Baizhifang Jie Daozhi Culture Museum

The hidden white paper workshop street paper culture museum Since I was a child, I lived in the white paper workshop and learned a little about the history of the white paper workshop. However, when I talked about this paper culture museum, I heard that the first time I heard that my daughter came here to participate in the practice activities organized by the street a few years ago. But I have not visited it for the first time until today. The museum is on the north side of the three roads of Cherry. In a deep underground space, it should be transformed by human defense projects. There is only a very inconspicuous small house on the ground. You can't find it without looking carefully. After entering the door, register first and then enter the visiting space with a long staircase. A long corridor can hardly be seen. There is a small exhibition room and activity room on both sides. It is simply "don't have a hole". It is really unimaginable not to come down to see. The exhibition first took a street through the preface hall to Baizhifang Street. According to the "Yuan History" record: "White Paper Mill, rank from eight products. Palms to create paper baskets. A member of the ambassador, a deputy ambassador, will be placed until the first nine years." It means that the Yuan Dynasty to the first nine years (1272) set up a official office called "White Paper Mill", which is specifically responsible for managing the paper industry. The official position of the person in charge is "White Paper Workshop Ambassador", eight officials. During the Ming Dynasty, Baizhifang evolved into the administrative division of the grassroots, which is equivalent to the current "Baizhifang Street", and the scale was the most in Beijing's Nancheng at that time. According to "Zhang Yuan'aozhi", "Nancheng Zhufang, Baizhifang is the largest, Yuan Yu set up a tax deputy, north from Shanguo Temple, south to Caishan Palace, West and Tianning Temple are also. "From the Yuan Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, this area has a multi-paper workshop, which is the largest gathering place of handmade paper workshops in Nancheng, Beijing, and the name of the "white paper workshop" has been used since the Yuan Dynasty, and it is the only place in Beijing that follows the Yuanming establishment. The district is named after the square. There are still many famous enterprises related to paper printing in the Baizhifang jurisdiction, such as Beijing Printing Factory, Map Publishing House, Stamp Printing Bureau, Economic Daily, etc. Regarding the folk customs of Baizhifang, you can summarize it in one sentence: "Baizhifang, Two heads, lion, drum, lotus fall, the most famous should belong to the white paper workshop Taishi, "white paper workshop Taishi old society" into the Qing Qianlong five years, is a high-profile folk flower meeting in Beijing, after the founding of the white paper workshop Taishi also played in many important occasions, In my memory, when I was a child, I saw pictures of my grandfather attending the Taishi show at home. He would do lions and dance lions. At that time, the Baizhifang area did have this tradition. The next exhibition hall is mainly divided into five themes, namely "paper" and civilization, "paper" and technology, "Paper" and life, "paper" and environmental protection, "paper" and art, from the origin and inheritance of paper, to paper research, paper application, paper recycling, paper-related art, etc., the content of the exhibition is very comprehensive, involving all aspects of paper-related, Even the latest 3D printing technology has been introduced; there are many physical exhibits in the exhibition hall, there are many interactive equipment, and even a set of waste paper recycling and recycling treatment facilities, which is very suitable for children to fully understand the various knowledge related to paper.

The rides here are particularly complete and are not seen in other places in China. There are a lot of weird food here. There are also endless crowds. The only downside is that the price is too high

Now the epidemic prevention and control, the museum is not open to the public for the time being.

High-end atmosphere, low-key luxury has connotation

I have lived here for decades, and I only know this museum because my children participated in community activities. Don't look down on it. It is well built and knowledgeable. It also takes into account the fun of letting children do it. It is good.