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The underground parking lot is too small to accommodate many cars, but it's very cheap at 1 yuan per hour.

I booked in advance. To be honest, you can tell the local government really put effort into this museum.

However, Qingzhou is a small place, so there wasn't much to exhibit. They cobbled together a few things, which was passable.

But honestly, the cultural and creative souvenirs were relatively expensive and not good value for money.

The underground parking lot is too small to accommodate many cars, but it&#39;s very cheap at 1 yuan per hour.

I booked in advance. To be honest, you can tell the local government really put effort into this museum.

However, Qingzhou is a small place, so there wasn&#39;t much to exhibit. They cobbled together a few things, which was passable.

But honestly, the cultural and creative souvenirs were relatively expensive and not good value for money.

The Qingzhou Museum was well worth the trip. The exhibition hall is quite large and very interesting. I highly recommend hiring a guided tour. Mr. Liu&#39;s explanation today was excellent&mdash;professional and engaging, and it broadened our horizons considerably. It was a very enjoyable day. Also, the cultural and creative products were quite good; I bought a notebook that I really liked and even got it stamped.

Qingzhou Museum is the only first-class museum in a county-level city in China. Its treasures include Buddhist statues from Longxing Temple, the only top scholar&#39;s examination paper from the Ming Dynasty in China, and the largest diameter jade bi disc from the Eastern Han Dynasty in China, which are national cultural relics with extremely high historical, artistic and cultural value!

Completely surprised by Qingzhou Museum. The treasures of the three major town halls of Qingzhou Museum are the Yuxuan descendants of the East Han Dynasty, Zhao Bingzhong Zhuangyuan Roll and Longxing Temple Buddhism statues, representing the peak of the jade carving art in the Han Dynasty, the important literature heritage of the imperial examination system and the Buddhist art treasures of the Northern Dynasty. &zwnj; Yi children of Donghan &zwnj; is the largest engraving jade in the Han Dynasty in China. It is engraved with the whole Xinjiang Hotan jade, with a diameter of 23.4 cm and a weight of 3.5 kg. The shuanglong button is shaped by the silhouette carving technique, and the 158 milk nails in the inner area symbolize the star, and the outer decoration interprets the local cosmic view of the Qin and Han Tianyuan. It was determined in 2002 to be the first batch of cultural relics to be banned from going abroad. &zwnj; Ming Zhao Bingzhong Zhuangyuan Volume &zwnj; is the only real copy of the Ming Dynasty Hall Test Zhuangyuan Volume in China, written in 2460 characters, and Zhao Bingzhong Examination Volume in Ming Wanli 26 years (1598). The six-character Zhu batch of the &quot;first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first first last second first last second first last second first last second first last second first last second first last second last second first last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second last second The &quot;Qingzhou style&quot; unique &quot;thin clothes and body&quot; carving technique in the Beiqi period. Bodhisattva like the face &quot;Qingzhou smile&quot; presents the mysterious expression of the Oriental Mona Lisa.

The most beautiful Qingzhou smile, the only authentic imperial examination paper in mainland China, the most perfect Han Dynasty jade bi with inscriptions, Yuan Dynasty blue and white porcelain... a large number of artworks that can be called treasures are all located in Qingzhou Museum, a county-level museum in Shandong. Among them, the Qingzhou smile left a deep impression on me. Buddhism was introduced to China from India since the Han Dynasty, all the way eastward, through Dunhuang, Yuetong, and Luoyang. Continue eastward, towards Qingzhou, and in Qingzhou, leave his signature, cleansing, and charming smile.

This 600-year-old village is built entirely of stone. It can be slippery on rainy days, so be sure to wear appropriate shoes. I love it here. It's like stepping back hundreds of years, as if I were actually living here.

This 600-year-old village is built entirely of stone. It can be slippery on rainy days, so be sure to wear appropriate shoes. I love it here. It&#39;s like stepping back hundreds of years, as if I were actually living here.

The scenic area is well developed. There are many mountain products, snacks, and gadgets along the way, as well as celebrity check-in spots, folk performances, ancient residential life displays, abandoned houses with broken walls, and dense vegetation. The facilities in the scenic area are also convenient, and the hygiene of the snacks is also good. It&#39;s just that it&#39;s not suitable for playing on rainy days, and the stone road is still quite slippery.

Family! Weifang Jingtang Ancient Village is really amazing! The stone houses are very old, and walking on the stone road is like traveling back in time. The village still retains many old traditions, and the villagers are simple and enthusiastic. The surrounding mountains and rivers are beautiful, and the air is so fresh. It is perfect to come here to relax, and you must come and experience it!

It is an ancient village in Shandong Province that is well preserved. The whole village is surrounded by the ancient village defense wall, the city wall is made of blue stone, and a castle (gun building) is built every 30 meters, which has self-defense and defense functions. Jingtang Village is centered on the 72nd ancient houses of Wu Yibin, the son-in-law of the Heng Wang Dynasty, and forms a unique ancient residential complex with Zhangjia Courtyard, Wujia Courtyard and Sunjia Courtyard as the points.

I came to the picturesque Jingtang Ancient Village and started a journey through time.

Entering the ancient village, it was as if I was in an ancient painting. The path paved with bluestone slabs was winding, and the years had left mottled traces on it. The ancient trees on the roadside were lush and leafy, and the thick trunks told their long history. The mottled light and shadows between the branches and leaves added a bit of tranquility and mystery to the ancient village.

Walking along the path, one after another ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties came into view. They are either simple and elegant, or solemn and majestic, with flying eaves, brackets, carved beams and painted buildings, and every detail shows the exquisite craftsmanship of ancient craftsmen. Among them, the most eye-catching is the tall castle, which stands in the center of the village, like a majestic guardian, silently guarding this land and villagers.

Walking in the ancient village, you can also see the villagers living leisurely. They were either basking in the sun in front of their homes or washing clothes by the ancient well, with simple smiles on their faces. This quiet and comfortable life made me feel a long-lost warmth and peace.

Jingtang Ancient Village not only has the charm of ancient buildings, but also the fireworks of life. It allowed me to find a quiet haven in my busy life, and also gave me a deeper understanding of traditional culture.

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