Yecheng Museum

The Yecheng Museum is located on the north side of the Yecheng Ruins, covering an area of 65 mu and the main building area of 5,228 square meters. The whole museum is composed of city towers, city gates and city walls. The shape of the museum is imitated by Zhuming Gate, the south gate of Yenan City, and has a strong architectural style of the Han Dynasty. The Yecheng Museum is divided into six exhibition halls, namely "Preface Hall", "First Exhibition Hall: Central Plains Important Land, Rich Granary - Ye Land from Prehistoric to Qin and Han Dynasties", "Second Exhibition Hall: Wei Wuxiongcai, New Capital - Cao Wei Period Yecheng", "The Third Exhibition Hall: Ethnic Fusion, Cultural Turbulence—Yecheng in the Period of the Sixteen Kingdoms", "The Fourth Exhibition Hall: Prelude to Sui and Tang Civilizations—Eastern Wei and Northern Qi Yecheng", "Fifth Exhibition Hall: The Buddhist Capital of Northern China— Buddhism in Yecheng in the Sixth Century". The Yecheng Museum is of great significance for promoting ancient Ye culture, protecting cultural heritage, and promoting the rapid development of Linzhang cultural tourism. The total budget of the construction project of Yecheng Museum is 76 million yuan. It is located on the north extension line of Yebei City, covering an area of 65 mu, with a main building area of 5228 square meters, 65 meters long from east to west, and 50 meters wide from north to south. The entire museum is composed of towers, city gates and city walls. The shape of the museum is imitating the Zhuming Gate of the south gate of Yenan City, and it has a strong architectural style of the Han Dynasty. Inside the courtyard is a six-sided relief wall made of yellow sandstone, displaying important historical figures and histories of Yecheng, the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, such as Cao Wei Du Ye, Shihu Military Parade, Ran Min Du Ye, Murong Sanjie, Eastern Wei Gao Huan, and Northern Qi Gaoyang. event. On the east and west sides, there are two imitation Hanque towers about 11 meters high and six landscape columns with idioms and allusions. The construction content of the museum includes the main hall, ancillary work rooms and garden landscape engineering. The Yecheng Museum is divided into six exhibition halls, namely "Preface Hall", "First Exhibition Hall: Central Plains Important Land, Rich Granary - Ye Land from Prehistoric to Qin and Han Dynasties", "Second Exhibition Hall: Wei Wuxiongcai, New Capital - Cao Wei Period Yecheng", "The Third Exhibition Hall: Ethnic Fusion, Cultural Turbulence—Yecheng in the Period of the Sixteen Kingdoms", "The Fourth Exhibition Hall: Prelude to Sui and Tang Civilizations—Eastern Wei and Northern Qi Yecheng", "Fifth Exhibition Hall: The Buddhist Capital of Northern China— Buddhism in Yecheng in the Sixth Century". A total of more than 500 precious cultural relics (groups) were displayed in the trial opening hall.