Museum of cultural relics in the station

After the opening of the Tuen Ma Line, the most eye-catching station must be "Song Wang Tai Station". Because when the railway was being built here, a large number of cultural relics buried underground were accidentally discovered, including ceramic fragments, coins, iron blocks, etc. There are also many ancient wells. Afterwards, "Songwangtai Station" was officially opened, and an open-air museum was specially set up inside the station gate. Some of the cultural relics discovered at that time were displayed in two large glass cabinets, allowing passengers to witness these precious cultural relics from the Song and Yuan dynasties. What impressed me most was a dice from the Song and Yuan dynasties. Three sides of the dice had 1 point, and the other three sides had 4 points. It was not like our ordinary dice, which had 1 to 6 points. Looking up, you can see the light yellow circular area on the ceiling of the station, which is the location of an ancient well discovered during the Song and Yuan Dynasties. The ancient well will be relocated on the ground in the future, and passengers in the station will be able to see the bottom of the well just by looking up. #Hong Kong good places #Hot summer places