Xuzhou Museum, Pengcheng Qili is explosively popular

Located on the northern slope of Yunlong Mountain, Xuzhou Museum was originally the site of the Qianlong Emperor's palace during his southern tour in 1757. Surrounding it are historical relics such as the Western Han Dynasty quarry site, Qianlong Palace and Stele Garden, and Eastern Han Dynasty Tushan Han tombs. The museum gathers artifacts unearthed from various Han tombs in Xuzhou, allowing enthusiasts to see the gold-threaded jade burial suit, silver-threaded jade burial suit, and bronze-threaded jade burial suit all in one visit, full of surprises. The museum has many highlights: on the first floor, the "Golden Spear and Iron Horse" exhibition hall displays ancient weapons, and the Deng Yongqing Calligraphy and Painting Collection Hall features masterpieces by renowned artists such as Bada Shanren, Qi Baishi, and Xu Beihong. On the second floor, the "Heavenly Craft Han Jade" exhibition hall houses the gold-threaded jade burial suit from the Chu King’s tomb on Lion Mountain, the museum’s treasure, along with a stunning jade-inlaid lacquer coffin. Additionally, the "Han Dynasty Relics" exhibition hall showcases the Liu Zhu silver seal with a turtle knob, which has an intriguing story. The third floor’s "Splendid Figurines" exhibition hall displays pottery figurines from the Han to Tang dynasties in various forms, with music and dance figurines reflecting the aesthetic tastes of the Chu Kingdom during the Han Dynasty. The "Historical River Charm" and "Qing-style Furniture" exhibition halls exhibit exquisite porcelain, bronze, gold and silver artifacts, and furniture respectively. Come to Xuzhou Museum to travel through time and experience the weight of history and the charm of art!