China Keju Museum

The Chinese Imperial Examination Museum is located in the Confucian Temple in the southeast corner of Pingyao Ancient City. It is a large-scale Ming and Qing ancient buildings. It collects and displays a lot of literature and historical objects about the ancient Chinese imperial examination system.

The Imperial Examination Museum is located in the ancient temple of Pingyao. It is a group of preserved ancient buildings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is relatively large in scale. It has displayed a large number of graphic and graphic materials for visitors to tell the birth, development and historical significance of the ancient imperial examination system.

Surprisingly, this exhibition hall is open even at night. It seems to be open until 9:30 in the evening. It is already more than seven o'clock when I come over. I can still go in and watch it. It is really good and completely free. This commitment to cultural display is really appreciated.

A museum with a very knowledge-raising, together with the Confucius Temple. Walk in all the way, you can learn a lot about the correct name of the ancient imperial examination system. For example, the township test will be tried, and the hall test will produce the Zhuangyuan. Many exams are also very strict, and the cold window is hard to read. The system of each dynasty is also a little different, and the knowledge has risen greatly. I like it very much, and it is free.

When I came over, I actually found that the first thing I found was not the Pingyao Museum, but the imperial examination exhibition hall here. I went in and saw several different exhibition halls. Although it was a free exhibition, there were still quite a lot of things inside. You can learn about the examination situation in Shanxi through this imperial examination exhibition hall.