[2025 Nanchang Attraction] Travel Guide for Jiangxi Provincial Museum (Updated Mar)

The first stop in Jiangxi, the museum! Coming to the sea, I was really disappointed! Although I was psychologically prepared, I saw the pile (it is said that only the tip of the iceberg was seen, there are more than ten tons actually unearthed), the various gold cakes of various sizes, various bronzes, What is jade or something, it is still shocking. There are still a lot of lacquerware still under repair (like the screen of Confucius portrait), and I look forward to seeing ~ ps earlier: 1. Because the Jiangxi Museum is about to move to the new museum (the staff said that it will look like October) ), so now only the No. 1 Hall, two parts, one is the sea faint, and the other is the red cradle. 2. Closed on Monday, remember to bring your ID card! 3. It is very close to Tengwang Pavilion, so the two can be played together. The Tengwang Pavilion of Metro Line 1 stands out a little.

In 1989, an archaeological excavation on the east bank of the Gan River in Xingan County, Jiangxi Province, awakened a king who had slumbered for 3,000 years. The king's burial objects were extremely rich and luxurious. Among them, a pair of large bronze yue (axes) demonstrated the king's supreme power. Although the sand obscured the king's face, it could not hide the king's former dignity and power. The king returns, his majesty remains. The Xingan Tombs are a large, square royal mausoleum. 475 bronze artifacts, 754 jade artifacts, and 139 pottery artifacts were unearthed from the site. Archaeological excavations have revealed that the Xingan Tombs are the largest Shang Dynasty tombs in China with the most abundant variety of unearthed bronze artifacts. They are known as one of the three major discoveries of Shang Dynasty bronzes, along with the Tomb of Fu Hao at Yinxu and the Sanxingdui sacrificial pits, and are known as the "Bronze Treasury of the South of the Yangtze River." The highly developed bronze civilization represented by the Xingan Tombs, Wucheng, and Niutoucheng has changed people's understanding of the ancient civilization in the Gan River Basin and reshaped the cultural landscape of the Chinese Bronze Age. The discovery of the Xingan Tombs has advanced the study of Chinese bronze civilization and the entire history and culture of the Shang Dynasty to a new stage, and is a major breakthrough in archaeology in southern China.

The Jiangxi Art Museum was converted from a famous computer peripheral market, which was bustling in those days. Later, it was converted into an art museum for aesthetic reasons. I am ashamed to say that this is my first time here after the renovation. Unfortunately, there is only one exhibition on the changes around the square, which is a bit disappointing. I then went to the Jiangxi Museum, which has four floors, with ancient, modern, and natural exhibits. The museum is rich in content and has many exhibits, including some fine pieces. There are many visitors, and those interested in ceramics should be able to enjoy themselves.

Jiangxi Museum has new exhibitions! 【The Prosperous Tang Dynasty: Joint Exhibition of Prince Teng and Princess of Jinxiang】📸 The exhibition recreates the glorious history and cultural characteristics of the Tang Dynasty, as well as the lifestyle of Tang women, with various female music figurines. Exhibition period: Dec 12, 2024–Mar 12, 2025 Exhibition venue: Exhibition Hall 4, 3F 【Tigers in Jiangnan: Xingan Tomb and the Bronze Kingdom】📸 The museum's treasure, the double-sided bronze human head, the bronze tiger with two tails and a bird on its back, and other bronze wares are displayed in Exhibition Hall 5, 3F. The exhibition is themed on the Xingan Tomb, mainly displaying bronze and jade wares. Exhibition period: From Dec 20, 2024, long-term exhibition Exhibition venue: Exhibition Hall 5, 3F 【Lakes, Life, and Call: Poyang Lake Natural Ecology Exhibition】📸 The natural ecology exhibition on the 4th floor is especially suitable for children, with animals from all over the world, from the African savannah to the North American snow mountains. Exhibition period: From Aug 6, 2024, long-term exhibition Exhibition venue: Exhibition Hall 8, 4F 【Shadow Play: Life and Imagination in the Vast Universe】📸 The 1st floor has a new exhibition of Chinese shadow puppetry, which is worth seeing if you like traditional culture. Exhibition period: Dec 20, 2024–Feb 20, 2025 Exhibition venue: Exhibition Hall 1, 1F 🚇: Take Metro Line 1 to Zhujiang Road Station, Exit 1 or 2, and walk about 700 meters. No need to take an extra ride. ⏰: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 am–5:00 pm, last entry at 4:00 pm, closed on Mondays (except public holidays)

I was a little confused by the name, Tengwang and Princess of Jinxiang County Joint Exhibition After entering and taking a closer look, I found out that the Princess of Jinxiang County was the third daughter of Tengwang Remember to take some time to take a closer look at this exhibition  . This exhibition will cover Tengwang Li Yuanying's artistic accomplishments The Tang Dynasty's royal family female portrait series and the map of Tengwang and Princess of Jinxiang County's fiefdoms The level of Tang Dynasty tombs and the comparison of female tombs The Tang Dynasty's empresses and noblewomen's clothing and jewelry system diagram The map of the Princess of Jinxiang County's tomb and surrounding sites and tombs And the Princess of Jinxiang County's life story, etc.  . I stayed here for a full 2 hours I went home and carefully looked through the photos🏜 I always feel like I haven't seen enough, this is definitely a must-see again --------------------------------------------   🍀Additional knowledge: "National Treasure" 20130828 Prosperous Chang'an - Princess of Jinxiang County . ‼️Friendly reminder Remember to bring your check-in book (this exhibition hall is a set of stamps) The picture is in the last one   📍: Jiangxi Provincial Museum, 3rd Floor, Exhibition Hall 4 🕞: Dec 12, 2024–Mar 12, 2025

Jiangxi Museum was established in 1953 and is the largest comprehensive museum in the province. It is one of the first national first-class museums, a provincial patriotic education base, and one of the first key ancient book protection units in Jiangxi Province. Over the past 60 years, Jiangxi Museum has moved from the old museum at Bayi Square to the new museum on Xinzhou Road and then to the new museum on Ganjiang North Avenue. The new museum is one of the three major museums in the Jiangxi Cultural Center. It is designed in the shape of a square box, symbolizing a treasure box. The museum has six floors, a construction area of 86,000 square meters, and an exhibition area of 28,000 square meters. Jiangxi Museum houses precious historical relics and ancient art treasures discovered throughout Jiangxi, making it the museum with the largest collection of cultural relics in the province. The museum has established a display system that combines permanent and temporary exhibitions, consisting of eight permanent exhibitions and three temporary exhibition halls. It presents a comprehensive picture of Jiangxi's grand historical pattern and cultural characteristics, meeting the diverse needs of the public in the new era with high quality. 📍: No. 698, Ganjiang North Avenue, Honggutan District, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province 🎫: Free admission with reservation, closed on Mondays 🚌: Jiangxi Museum/Bus Stop 🚇: Zhujiang Road/Subway Station The following are the top ten treasures of Jiangxi Museum: Yuan Dynasty Blue and White Underglaze Red Pavilion-style Figure Granary Song Dynasty Jizhou Kiln Black Glaze Leaf Pattern Cup Shang Dynasty Double-faced Bronze Human Head Shang Dynasty Bronze Tiger with Bird and Double Tails Shang Dynasty Bronze Yan with Beast Face Pattern and Deer Ears Shang Dynasty Jade Feathered Man with Curved Body and Movable Ring Eastern Zhou Dynasty Black Pottery He with Cloud Pattern and Beast Head Handle Song Dynasty Gilded Silver Belt Plate with Entwined Flower and Fruit Pattern Yuan Dynasty White Jade Seal with Dragon Knob of Zhang Tianshi Ming Dynasty Yellow Brocade Robe with Four-clawed Dragon Pattern

｜The first stop for free attractions is Jiangxi Provincial Museum. 【Location】 No. 698, Ganjiang North Avenue, Honggutan New District, Nanchang City 【transportation】 Roads are being built there recently, so sometimes you can take a taxi to the North Gate or other gates. Self-driving: Navigating the parking lot of Jiangxi Provincial Museum By taxi: East Gate of Jiangxi Provincial Museum Subway: Take Subway Line 1 to Exit 2 of Zhujiang Road and walk about 900 meters east to get there. Public bus: Take No. 260 or No. 506 and get off at Jinjiang Road intersection, then walk about 700 meters eastward. [Tickets] Free, reservation required on the Jiangxi Provincial Museum official account! Every Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00, admission stops at 16:00, closed on Mondays Exhibition of Dehua Kiln White Porcelain in Hall 1 (Princess Yushu has not been here recently, so those who come to see her do not need to come [Facepalm]) If you like visiting museums, you can come. If you don’t, you may find it boring [Embarrassed]

Preparation - Reservation: Jiangxi Museum is free to visit, but you need to make a reservation in advance on its WeChat official account or official website. You can make a reservation 7 days in advance, and tickets are released at 20:00 every day. Pay attention to the reservation time slot and enter the museum on time. - Learn the background: You can learn about Jiangxi's history and culture in advance, such as bronze culture, ceramic culture, and red culture, so as to better understand the connotation of the exhibits. Transportation - Subway: Take Metro Line 1 to Zhujiang Road Station, exit from Exit 1 or 2, and walk about 700 meters in the direction of Zhujiang Road to reach the museum. - Bus: There are many bus lines to reach the museum, such as Line 19. Get off at the Honggubei Avenue Minjiang Road Intersection Bus Stop, and walk to the museum. Visiting route - 2nd floor: Focus on visiting the "Jiangxi Ancient History and Culture Exhibition", where you can see the museum's treasures such as the Bronze Tiger with Two Tails and the Bronze Mask with Two Faces. You can also visit the "Red Cradle - Jiangxi Revolutionary History Exhibition" to learn about Jiangxi's important position in the Chinese revolution through exhibits and pictures. - 3rd floor: Visit the "Millennium Kiln Fire, Millennium Porcelain Capital - Jiangxi Ancient Ceramic Culture Exhibition" to appreciate various ceramics from ancient pottery to the porcelain capital of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There is also the "New Poetry of Things - Jiangxi Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition", where you can learn about Jiangxi's traditional crafts, opera, food, and other cultures. - 4th floor: Contemporary Jingdezhen Ceramic Art Masters Donation Exhibition, where you can appreciate ceramic works that combine traditional techniques with modern art. Guide service - Free explanation: The museum provides regular manual explanation services, such as one session at 9:30 and 14:00 for the Jiangxi Ancient Civilization Exhibition. You can go there as needed. You can also follow the WeChat official account and click "Appointment Service" to enter the "Smart Guide" mini program to enjoy Chinese and English intelligent explanation and guide services. - Paid explanation: You can rent an audio guide, which costs CNY 30/set for Chinese/English, with a deposit of CNY 200. Other tips - Opening hours: Open from 9:00 to 17:00 from Tuesday to Sunday, with the last admission at 16:00. Closed on Mondays, except for statutory holidays. - Dining: You can bring your own dry food, or buy food and drinks in the museum's restaurant and rest area. There are also many delicacies around, such as Shengjinta Food Street. - Stamping: There are cultural and creative stores on the first and second floors, where you can buy stamp books or postcards for stamping.

Jiangxi Provincial Museum (New Museum) is the largest comprehensive museum in Jiangxi Province and a national first-class museum. It is open to the public for free, but you need to make a real-name reservation in advance through the official website or WeChat official account of Jiangxi Provincial Museum. It is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 to 17:00, with the last admission at 16:00, and closed on Mondays (except for public holidays). The design of the new museum is inspired by a square box, symbolizing a treasure box. It has six floors, with four floors open for exhibitions, and ten exhibition halls, making it an ideal place to explore the rich history and culture of Jiangxi. The museum has a rich collection: Jiangxi Provincial Museum houses more than 34,000 precious cultural relics, among which the ceramics unearthed from various places in Jiangxi are the most eye-catching. From the stamped pottery of the Shang and Zhou dynasties to the celadon of the Six Dynasties, to the shadowy celadon of the Song dynasty, the blue and white underglaze red porcelain of the Yuan dynasty, and the famille rose, five-color, and doucai porcelain of the Ming and Qing dynasties, the museum showcases the outstanding achievements of Jiangxi's ceramic art. There are free guided tours of the Jiangxi History Hall at 9:30 am and 2:30 pm. I arrived at the museum after 10:00 am, missed the history hall tour, but caught the free guided tour of the Ceramic Culture Hall at 10:30 am. The beautiful volunteer originally announced that the tour would last for half an hour, but it actually lasted for an hour. Even so, both the visitors and the guide were still unsatisfied. Thumbs up for the guide! And also for the rich collection of the museum! Then I went to the History Hall. I recommend listening to the free guided tour or hiring a guide, otherwise, you won't be able to appreciate the long history of Nanchang in Jiangxi. There are many treasures in the museum, with unique shapes and exquisite craftsmanship, which are definitely worth seeing in person. I have to praise the storage area of Jiangxi Museum. The counter outside says "Storage Area". I was about to store my luggage when the lady behind the counter pointed me to turn around the counter (it turned out to be just a guide counter) and enter a lobby. It was the largest storage area I have ever seen. There were two attendants at the counter, two rows of large storage racks against the wall, and a large empty space in the middle for luggage. It was really convenient and fast!

Day 1: **Tengwang Pavilion** - Address: No. 58, Fanggu Street, Ancient Street, Donghu District, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province - Opening Hours: Peak Season (February 1 to November 30): 8:00-18:30; Off-Season (December 1 to January 31): 8:00-18:00 - Ticket Price: Adult Ticket: RMB 50; Concession Ticket: RMB 25 (Students, Seniors, etc.) - Highlights: Tengwang Pavilion is one of the Three Great Towers of the South, renowned for its magnificent architectural style and long history. It is a landmark of Nanchang. Visitors can climb the pavilion and enjoy the poetic view of "the setting sun and the lone wild goose flying together, the autumn water and the long sky in the same color". - Suggested Visit Time: 1-3 hours. You can also watch the live performance "Dream of Tengwang Pavilion". **Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District** - Address: About 100 meters northeast of the second district of the Cu Alley Guangrunmen Residential Area, Xihu District, Nanchang - Opening Hours: 24 hours a day - Ticket Price: Free - Highlights: Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District integrates the culture of merchants, Taoism, and the common people. It combines modern commerce and is a great place to experience Nanchang's traditional culture and modern commerce. Day 2: **Bada Shanren Meilu Scenic Area** - Address: Qingyunpu District, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province - Opening Hours: All day - Ticket Price: Free - Highlights: The scenic area focuses on Bada Shanren and combines traditional culture with the beautiful ecological scenery of Meilu. It is a historical and cultural ecological scenic area in the south of the Yangtze River. There are more than 70 attractions in the scenic area, including "Three Halls, Three Residences, Two Gardens, Two Streets, Two Venues, Two Hospitals, One Waterway, One Road, One Corridor, One Pavilion, One Floor, One Hall, One Stage, One Island, One Tower, and Ten Forests". **August 1st Square** - Address: No. 108, August 1st Avenue, Nanchang - Opening Hours: All day - Ticket Price: Free - Highlights: August 1st Square is the central square of Nanchang and the center of citizens' activities. The August 1st Uprising Monument on the square symbolizes Nanchang's special status in China's revolutionary history. **Jiangxi Provincial Museum** - Address: No. 398, Ganjiang North Avenue, Honggutan District, Nanchang - Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00-17:00 (Admission stops at 16:00); Closed on Mondays - Ticket Price: Free, but reservation required - Highlights: Jiangxi Provincial Museum showcases Jiangxi's history and culture, including ancient civilizations, ceramic culture, and revolutionary history. The museum houses many precious cultural relics and artworks, making it an important place to learn about Jiangxi's history and culture. Nanchang, Jiangxi

Exhibition name🏖: Lakes•Life•Call Exhibition time⌛️: Long-term exhibition Exhibition location📍: 8th Exhibition Hall, 4th Floor, Jiangxi Provincial Museum Opening hours🕐: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00 ——————————————————————— Outdoor zoos🐒 are smelly and hot So bring your kids here to see animal specimens This exhibition is centered around lakes and the animals that live around them . It showcases the life in the lake basin and the functions of the lake Here you can see giraffes🦒, water antelopes, white-tailed bulls🐂, South African sword antelopes, Sha's stone antelopes, black-eared stone antelopes, mink antelopes🦌, hedgehogs🦔 . You can bring your kids here for half a day After coming here, I feel that the natural history museums I have been to before are not as good

Dehua Kiln is a renowned folk kiln in the southeastern coastal region of China, famous for its porcelain production. Especially during the Ming and Qing dynasties, Dehua white porcelain, with its glossy and bright color, milky white like coagulated fat, pure and elegant, was praised by the world as "the most beautiful white porcelain ever made." At the same time, Dehua white porcelain boasts a rich variety of artistic themes, including statues of Guanyin, Maitreya, and Bodhidharma, as well as display vessels like censers, gu vases, and bottles, and scholar's objects like brush washers, brush pots, seals, and brush racks, along with daily utensils like bowls, plates, spoons, and other miscellaneous items. These pieces are exquisite and full of imagination, forming a unique system of artifacts.

🌟The freshly launched new opening method of Jiangxi Museum will give you an in-depth understanding of this province with rich history and culture! 🏛The Jiangxi Museum is really big. Even if you just take a quick tour, it will take you 3 hours to finish it. Although you may feel a little tired, the exhibitions here are definitely worth exploring! 📅The visit guide is as follows to help you plan your itinerary easily: Tickets: Free, but reservation required. Opening hours: 9:00-17:00, closed on Mondays. It is recommended to go according to the reserved time period. Transportation: Take Exit 2 of Zhujiang Station of Metro Line 1 and walk 900 meters; or take a taxi to the east gate. 📍It is recommended to visit the route from the 2nd floor to the 4th floor in the chronological order of the history exhibition, ceramics exhibition, and red exhibition, which will make your visit smoother. 🔍Each floor has unique exhibitions: 2F: Revolutionary History Exhibition and Ancient History Exhibition. 3F: Ancient Ceramics Exhibition, Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition, Dinosaur Exhibition and Dunhuang Porcelain Grottoes. 4F: Contemporary Jingdezhen Porcelain Exhibition. 📌Must-see cultural relics include a bronze tiger with two tails crouching over a bird, a bronze head of a double-faced god, etc. Each of them is a treasure of Jiangxi culture. 📷Recommended photo check-in spots: The lobby on the first floor: Mural of Ode to Jiangxi Scenery, is a good place to take photos. History exhibition on the second floor: look at the cultural relics, imitate the movements of the cultural relics, and take interesting photos. Exhibition Hall No. 6 on the third floor: The background wall and lighting decoration of the exhibition hall are suitable for shooting silhouettes. 🛍The cultural and creative products and stamping activities are also not to be missed. You can find a variety of cultural and creative products on the first and second floors, stamped with unique seals. 🌆After the visit, you may wish to continue your trip to Nanchang by visiting the surrounding attractions such as the Twin Towers and Nanchang Star. 👟Tips: It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes as the museum is really big. Do not use flash when taking photos and do not touch the showcases. If it is peak season, remember to reserve tickets one week in advance.

"Appreciate the splendor of fine porcelain, witness the brilliant chapters of Chinese civilization" China is a great nation with a splendid civilization spanning five thousand years; its imperial porcelain, with six hundred years of history, shines like jewels in the fire. The imperial kilns of Jingdezhen during the Ming and Qing dynasties, rooted in Jiangxi's everlasting kiln fires, produced porcelain of excellent quality and ingenious craftsmanship, reaching another pinnacle in the history of Chinese porcelain making. "What is an Imperial Kiln?" The Imperial Kiln was an institution established in Jingdezhen during the Ming and Qing dynasties, responsible for the production of porcelain. It was the highest form of official kiln, exclusively for imperial use. "Gathering the Best" Jingdezhen has a long history of porcelain making, inheriting excellent traditions while also "crossing boundaries and breaking circles," drawing inspiration from beyond the realm of ceramics, incorporating the strengths of various crafts, and encapsulating the essence of traditional culture, displaying the unique "Chinese aesthetics" of the East. "Only the Finest" The six hundred years of the Imperial Kiln's charm have been realized through continuous breakthroughs and innovations, constantly introducing new classics, like an inexhaustible spring, cementing the legend of Chinese porcelain in world history. "Embracing All Rivers" Porcelain, as a carrier of culture, bears the tradition of Chinese culture and includes the cultures of various ethnic groups, continuing the exchange between civilizations and presenting the integration of multiculturalism, reflecting an inclusive and broad-minded spirit. "Everlasting Life" To write about ceramics, one must write about "the civilization of the state, building the southern center for hard pottery with stamped patterns; about technological innovation, with Hongzhou kiln celadon leading the era; about the leaping deer among wooden leaves, with Jizhou kiln opening a new chapter for folk kilns; about underglaze blue and red, with Jingdezhen ushering in a new era of colored porcelain; about the Ming and Qing Imperial Kilns, with the fine wares of Jiangxi reaching new heights in the history of porcelain. About the old artists who carry on the mantle, gathering in Jiangxi to compose a long-standing epic of ceramic history. "Glory Returns" A total of 21 emperors' imperial porcelain, 180 exquisite imperial porcelain masterpieces, the peak works of the Ming and Qing Imperial Kilns. At the Jiangxi Provincial Museum, porcelain becomes scenery, and the scenery becomes paintings, exquisitely unparalleled, breathtaking classic imperial porcelain works over 600 years, for the first time on a large scale returning to their homeland, very meaningful! According to official data, the current number of visitors has exceeded 1 million, making it the 'top draw' of the Jiangxi Provincial Museum. "Tour Information" Exhibition period: 2024.1.8-2024.6.1 📍Location: No.1 Exhibition Hall, 1st Floor, Jiangxi Provincial Museum Transportation: Exit 1/2 of Zhujiang Road Station on Metro Line 1, walk 800m Business hours: 9:00-17:00 (closed on Mondays) Tickets: Free admission, reservation required for museum tickets ⚠️"The Return of the Imperial Porcelain," has already concluded (until June 1st), looking forward to its next return!

Since watching 'National Treasures', I have fallen in love with museums. Stepping into a museum, it seems that one can't help but explore the mysteries within. Looking at these cultural relics, we can feel the 'life' of cultural legends, understand the civilization and the spiritual core of the continuation of Chinese culture that these artifacts carry, and arouse the public's attention to the protection of cultural relics and the guardianship of civilization. A museum is like a three-dimensional 'encyclopedia', highly condensing history and culture within it, and it is the best window for us to understand the historical style of a city or a region. The Jiangxi Provincial Museum collects precious historical relics and ancient art treasures discovered from all over Jiangxi, and it is the museum with the most collections of cultural relics in the province. 🔗Remember to make a reservation in advance ———❤️end❤️———

The Jiangxi Provincial Museum has now opened its basic exhibitions, which include the Jiangxi Revolutionary History Exhibition, the Jiangxi Ancient History and Culture Exhibition, the Jiangxi Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition, the Jiangxi Ancient Ceramics Culture Exhibition, and the Exhibition of Masterpieces by Contemporary Jingdezhen Ceramic Artists. By the end of 2021, the total number of collections in the Jiangxi Provincial Museum was approximately 59,730 pieces (sets), gathering precious historical relics and ancient art masterpieces discovered from various places in Jiangxi Province. The categories involve bronzes, pottery, porcelain, gold artifacts, lacquered woodware, paintings and calligraphy, revolutionary relics, miscellaneous items, etc. Among them, national treasure-level cultural relics include the Shang Dynasty's bronze tiger with a bird lying down and two tails, the Eastern Zhou period's black pottery he with cloud and thunder patterns and animal head handle, the Sui Dynasty's Hongzhou kiln celadon ewer with elephant head spout, the Tang Dynasty's bronze mirror with the inscription 'Refining Form and Spirit, Casting the Eight Auspicious Beasts', the Song Dynasty's Jizhou kiln black-glazed cup with wood leaf pattern, and others.

The Jiangxi Provincial Museum is a large comprehensive museum that integrates history, nature, and revolution. It is a national first-class museum. It gathers precious historical relics and ancient art masterpieces discovered from all over Jiangxi, making it the museum with the most collections in the province. Treasures of the museum I saw on this trip: ① Double-sided Divine Human Bronze Mask Is there an ice cream with the same design? ② Crouching Bird with Double Tails Bronze Tiger The largest pre-Qin bronze tiger in existence ③ Deer Ear Four-legged Bronze Yan An ancient steamer, divided into upper and lower parts, with food placed on the top layer and water boiled on the bottom. ④ Blue and White Porcelain with Underglaze Red Granary in the Style of a Pavilion A two-story porcelain sculpture, a unique and unparalleled piece I didn't get to see the other treasures , which is a bit regrettable, but that's also a reason to go again next time Travel Itinerary Admission is free, but reservation is required, and the itinerary should be arranged reasonably Closed on Mondays, as are almost all museums, except on special holidays Navigate to Jiangxi Provincial Museum (New Hall), convenient parking

🏯Attraction Name: Jiangxi Provincial Museum (New Museum) ⏰Opening Hours: 9:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays) 📍Detailed Location: No. 698, Ganjiang North Avenue, Honggutan District, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province 🎫Attraction Tickets: Free, but need to make a reservation on WeChat in advance 🚗Transportation Guide: Take Nanchang Metro Line 1 to Zhujiang Road Station Exit 2, walk 800 meters to get there ⚱️Permanent Exhibitions: 2⃣️Floor: Material Wealth and Heavenly Treasures - Jiangxi Ancient History and Culture Exhibition Most of the treasures of the museum, such as the double-faced god-man bronze head, the crouching bird double-tailed bronze tiger, and the Yuan Dynasty blue and white underglaze red tower-style porcelain granary, are here. It provides a comprehensive understanding of Jiangxi's history, culture, and its value and status in the process of human civilization. 2⃣️Floor: Red Cradle - Jiangxi Revolutionary History Display Jiangxi's red history, turbulent times, majestic mountains and rivers, the spirit of the red land revolution, transcends time and space, and shines for thousands of years. 3⃣️Floor: Ten Thousand Years of Kiln Fire, Thousand Years of Porcelain Capital - Jiangxi Ancient Ceramic Culture Exhibition Ceramics are Jiangxi's calling card to the world. In addition, there are some intangible cultural heritage, ceramic art masterpieces, Zhang Daqian's paintings and other exhibition halls, allowing us to travel through time and space, enjoy the visual feast of ceramic art, and appreciate the unique charm of Chinese civilization. 🕹️Cultural and Creative Collection Stamp: There is a cultural and creative shop on the left after entering the door, where you can find keychains, ice cream, postcards, etc. Of course, you can't miss the stamp, which is at the entrance of the cultural and creative shop, and the museum stamp is at the service desk.

Jiangxi Provincial Museum has new actions again! This time it is a joint exhibition with the Palace Museum The collections inside really feast my eyes Everyone must rush! Xue Auntie's check-in guide📩 💡Address: Jiangxi Provincial Museum 🚌Transportation: Subway Line 1, Zhujiang Road Station 🏷Per capita: 0 yuan 🎫Tickets: None 🕰Business hours: All day . 🔵Nanchang Travel | Nanchang Food and Fun | Where to play on weekends | Weekend escape guide 🔵Xue Auntie's recommendation for today🔚, hope everyone likes it! 🔵For more fun and delicious food, follow Xue Auntie so you won't get lost! 🔵If you like it, you can follow before you leave!

Nanchang's new exhibition for the start of this year is absolutely amazing. The Jiangxi Provincial Museum has actually 'moved' the Ming and Qing Imperial Porcelain from the Forbidden City! A total of 180 pieces of imperial porcelain are on display, of which 144 (80%) are precious cultural relics. Among them, don't miss the 'Chenghua Doucai Sanqiu Cup', 'Kangxi Langyao Red Guanyin Zun', and 'Yongzheng Cong Green Glaze Bowl'! Many of these cultural relics are being displayed outside the Forbidden City Museum for the first time. . 🔥The Imperial Porcelain brochure is on the rack to the left of the entrance to the exhibition hall. The staff replenish it from time to time, and it is basically taken as soon as it is put down. Those who want it can squat for a while. 🔸There are a total of 5 imperial porcelain seals. If you didn't get the brochure, you can use paper instead. You can't put a notebook seal, there is a thickness limit. . 📍Location: 1st floor, No. 1 Exhibition Hall, Jiangxi Provincial Museum 🚇Transportation: 700 meters east of Exit 2 of Zhujiang Road Station on Line 1 ⏰Exhibition time: January 8, 2024 to April 8, 2024 🎫Visiting method: You can make an appointment on the official 👸 number. Don't run in vain on Monday when the museum is closed! . 📸Photo check-in 🔸Super suitable for ancient style clothing check-in 🔸Red walls, palace doors, and green plants are all suitable for check-in 🔸Try to take detailed photos of cultural relics, leaving some white space will look very high-end

The basic exhibition of Jiangxi Museum 'Treasures of Nature, Outstanding People - Jiangxi Ancient History and Culture Exhibition' takes the public through ten thousand years of Jiangxi, 'The Cradle of Red - Jiangxi Revolutionary History Exhibition' tells the grand revolutionary epic of the red land; 'Ten Thousand Years of Kiln Fire, Thousand Years of Porcelain Capital - Jiangxi Ancient Ceramic Culture Exhibition' shows the most brilliant chapter of Chinese ceramics, 'Tiger Lying in the South of the Yangtze River - Xingan Tomb and Bronze Kingdom' reflects the brilliance of three thousand years ago, 'Prosperous Ceramic Rhyme - Donation Exhibition of Contemporary Jingdezhen Ceramic Art Masters' and other thematic exhibitions show the regional cultural characteristics of Jiangxi.

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The sea fainting archaeological discovery found that entering a hall of the exhibition hall, such a scene is too majestic, just like a major event in a costume drama. It is indeed a very significant discovery in the Chinese archaeological community. It was exhibited at the National Museum and later moved back to the Jiangxi Provincial Museum, which is the exhibition of the archaeological achievements of the sea fainting we are visiting now. Who is the sea faint? ! The sea faint is Liu He, the grand prince of the Western Han Dynasty, the grandson of the Han Wu Emperor Liu Che, the father of Liu He is the Chang Liu Wang, and Liu Wei is the son of Emperor Wu and his wife, Mrs. Li. The historical relationship is like this. . Liu Hes life is also a lot of twists and turns. He has experienced the transformation of the three identities of Wang, Emperor and Hou. The emperor who has the shortest residing time is only 27 days, because many absurd things have been abolished. Known as the Han Emperor. The tomb of Haihou Hou was discovered in the newly built area of Nanchang City in 2011. It is the largest settlement, the best preserved and the most connotative Han Dynasty settlement in China. A number of unearthed cultural relics set the first national example, and the value of restoring the system of burial and gardening in the Western Han Dynasty was enormous. There is data showing that the plane of the sea faint cemetery is trapezoidal, with a length of 868 meters and a relatively complete cemetery wall. The area of the cemetery reaches 40,000 square meters. The unearthed cultural relics have more than 10,000 pieces, and the image reproduces the Western Han Dynasty. The life of high-ranking aristocrats in the period has a high historical value, artistic value and scientific value.

The central square of the Jiangxi Provincial Museum stands with a large bronze sculpture "Time and Space". It consists of three imitation Shang bronzes on the bronze girders, imitation national treasures, cultural relics, deer four-legged bronze cymbals and Fuhua two-tailed tigers and four torches. Part of the composition, meaning a splendid civilization, a long history; Wuhua Tianbao, outstanding people; the fire of the stars, you can poke the original. It is said that the best place to know a city is to visit the museum in this part of the city. From his history, what happened in this place and the customs. The Stunning Discovery pavilion has a collection of unique and unique forms. It is the most exhibited by the Jiangxi Provincial Museum. Walking the Progress Pavilion is like approaching the Western Han Dynasty, a historical scene, historical truth, and historical atmosphere. It seems to cross, back to more than two thousand years ago. The Stunning Discovery pavilion has a collection of unique and unique forms. It is the most exhibited by the Jiangxi Provincial Museum. Walking the Progress Pavilion is like approaching the Western Han Dynasty, a historical scene, historical truth, and historical atmosphere.

In the provincial capital of the country, Nanchang is not a big eye. There is neither a prosperous business nor too rich tourism resources. In recent years, Nanchang unearthed the tomb of the Western Han Dynasty and excavated a secret buried for more than two thousand years. An emperor Liu He who had been in 27 days. Recommended for a New Year's Eve, a historical and cultural enthusiast, and it is free of charge. It is the Jiangxi Provincial Museum, which can be visited free of charge with an ID card. There are a lot of cultural relics unearthed in the museums in Jiangxi Province. The description of Liu He in history is mostly derogatory, saying that its appearance is ugly and ridiculous, but archaeologists are like historical followers. They have The detective's general insight, like a jigsaw, links a few subtle clues until a logical conclusion is reached. Through the exhibits of the sea faint cultural relics, whether it is bronze or jade, gold and so on are very beautiful, we can easily know that the real Liu He is not just written in history books, the real one, maybe a pole A person with a high aesthetic taste.

It is said that there are many gold cake gold ingots unearthed in the tomb of Haiyue Hou, so let us open our eyes together! The names of these gold pies, which are placed in a V shape, are called V-shaped gold pies, because each gold cake has a letter V printed on it. Thats right, Im not mistaken, youre not mistaken, the letter V is really printed on the gold cake. Why are there letters on the gold cakes of the Western Han Dynasty? No one knows! Looking at the neat gold in the hall code is not very dazzling!