Sky blue waits for the rain, and I am waiting for you in Fengxian

Actually, this is my third time visiting the Fengxian Museum. To be honest, there are still quite a few traffic lights on the way, which made me even more anxious. The first time I saw the '9.2 Billion Sister' - the Changxin Palace Lantern in a history book, the original design of the 2008 Beijing Olympic torch, it was enough to make me travel more than 50 kilometers and get up an hour early to see her. She has been kneeling for over two thousand years and traveled thousands of miles from Hebei to the magic city in the scorching summer. No matter how hot the weather is or how far the walk is, this trip is worth it. The Fengxian Museum is located near the Oriental Beauty Valley in Fengxian District. Navigate to the Fengxian District Museum, which has underground parking spaces, free parking 🆓. This cultural relic exhibition does not require reservations or ID verification, allowing you to immerse yourself in the history and civilization of over two thousand years ago. The surrounding park parking lots are also free. In short, there are no actual economic costs, but it makes you feel extremely happy, and nothing can make you feel happier than this. Many of the exhibits in the Civilization Exhibition come from the Baoji Museum in Shaanxi, the Fufeng Museum, and the Changxin Palace Lantern, one of the three treasures of the Hebei Museum. It allows us to see the Chinese bronze civilization without leaving Shanghai. The wall plate engraved with inscriptions makes me feel the rigor of the text creators and the exquisite craftsmanship. Although the dragon of the Western Zhou Dynasty has incomplete claws, the dragon head, dragon body, dragon tail, and dragon back quickly bring people into the bronze creation of the Western Zhou Dynasty. Some relatively primitive design elements can also remind the audience that this artifact was made more than 2,500 years ago. The remarkable Chinese civilization and even more remarkable Chinese craftsmen.