanfu, the Guanyin statue of Ming Dehua kiln, the cloud-patterned bronze Da Nao, and the copper gilt lion stove of Wang Yanhan in the Five Dynasties of Min Kingdom.