Chinese Confucianism Museum Review

If you want to know about Confucian culture well, everyone will definitely recommend Qufu, but in fact, in the south of the motherland, there is another Confucian holy place, that is, Zhangzhou, Zhangzhou has the reputation of Nankong Holy Land, so in the opposite of Zhangzhou Museum, We have established a place that is worth checking in. That is, the Confucian Cultural Museum walks into this place. We can not only understand Confucius's life, but also understand the development of Confucianism in China, and we can also understand the famous great men and heroes who have outstanding representatives of Confucianism in China's history. The area of the solo exhibition hall is quite large, there are not many people to visit, and the exhibition hall has made a good integration of digital culture and literature, so that we do not feel boring in the process of visiting, but more is a lot of interaction and perception

🍃 The Zhangzhou Museum is opposite the Chinese Confucian Museum, you can visit it together. In addition to introducing Confucius, his school ideas, his students, and many classic Confucian school doctrines. There are many interactive games in the exhibition hall facilities, which are worth playing, and adults and children are very relished. 🍃 The only downside is that parents do not educate bear children who shout and run around in the museum, and the Confucian Museum has become a children's playground.

The Chinese Confucian Museum is the largest Confucian Museum in China. It is located at No. 79 Xinqiao Street, Kecheng District, Zhangzhou City. It is directly opposite the Chenghuang Temple. It is a large area. It is a venue for Chinese Confucianism display and learning. Parents take children to visit and learn more.

If you ask which city you go to to better understand Confucian culture and Confucian classics, you may answer, it must be Qufu in Shandong, but the place I would recommend today is not in Shandong, but in the Confucian Museum in Zhangzhou, Zhejiang. The slogan of Nankong Holy Land is believed to have heard that there is a very rich Kongjia culture in Zhangzhou, and the collection of Kongjia culture is Dacheng, which is located opposite the Zhangzhou Museum of Chinese Confucianism. This museum is free to visit. I didn't have much expectations for him before I came. I thought that a museum in a third-tier city should be seen, but when I really walked in, I found that the whole Confucian culture was well refined and sublimated. From the 1st to the 3rd floor, there are different themes, and they introduce us to different content. If you like Confucianism and Confucian culture as much as I do, then you must come here to see it, after all, Confucian culture is representative of traditional Chinese culture.

This pavilion is opposite the Zhangzhou Museum. It is a good pavilion. It mainly introduces Confucian culture. It is a more systematic introduction. There are also many sculptures that show stories about the spirit of Confucianism. This attraction in Zhangzhou is built with a Confucian Temple, and there is a Confucius Cultural Park nearby.